Raymond Chew

I spend most of the time chatting with my clients about their boyfriends/girlfriends, husband/wife, celeb gossips and even about themselves, but that's the exact opposite of what you should be doing. My reasoning: we are goldmine of info about your hair, figuring out your face shape, styling products and techniques and you're cheating yourself if you don't grill your hairdresser for the details while you're sitting in the chair. It makes sense -- so here are some questions you should be asking. Before the cut: - Will this work with my hair type? - Will this flatter my face shape? - If you intend to have your hair coloured, will this colour work with my skin tone? - Does long hair or short hair suit me better? - How would I look in curly hair or straight hair? - Am I losing hair or any other scalp disorder? During cut, perms or any other chemical jobs: - What shampoo and conditioner do you recommend? - Where should I buy the products from? From Salons or normal shops

It's no secret that many of us do follow how celebrities look like. Here are a few of the hairstyles that would still be interest to you and some of these hairstyles still works today. Mia Farrow's Pixie Crop In 1968, after Vidal Sassoon gave Mia Farrow this extreme haircut for the film Rosemary's Baby, thousands of women ran to salons, eager to shed inches of hair, along with traditional standards of feminine beauty. It is still a very asked for hair cut by many ladies around the world. Even Posh Spice new hairstyle is base on this hair cut. Victoria Beckham's Posh Concave Bob Victoria Beckham decided to shears to her locks, she didn’t know that she would suddenly become an icon status with this structured style. Her Concave Bob is another favourite with women. Till today This hair cut is still don by many ladies. Princess Diana's Royal Do Diana reached the pinnacle of elegance and carved out one of the most recognizable and coveted styles. According to the poll,