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" This year Toni &amp;amp;amp; Guy is celebrating its 50th anniversary. To mark the occasion Bazaar caught up with one half of the hair styling duo, Toni Mascolo, and his daughter Sacha to find out more about the hair industry in the Seventies and where the brand is headed in the future. Over all these years, what has been the most requested hairstyle? Toni: Without a doubt it&#146;s always thicker hair with both men and women. I did a client yesterday, a young man who is thinning top and I said you need to keep having your hair cut regularly. It&#146;s the same with grass, the more you cut the thicker and stronger it gets. The same applies for women. I also recommend using a good thickening shampoo too. What are the tips and advice you&#146;ve found yourself telling women over and over again about their hair?Toni: Regularly cutting is very important and good products to look after your hair. Change is also important, otherwise you get bored and slack, and I&#146;ve always found that colour really makes the difference. Sacha: I agree, colour completes the look and every hair cut is always enhanced by colour. What&#146;s been the biggest hair innovation in the past 50 years that has really changed how the industry works?Toni: For me, it&#146;s the different type of cutting. When we first came to London the big trend was that blunt bob. When we hit the Seventies the Charlie&#146;s Angels layered look came in and completely changed how we cut hair. We moved into layering because we&#146;re from an Italian background and we wanted something feminine that suited all hair types and styles from curly to straight. Sacha: I&#146;ve only been in the company for 25 years, but have looked back through the history of Toni &amp;amp;amp; Guy and for me the Sixties was all about dressing the hair with the beehives etc. But then Toni &amp;amp;amp; Guy introduced a new bespoke approach that was much softer and suited everyone. A lot of new products are focusing on the idea of anti-ageing your hair &#150; do you think eventually we will be giving our hair the same amount of time and care as our skin? Toni: Women can buy expensive shoes and bags, but they&#146;re recognising that people notice their hair first. Glossed, healthy hair gives you the full groomed finish.Sacha: We brought out a therapy range with Label.M, with eight complexes to rejuvenate hair and really help anti-ageing your hair. The formulas are a lot more sophisticated now and women are starting to see the difference. CLICK HERE TO READ\u00A0BAZAAR&amp;#039;S ROUND-UP OF THE BEST SHAMPOOS "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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