Hair: Sammy Broadhurst, Toni&Guy, Kensington Makeup: Maja Lazar

Clothes styling: Rebecca Hey

Photography: Brett Clarke and Lindsey Brooker

Craig Chapman, salon owner, Craig Chapman:

“Cornwall has a very eclectic style, as we have such a huge cross-section of different people here, but I think the biggest infl uence is our music scene. Cornwall is a great place if you are into your music and you can enjoy everything from live bands to electro. I think the resurgence in popularity of late 80s and 90s music has encouraged a grungy style that both men and women are going for. It’s a little bit dark and more edgy, and variations on the undercut have been everywhere. I spend a lot of time in London but actually prefer the Tate St. Ives to London’s Tate Modern, it’s a brilliant gallery and there is always something interesting to check out.”

Charlotte Rose Waller,

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So what’s rockin’ your manor? This month RADAR’s been grilling the local hairy enthusiasts of Cornwall, on the streets and even on the beach! By Kara Dolman.

Jo Tigg, head technician, Toni&Guy:

“Cornwall is very beachy in its look for both boys and girls. The boys here have a very different style to say, London, or other big cities, where it’s much more tailored. They want something that is easy to maintain and looks a bit messy and tousled. Just think surfer boys! The girls are also quite natural in their style and go for lots of movement – whether it’s a bob or a longer cut – which is very undone. Colour-wise natural highlights are really popular for creating a beachy, sun- kissed look, which ties in with the laid-back and casual style here. It’s all about minimal makeup and lots of fl oral and patterned dresses and fl oaty tops from New Look or Topshop. The boys also have a very laid-back, comfy style, with shirts and slouchy jumpers. Nothing too ‘look at me’ trendy.”

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senior stylist, Mamouchi:

“In Cornwall curls and waves are really popular at the moment. It has been very much about putting the hair straighteners away and curling and backcombing, and using lots of products to create volume and texture. Actually I’ve found a lot of girls with long hair have been cutting it off and going for short, textured styles. Losing length makes getting a texturised look easy and gives more versatility day to day. They seem to be complementing these looks with gorgeous blonde and copper colours, often asking for slices of copper – or sometimes even violet – through the top of a blonde head, to make it a little bit different. Cornwall, having lots of lovely beaches, is brilliant for festivals! There is so much going on down here in the summer and the fashion, accordingly, is quite tribal through the warm months. Lots of prints, feathers and leather.”

Hair: Matthew Webb, Toni&Guy, Paddington, Sydney

Clothes styling: Tira Jaye

Photography: Andrew O’Toole

Dexter Dalwood, Death of David Kelly 2008, Tate St. Ives

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