Greg has been styling Toronto’s elite for the past 20 years at his posh Yorkville salon. Born and raised in Muskoka, Greg tackled on several career paths before he became the hair architect  – police academy, martial arts, modeling for the Sears catalogue… just to name a few :) With his own hair product line, Mr. May has been featured in magazines such as Glow, Fashion and Elle Canada!

My hair was a bit out of control so I decided to ask Greg for help. I didn’t really have a clear picture in my mind of what I wanted. I left a lot of it up to Greg and did he surprise me!

Well, take a look at what was a 4 hour hair makeover:

Step #1: apply the colour (Greg mixed three different colours to get the one I have)

Step #2: apply highlights

Step #3: wash & condition

Step #5: treatment & gossip magazines

Step #6: cut

Step #7: blow dry

What a difference!

I love my new look. It’s so light and bouncy yet long.

Thank you, Greg!

Greg May Hair Architects
124 Cumberland St., Toronto
(416) 920 – 8892

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Silk, wood, metal, wool, leather, plastic… this season is all about textures-textures-textures!

This is my new Zara outfit:
Trafaluc Jacket $69.90
Zara Woman Dress $95.90

The belt is from Banana Republic, and accessories from all over the place, don’t ask because I won’t be able to remember :) The boots are vintage.

Your destination: Zara on Bloor or Eaton Centre

Do you shop at Zara? What is your personal favourite Zara piece?