Article outtakes

‘The King Of Colour who wants ‘thank God for roots’ as his epitaph.’

‘When he opened his first salon in 1978, 17-hour days were not unusual. He has an OBE for services to hairdressing – but, frankly he should be given a sainthood for what he has done for women.’

‘Colouring Mrs Thatchers hair? It was terrifying’

‘Daniel remembers when Madonna married Guy Richie in 2000 and how he was freaking out as the wedding day approached “because I knew she needed her roots doing” Daniel Galvin

‘Age cannot wither him, nor stop his passion and drive for colouring hair and making women more beautiful. He is delighted to be back after lockdown.’

Daily Mail Newspaper August 2021. A double page spread interview with Jan Moir. Daniel Galvin’s colourful tales are revealed in print.

Suzanne Baum – Before & After

The Sun 4th July 2020. What lengths will people go to now we are legally allowed to have our hair cut? Suzanne Baum opts for the cream of the crop as the first journalist in at the salon!

“My lockdown locks have come to a sharp end. 140 days, 19 WEEKS, almost FIVE MONTHS and they are finally face-to-face with a pair of hairdressing scissors in the hands of the expert who is about to cut to the chase in giving me the most memorable haircut of my life.”

This may sound a tad dramatic but as someone who is used to having a monthly cut and colour, and a weekly blow-dry, my hair is in fact my crowning glory.

Yes, it involved a very, very early start – but I literally couldn’t wait to get my hands on the salon door (which incidentally had been wiped so clean it shone) and my hair into the wonderfully talented (and gloved) fingers of artistic director Nick Peters and director of colour Anna Short.

By Suzanne Baum

Evening Standard. February 2020. Trisha Yarnie, an apprentice at Daniel Galvin says, “‘At 16, I’m working in a top hair salon and fulfilling my career dream.” Experience working backstage at events like London Fashion Week, assisting on photoshoots, and learning from the best stylists and colourists. The three-year hands-on hairdressing apprenticeship can lead to an incredible opportunity at one of the top Daniel Galvin Salons.

Tajmeeli. November 2019. Daniel Galvin Feel The Love Shampoo was featured as one of the most trusted international hair care products. The shampoo is suitable for different hair types and is specially made with natural ingredients to keep the hair smooth and hydrated. It is free from harmful chemicals that can lead to hair damage.

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Independent. September 2019. Duchess Kate is seen with her new hair colour. Her shining locks newly woven with golden brown and honey highlights are perfect for the darker months. Daniel Galvin comments in the article, “It is by far the best time to go golden.” Hair needs a bit of blonde more than ever at this time to counteract the bleak light of winter.

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The Telegraph. August 2019. The Daniel Galvin Detox Miracle Solution is featured as one of the best post-summer treatments to revive hair. Available as both an in-salon and a take-home treatment.

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The Telegraph. August 2019. Featured the hair spa treatment devised by David Felstead, the head of the Hair and Scalp Clinic at Daniel Galvin formulated the treatment after seeing an increase in clients with neglected scalps.

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Hillingdon Times Online. June 2019. Daniel Galvin hairdressing salon and Hemsley & Hemsley at Selfridges on London’s Oxford Street.

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FE News. June 2019. Students showcased gorgeous looks and special FX makeup at the Uxbridge College end-of-term show. Top students were offered apprenticeship placements at Daniel Galvin.

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Luxury London June 2019. Daniel Galvin Marylebone is London’s largest salon with 9000 sq ft. It’s Luxury London’s top pick of the best salons, for ‘top-to-toe’ maintenance. Size does not compromise service and the experience is described as intimate and personal.

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