Eastern Regional Winners

Spiral Curled Tendrils

Long locks earned a L'Oréal Colour Trophy for Hemel Hempstead's Clipso Salon. A side part and good definition of the large spiral-shaped curls make this hairstyle very festive and elegant. The ends were textured with a razor to make them especially soft.

A curling iron and good products will make this hair dream come true. Here it is shown in a luscious brunette color, but it looks just as good in all the others. Style it casually once the curls are set. Just pull apart with fingers and let the front fall across the face at such a beautiful angle.

Short Layered Hairstyle

The magic of layers turned this short look by Saks Hair and Beauty of Great Yarmouth into their very own L'Oréal Colour Trophy. Dark brown and a barely lighter, reddish hue increase the dimensional aspect.

The layers are long and generous, cut in a slight angle from back to front. With the tousled styling and the scrunched waves, it is easy to see how this look became one of the winners!

Hairstyle with Tapered Sides

This hairstyle is reminiscent of a shag cut but has many new features to keep it very contemporary. A long, curved, and blunt-cut fringe is the centerpiece of the winning hairstyle that let Cream Hair Associates of Norwich rise to the occasion and earned them a L'Oréal Colour Trophy.

The tapered sides pronounce her cheekbones, and all the soft, feathery texture has been cut into the hair with the secret weapon of all stylists: a razor. To get it in shape, the top was lifted and volumized to add more body to the crown. Three colors tease the eye with tones in medium brown, dark brown, and a few blond streaks.

Forward-Combed Male Hairstyle

Letting it flow. His medium-long pageboy cut is indicative of the new trends in hair fashion for men: longer lines, much texture, and adventurous styling. Androgynous and with a bohemian vibe, this layered haircut brought home a Men's Image Award to Kennadys Salon in Ingatestone.

Two-tone coloring convinces with its play of dark and light blonde, applied in wide sections. The long bangs are angled and flow diagonally across his forehead. A razor-cut texture ensures the lightness and wispiness of the tips. Styling comes easy with a dollop of mousse, some scrunching, and tousling of the hair.

Photo Credits: L'Oréal Professionnel