Jun 15, 2013
Helen Oppenheim
Dario, you are so right, he copied no one. Not many hairdressers are that original? He didn't even like to copy himself. 'The minute the client walks out of the door, it's old-fashoned,' he said. However, I do think the originality was in his mind, not necessarily the individuality of sculpture cutting.
Jun 15, 2013
Dario Chicco www.voihaircuts.com.au
He was one of the master sculpture cutters. It was the cutting style prior Sassoon that few hairdressers have accepted. I remember in Sydney we would compare sculpture to Sassoon cutting but we chose sculpture, which is modern today as it was then and as Helen said 'you copied nobody '. That is the individuality of sculpture cutting.
2006-09-13 20:46
Helen Baum
Thank you very much for your article! I would like to read more.
2006-09-13 20:40
David Goldman
Wow... I would like to contact the author to get this article published in "Times"
2006-09-13 20:36
Peter Burns
I enjoy the way of your thoughts. Thank you!
