20 questions with guy kremer
What is your biggest achievement?
Being made Fellowship British Hairdresser of the year in 1997 when I created one of my most beautiful collections, also being made Fellow with Honours.
If you weren't a hairdresser, what would you be?
A fashion designer or florist, I lover arranging my own flowers at home
How would your clients describe you?
Enigmatic
Which one style do you wish you had created?
Twiggy's Short Crop, it was the liberation for women and the beginning of short precision haircutting
Who is your style icon?
Agnyes Deyn
Who is your hairdressing idol?
Vidal Sassoon for his amazing talent and for being such a lovely person
Which hairdresser would you most like to work with (past or present)?
Alexandre de Paris - He drew every hairstyle he created, a true artiste
Who cuts your hair?
Jonny Engstrom, my Artistic Director
Favourite part of the job?
The beginning to end of a haircut and style
Who is your most famous client past or present?
Roger Waters
Last time you were lost for words?
Seeing the magnificence of the Taj Mahal
Which one product couldn't you live without?
Tecni.Art Anti frizz hairspray
Is there anything about the industry that makes you mad?
Getting wrong credits on pictures
What is the biggest gaffe you have made in your career?
When I first started hairdressing, winding a perm with too tight elastic. I ended up with a short crop
What's the best career advice you've ever been given?
Work hard and don't expect anything back
Last time you were star-struck?
Meeting all the stars when I was on the Red Carpet with Ruby Wax
Time you were most proud to be in hairdressing?
When I opened my own salon
What celebrity haircut do you wish had never caught on?
Posh Spice, because so many women ended up looking like cocker spaniels
What haircut would you love to make a come-back and how would you re-invent it for the noughties?
Bridget Bardot, but making it more soft and feminine without all that back combing
Sleek and shiny or messy bed hair?
Sleek and shiny
