Scotland Regional Winners

Curly Hairstyle

Curls galore with an interesting silhouette made Glasgow's own Alan Edwards Salon earn the L'Oréal Colour Trophy in regional competition. Electric from root to tip, the layered curls reach out in sizzling lightness with powerful definition.

The volume and allure of this hairstyle are truly unrivaled, as is the very fitting color: a mixture of deep brown and red. With a high density of curls close to the head and a play of pointed rays around it, this winner was a clear choice.

Purdey Hairstyle

Joanna Lumley's iconic 1960s look, named after her character in "The New Avengers," worked like a good luck charm for McMillan Hair Salon from Bothwell. They created a super-sleek twist on the Purdey style and won a L'Oréal Colour Trophy. With less volume than the original but still equipped with all of the round lines, it is a reborn classic ready to gain a new following of fans.

The ends were cut with the tip of the scissors for an even yet soft edge that just grazes the line of her eyes and follows the shape of her head. A few longer teasers reach over the rim on the side. Subtle is the name of the coloring, which is applied in layers of two brown tones that are very close to each other in hue, yet still create a lovely, almost patterned effect.

Shoulder-Length Razor Cut Style

As light as a feather and with colors reminiscent of heaven, a layered hairstyle ensured that Lees & Thompson Hair Salon of Motherwell garnered their own L'Oréal Trophy. This sexy, soft, razor-cut style features only a whisper of bangs and an abundance of super-tender texture all around the face.

The length reaches her shoulders, and for even more visual appeal, two delightful colors were chosen to accentuate wide sections of hair. The bangs and the lengths are golden blond, while the top and side hair shimmer in an iridescent platinum tone.

Choppy Men's Hairstyle

And the Men's Image Award goes to Anton Steele Hair Salon from Glasgow! A chunky, hunky razor cut made it happen. We're not sure what the choppy cut will do for this gentleman, but he will definitely attract some attention.

Stylishly unruly and textured for a soft yet wild expression, the cut features a tapered line around his face and thinned-out length that almost reaches the lapel of his jacket. A great idea is to use warm and slightly cooler, darker browns together to create a lot of visual interest and, of course, win a prize.

Photo Credits: L'Oréal Professionnel