Total Street Style Hair – Amsterdam- the other day Robert sent me his photo all the way from Amsterdam because he wants to be on The City Coiffure. I’m honored to have you here Robert. You’re hair rocks! Thanks for getting all dressed up for this, it’s good fun to have you aboard.
Ps, both of you look great 
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Women’s Hair, attitude on Anne’s Lane South-Dublin, I have to say, I like hair attitude. This morning I was heading up Grafton Street when I saw Stephanie. The first thing I noticed is her vibrant hair color and groovy cut. Hair attitude is refreshing and fun when you’re a woman with a lot of style.
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Men’s Hair, texture on Chatham St.-Dublin, adding some texture to a basic men’s haircut gives every man the freedom to create their own personal style on their own terms in their own way. Men’s Hair, texture on Chatham Lane-Dublin, shows how much fun you can have with a simple haircut.
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Women’s Hair, the urban bob on King St.-Dublin, what I like so much about this bob style is the little fringe that peeks out from under Cornelia’s city-esque style hat. It frames her face and adds a touch of fun and a lot urban style.
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Women’s Hair, Aoife’s curls on Dame Street-Dublin, when someone leaves beauty as is, it’s always beautiful.
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Men’s Hair, classic edge out and about in Dublin, a combination of classic haircutting and styling is a perfect fusion to create a cool look. What I like about Jack’s hair is the combinations of a classic men’s haircut with the subtle spiky details that create an edgy finish.
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Men’s Hair, groovy, out and about in Dublin, there’s no question that Peter’s curly hair adds a groovy style to his look
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Men’s Hair, street style-Dublin, when walking through Dublin’s city center there’s never a dull moment when it comes to people watching and street style fashion. But when you focus on the hairstyles, it becomes even more interesting. It’s as if two and two go together or it’s doesn’t work at all, which is what makes it all more endearing to see.
When I noticed David’s hairstyle, he has a classic haircut that doesn’t have that classic look to it, which is why he stood out from so many others. He’s not wearing a part. It’s more about a sweep it over to the side style, which gives him an edgy and current finish.
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Men’s Hair, Italian style in Temple Bar-Dublin, selvaggio is the only thought that came to mind when I saw Stefano’s long curly hair. Selvaggio literally means wild in Italian. So guys, if any of you out there have curly hair like this? It’s time to un-tame those locks and grow it long.
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