I am a celebrity stylist & these are the most famous faces whose hair I would love to get my hands on, says S… – The Irish Sun.

Ava GreyApril 8, 2023

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HE has called some of the biggest names in showbiz and now celebrity stylist Ricky Walters is keen to get his hands on Britain’s Got Talent judge Simon Cowell.

Soho-based hair stylist Ricky Salon64She’s smart enough to revamp the music mogul’s hair to give her an in-turn look on BGT Live shows.

Celebrity hairstylist Ricky Sigonius is keen to hand Simon Cowell’s hairCredit: Getty

Top celebrity stylist Ricky has worked with some of the biggest names in showbizCredit: Instagram

He said the music mogul could revamp his hair ahead of the BGT live showsCredit: Getty

The top celebrity hairdresser would also love to give Prime Minister Boris Johnson a much-needed mega hair extension.

Speaking to The Sun, Ricky said: “Over the years I’ve done hair for Sandra Bullock, Will.i.am and Arnold Schwarzenegger – they’re all special clients of mine.

“If I could pick any celebrity in the near future – I would choose Simon Cowell.

I think the hair is strong enough, I would like to go to him.

“I feel like I could run my hands over his hair and it’s a good fade on that head of hair.”

Ricky, who started his hairdressing career at the age of 16 in a small salon in Pinner, said he worked his magic on some of the world’s most famous politicians.

“I like to do Boris Johnson and Donald Trump’s hair – I think these guys could do it all with a little attention,” he laughed.

Salon64 is a hair salon during the day but after dark, a venue – it changes its name to Club 64 and turns into one of the coolest clubs in the capital.

The popular venue has already been visited by the likes of supermodel Jodie Kidd, Joel Dommett and Masked Girls singer Nicola Roberts.

Ricky revealed that wearing hair to the rich and famous takes less work and more experience.

The Sun features a variety of stars on the official Salon Instagram account – from EastEnders’ Rose Ayling-Ellis, to TV presenter Laura Whitmore and footballer Gary Neville.

“Seeing my clients like catching up with old friends and getting second hair, even though we do incredible hair, it’s always nice to see their faces,” she said.

“I always love going to the salon or seeing if we do hair for the awards ceremony.”

“If it’s a really formal ceremony, maybe pick a more formal hairstyle or if it’s everyday maybe a beach wave, depending on what they’re doing that day.

“I’ve been working on the London Comedy scene for a number of years – we do a lot of comedians,” Ricky shared.

“Comedians are a bit like everyone else, they don’t walk around cutting their hair all the time, but the comedians who come to Salon64 are very funny.”

And it doesn’t stop there, Ricky has confessed that he has some of the most famous A-listers on his phone, who can visit a top-secret salon and leave in front of some cotton.

But he said: “I just have incredible clients – they’re all lovely.

“We get quite a lot of sports stars, I always used to cut Novak Djokovic before the tennis match.

“There’s a huge amount of celebrities that will come and see us because we can talk and then we’ve got secrets that they rent upstairs on the ground floor and no one knows they’re there.

“These are more Hollywood guys who sneak out and rent a floor and leave again, and no one knows they’re there.”

Ricky was just 26 when he opened the salon and launched the club 18 months ago.

After sharing his vision for the celebrity hangout, Ricky said: “When you walk into the salon it doesn’t feel like a salon at all. We want to be a little bit more innovative and innovative.

“It’s a cocktail bar and then to the back of the shop and all the settings are facing inwards around the fire pit, and the fire pit is lit in the evening for the club.

“It’s a very huge home from home and a huge community focus in the middle of Soho that you only know about us if you know about us.”

Inspired by the likes of British hairstylist John Frieda, Ricky shared his top tips for achieving beautiful smooth hair.

She explained: “I think shampoos and conditioners are not focused enough – there are a lot of brands out there that are junk hair food, so you need to source good quality products.