Check out InStyle this month, they recommend Headmasters blow-dries (from £24) as one of autumn’s hottest high street picks.

Headmasters in partnership with L’Oréal Professionnel rewarded it’s Colour Hero’s at a glitzy Grand Final in The Grand, Clapham Junction, Wednesday 7^th September.  Held to recognise and celebrate Headmasters Stylists and Assistants with a passion for colour, the contestants created a unique colour concept and presented their looks to an audience of Headmasters staff, friends and family.

And the winners are…

Luke Ellis from our Epsom Salon – Assistant Category Winner

Jack Woolgar from our Brighton Salon – Assistant Category Runner Up

Chris Rea from our Soho Salon – Under 5′s Winner

Aimee Corteen from our Paddington salon – Under 5′s Runner Up

Leane Cutsforth from our Paddington salon – Over 5′s Winner

Ajay Johnston from our Staines salon – Over 5′s Runner Up

Chris Rea from our Soho Salon - Judges Choice Winner

Many thanks to all of the judges:

Racheal Gibson News & Features Writer, Hairdressers Journal International

Graham Crook National Accounts Technical Manager L’Oréal Professionnel

Carolyn Newman Colour & Art Team Director, Charles Worthington

AJ Blackadder Technical Director, Andrew Barton Salons

Aaron Carlo and Ollie Blackaby, Art Directors at Headmasters, treated top fashion and beauty journalists to a step by step masterclass on how to create the perfect pony at our Mayfair salon 26^th August.  Chic, flattering and super sophisticated they dominated the Autumn/ winter 2011 catwalks from Gucci to Emanuel Ungaro.   For the perfect way to adorn your ponytail try adding a statement earring, we love the new collection at Accessorise.

Amazing coverage in Glamour Magazine this month, they suggest heading to Headmasters for perfect party hair.

Headmasters Clapham Junction has been attacked during the rioting last night. The glass frontage has been smashed and the salon has been looted. We are surveying the damage today and are relieved that all our team were sent home early and are all safe.  It is very sad that a business that invested £250,000 to open a salon during a difficult financial period, bringing local jobs to local people in Clapham has been caught up in the violence.  This does directly affect our staff, who have worked hard to build this salon into a business with a good client base.  The salon will be closed until we can repair the damage caused.  Our thoughts are with our neighbours in Lavender Hill who have also suffered damage to their businesses and local residents who have been evacuated from their homes.