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8 Top Hairstylists to Cut Your Hair Before You DieIf money were no object, these are the top hairstylists you'd want to cut your hair. From innovative cutting techniques to ultra-luxurious salons, find out what makes each one such a stand-out |
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And while any great hairstylist can give you this kind of transformation, in our beauty fantasies, these life-changing cuts would happen at the hands of top hairstylists -- the same ones who make celebrities look fantastic on the red carpet and the rich look beautiful at their Park Avenue and Beverly Hills cocktail parties.
We've spent a fair amount of time researching (OK, daydreaming) to come up with our bucket list of the top hairstylists every woman should try to snag an appointment with before they die. The criteria? These stylists are iconic -- many of them are as famous as their clients -- and a visit to one of their salons is an experience. Each of them also have big personalities and intriguing stories, which probably have a lot to do with their success.
Now, we know that a $500 haircut isn't feasible for most people. And to make you feel (a little) better, many of these stylists are booked solid with clients like Jennifer Lopez and Jessica Biel, anyway. But we wanted to indulge our superstar stylist fantasy nonetheless. Plus, even if you can't snag an appointment with one of these icons, you can still check out their product lines, make an appointment with a junior stylist at one of their salons, or ask your own stylist to give you a haircut like one that these hair icons are known for.
Skip ahead to read about the top hairstylists in the biz.
Of course this list is by no means exhaustive -- there are dozens of other top hairstylists out there whose chairs we'd love to hop into. There's also a new generation of rising stars in the hair industry -- and odds are they'll soon become the next posse of superstar stylists. But for now, we want to introduce you to these eight. Which hairstylist would you want to cut your hair?
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No thanks, too much
by EricaC123 Thursday, December 27, 2012 at 01:15PM Report as inappropriate
Sooooooooo pricy.
by anna_cookie_hwang Monday, October 15, 2012 at 04:00PM Report as inappropriate
What a disappointment. Only celebrities and the wealthy can afford $400-$600 for a haircut!! This is a terrible article which should never have appeared on TB. It is completely inappropriate for your audience.
by CaroleVonAllten Friday, October 12, 2012 at 12:54PM Report as inappropriate
Wow! I should went to school to be a beautician.
by shell1375 Friday, October 12, 2012 at 12:18PM Report as inappropriate
Fekkai never disappoints me. Verrrry pricey but so worth it. That's my go to guy. Always has been. Always will be. I have put a great deal of faith in others, and always go back. No contest.
by robyne00 Monday, October 8, 2012 at 04:52PM Report as inappropriate
I agree with another reviewer that the HAIRSTYLES to try before you die would be more helpful and interesting for most readers. I don't plan on ever paying $600+ for a haircut.
by HeathRene Thursday, September 27, 2012 at 04:47PM Report as inappropriate
i was disapointed in this because i misread it. I was hoping for hairSTYLES to try before you die, not stylists. I'll never pay that much for a haircut.
by Sohee Wednesday, September 26, 2012 at 12:49PM Report as inappropriate
No can do way out of my price range
by debbie_strickland Thursday, August 23, 2012 at 08:13PM Report as inappropriate
They may be considered the "best" in their field, but there's no way I'd be able to afford any of them. Plus, I'd rather buy myself some new clothes or something else.
by MHolland6 Saturday, August 18, 2012 at 02:51PM Report as inappropriate
Okay, I think we all agree none of us can take part of our mortgage payment and use it for a haircut. Here's an idea, why doesn't Total Beauty have a contest where some of us could win a haircut with one of these "stylists to the stars?!?!?!"
by Cheryl5752 Saturday, August 18, 2012 at 12:27AM Report as inappropriate