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George French
Passionate about hairdressing from a young age, George left school and began his training in a salon in Coventry. It was here he developed his skills and knowledge about hair cutting and colouring.
Once qualified and keen to build his name, George entered the prestigious Schwarzkopf Professional Young Artistic Team and after a gruelling judging process he made the cut for the chosen six. Spending a year travelling the U.K. learning and working alongside some industry greats, George met the Easton Regal team whilst assisting the team at London Fashion Week. With London being one of the fashion capitals of the world, George felt this was where he needs to be to master his skill and grow. His dream client would be hair chameleon Rihanna and he loves to change and freshen up a client’s look.
About Easton Regal
As a former print works warehouse, Easton Regal Hairdressing doesn’t look like your typical salon from the inside or the outside. Listed in Tatler’s top London boutique salons guide they have moved away from the mainstream minimalist salon theme.
Co-Owners Bryn Wilkins and James Kinnear designed the salon with the idea to clash antiques with high tech gadgets such as the shiatsu massage basins, the new Air Charge smart phone charging stations, Roller Ball and Micro Mist treatment machines.
They are constantly adding new curiosities to the salon. Anything from Victorian avian taxidermy to Art Deco, mid-century modern, nineteen forties brushed steel and Gentlemen’s club chesterfields. Over the years the salon has attracted clients that are looking for something a little different from their regular hair salon.