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With the Christmas countdown already upon us we thought we would bring you a selection of recipes and tips that may help you with your seasonal fare. Watch out for future last minute Christmas cake and baking recipes and what's hot for those with little time on their hands.
 

Cherry Cake

You will need:

• 4oz (100g) glacé cherries
• 8oz (225g) Self raising flour
• 2oz (50g) Semolina
• 5oz (150g) butter
• 4oz (100g) Caster Sugar
• 1tsp (5ml) grated lemon rind
• 1/2tsp (2.5ml) Vanilla essence
• 2 eggs, well beaten
• 3 tbsp (45ml) fresh milk


Instructions

1. Prepare a 17inch (18cm) round cake tin
2. Cut cherries into quarters
3. Wash thoroughly to remove syrup
4. Dry well. Mix with 1 tbsp (15ml) measured flour
5. Sift remaining flour and semolina into a bowl
6. Rub butter into flour until mixture resembles find bread crumbs
7. Add sugar, lemon rind and cherries
8. Mix vanilla, eggs and milk to a stiff batter
9. Stir briskly, without beating, until well mixed. Transfer to prepared tin
10. Bake at 350ºF (180°C) mark 4 for 1 hour, or until a wooden cocktail stick, inserted into centre of cake, comes out clean.
11. Leave in tin for 5 minutes. Turn out on to a wire cooling rack.
12. Peel away paper. Store in an airtight tin.

    
 

 

Peppermint Creams

You will need:

• 8 oz (225g) ready-to-roll fondant icing
• Few drops of peppermint essence
• Green food colouring (optional)
• Icing sugar

Instructions

1. Gradually knead peppermint essence and food colouring, if used, into fondant icing.
2. Roll out on a work surface dusted with icing sugar to 1/8inch (0.25cm) thick.
3. Cut into rounds with a 1inch (2.5cm) biscuit cutter
4. Leave for 24 hours until firmer.

    
 

Choosing a cheeseboard

When giving a dinner party it really impresses guests when the host produces a well-thought out cheese platter after the puddings are over. Don't just reach for a chunk of cheddar, score points by following a few simple rules.
Selecting the Cheese
• Allow 2oz (50g) per person if serving as part of a meal
• Allow up to 4 oz (100g) if a meal in itself.
• Select cheeses to give variety and colour, flavour and texture.
• When eating, start with a mild cheese and finish with the strongest.

Serving Cheese
• Bring cheese to room temperature for about an hour before serving
• Don't overcrowd the board - leave room for cutting
• Serve with a selection of sweet and savour biscuits, breads, fresh fruit and celery