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Think of Atherton Cox as the Jil Sander of hairdressers: beautiful cuts delivered without fuss. It was founded nearly a decade ago by Lisa Atherton and Paul Cox, and the team is now nearly 40-strong, catering predominantly for glamorous thirtysomething Marylebone professionals and yummy mummies. Thanks to Men's Hairdresser of the Year award-winner Desmond Murray, who charges £68 for a 're-design', it's a go-to for a brilliant gents' cut too. If you're after a lengthening, rather than a shortening, service, look to the salon's hair extensions. Under the directorship of Andrew Bidwell, you'll get natural-looking tresses without a hint of Wag. Complete the red-carpet look with some seriously luxurious eyelash extensions by Daxita Veghela (£150).
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