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on our radar

Let the sun shine in! This month RADAR has gone all fl ower power people! We simply couldn’t get enough of the Hair remake currently rocking London’s Gielgud Theatre. Especially since the cast’s infamous hair was styled by Batiste. Check out that and the awe-inspiring work of 60s hairdresser/photographer Ara Gallant, and much more.

spotted

This May RADAR set itself an extra special SPOTTED challenge…we took to our own local streets to spot some HAWT new looks to get your super-styling engines p-p-p-purring!

subculture

ONE TO WATCH! Now here at RADAR towers we don’t like to play favourites but we have more than a sneaking suspicion that Alfi e Booth is about to gain super-dooper-star status. We grill this month’s subculture star on hair, his musical prowess and how after a hairdo gone wrong, he ‘accidentally’ turned one of his mates into Forrest Gump. Ooh-er…

what’s rockin’… Cornwall!

Woohooo! Summer is offi cially here, so your absolute fave style and city guide hit the streets, and B-E-A-utiful beaches of Cornwall to fi nd out what’s hot, sea-side. Now, back to chanting our beach bikini diet mantra: ‘We must, we must, we must decrease our mush’…

answers

We are rolling peeps! Last month RADAR brought you our brand new baby: answers. In April Rush’s Lorenzo Favata spilt the beans on how he made the group’s art team and for May Webster Whiteman’s Camilla Ring tells you how to jump up the ladder at your salon. Now, can we get a P-R-O-M-O-T-I-O-N!

something about us

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On the cover…

Hair: Seb Bascle Makeup: Mac Dresses: Talbot Runhof Plastic polypropylene armour: Amy Thompson

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