Where hair’s concerned, my look (if you can even call it that) is very easy to achieve
After more than two decades in the industry, I’m confident in my knowledge of skincare, makeup and fragrance, but haircare comes less naturally. I approach styling with insatiable curiosity and unfailingly grill the many hair experts I work with, eager to share whichever advice I find useful.
Perhaps aware of my relative ineptitude with all matters follicular, readers often ask how I style my own hair, and I’m pleased to tell them, because my look (if you can even call it that) is easy for a novice to achieve. When my hair (cut by Luke, Jordan or Adrian at Hershesons in London) is wet, I use my Wet Brush Classic (£8.99) to brush upside down, then, with it falling in the wrong direction, wrap it in a quick-dry towel, such as Marks & Spencer’s £6 number. This stage of the operation makes all the difference between a bad hair day and a relatively good one.
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