Operating from Pasadena, California, Ker dyes her client’s hair in a variety of colors, then proceeds to carve out geometric shapes and patterns upon the freshly cut hair.

“I take a lot of my inspiration from experience and I am very nostalgic,” she said in an interview with Dazed & Confused. “So I love creating odes to visual things that make me happy. It might be my favourite blouse, a grandma’s chair, or a texture I find interesting. I love being able to prove that they can be translated into hair.”

“I love the 80s,” she admitted. “I missed the decade (or rather I was too young to ‘grow up’ in it) but I always gravitated towards it. I still do. I spent a lot of time dissecting and immersing myself in the fashion and especially, music. Geometric shapes also work really well with hair. They are simple and create clean work, which is important to me.”

Take a look at some of her original haircuts in the gallery below.

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Nearly 45,000 people follow Otsuki for the hairstyle transformations he regularly posts on Instagram. The short videos show the before and after hairstyle of his clients and we can clearly see them looking and feeling much better in the “after” shot.

You’ll have to see some a few times to make sure they’re showing the same person! Would you trust your hairstylist to transform your appearance? These guys are definitely happy they did.

The post See How Tokyo Hairstylist Transforms His Clients appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Operating from Pasadena, California, Ker dyes her client’s hair in a variety of colors, then proceeds to carve out geometric shapes and patterns upon the freshly cut hair.

“I take a lot of my inspiration from experience and I am very nostalgic,” she said in an interview with Dazed & Confused. “So I love creating odes to visual things that make me happy. It might be my favourite blouse, a grandma’s chair, or a texture I find interesting. I love being able to prove that they can be translated into hair.”

“I love the 80s,” she admitted. “I missed the decade (or rather I was too young to ‘grow up’ in it) but I always gravitated towards it. I still do. I spent a lot of time dissecting and immersing myself in the fashion and especially, music. Geometric shapes also work really well with hair. They are simple and create clean work, which is important to me.”

Take a look at some of her original haircuts in the gallery below.

The post Add a Little Oomph to Your Haircut This Summer appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Nearly 45,000 people follow Otsuki for the hairstyle transformations he regularly posts on Instagram. The short videos show the before and after hairstyle of his clients and we can clearly see them looking and feeling much better in the “after” shot.

You’ll have to see some a few times to make sure they’re showing the same person! Would you trust your hairstylist to transform your appearance? These guys are definitely happy they did.

The post See How Tokyo Hairstylist Transforms His Clients appeared first on PlayJunkie.