Beauty: Salon Spy; Fancy a new hairdo, courtesy of M? Course you do. And the catch? Go undercover then dish the dirt when it's all over - easy.Byline: Tricia Welch THIS WEEK: Jane Collyer, 23, went to the Trevor Sorbie Trevor Sorbie MBE is a hairdresser in the UK. He was born in Paisley, Scotland in 1949 and started cutting hair as an apprentice to his father in Ilford in 1964. He became stylist for Vidal Sassoon in 1972. In 1973 he became Artistic Director. Salon, London WC2 (020-7379 6901) With Jennifer Aniston's flicky bob in mind, Jane decided she wanted a trendy new look instead of the `shapeless shape·less adj. 1. Lacking a definite shape. 2. Lacking symmetrical or attractive form; not shapely. shape nothing' she was living with, so for pounds 62 she had her hair cut by a senior stylist at Trevor Sorbie's Covent Garden Covent Garden (kŭv`ənt), area in London historically containing the city's principal fruit and garden market and the Royal Opera House. salon. 1. Before: `I've not set out to grow my hair, but all of a sudden it's just got longer and isn't a style any more. I fancied a shaggy shaggy /shag·gy/ (shag´e) 1. covered with, having, or resembling rough long hair or wool. 2. having a rough texture or surface or hairlike processes. bob that sits just above the shoulders, but senior stylist Vicky said a jaw-length cut would suit my face shape better.' 2. After: `It looks modern and really suits me. Vicky gave me tips on how to style my new do and recommended products to give it that choppy chop·py 1 adj. chop·pi·er, chop·pi·est Having many small waves; rough: choppy seas. [From chop1. feel.' 3. First wash: `I thought I wouldn't be able to style my hair after the first wash, especially as it went fluffy after blow- drying. But, after applying some wax, I think I'm almost there. I love it.' Jane's verdict: 9/10 `It's low-maintenance and really modern. Vicky was professional, friendly and gave me specialist advice. Although it's more than I'd usually pay for a cut, it's been worth it.' M's verdict: 10/10 Top marks to Trevor and his team who obviously believe customer service is as important as the cut itself. Jane's new hairdo really suits her - what a great look. Fabulous freebie free·bie also free·bee n. Slang An article or service given free: "such freebies as subway and bus maps" New York. M is offering three readers the chance to totally transform their lives and get their finances, relationships, home and career sorted - all for free - in return for being featured in the magazine. Just send a snap of your lovely self, with details of your problem(s), age, job and daytime phone number, to the address on page 3. Oh, and you must be a woman (we get a lot of blokes trying to sneak into M y'know). |
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