Кто стриг "Битлз"?

Общеизвестно, что знаменитые "битловские" стрижки придумала и воплотила в жизнь Astrid Kirchherr в один из приездов группы в Гамбург. Однако нигде не встречал информации, кому битлы доверяли поддерживать состояние своих шевелюр в дальнейшем? был ли у них стилист(стилисты?) причёсок? парикмахеры были постоянными, или, переезжая в очередной раз, они ходили в ближайший салон? Кому что известно?

Здесь есть кое-что:

https://www.beatles.ru/postman/forum_messages.asp?cfrom=1&msg_id=8007&cpage=1&forum_id=0

По сути - негусто. Неужели никто из мировых дизайнеров не пытался примазаться к поддержанию их hair-стиля? Или тогда ещё не было мировых дизайнеров причесок и волосы росли без присмотра?

Жаль нашего паликмахтера Зверева не было рядом.

Он был бы в шоке, как всегда

Вот ещё:

https://www.beatles.ru/postman/forum_messages.asp?cfrom=3&msg_id=3513&cpage=1&forum_id=0

THE BEATLES

By Bill Harry

Hair Style


Ray Coleman, in his book John Winston Lennon, covers the incident in detail: 'Tired of the fast-scissored, traditional formula of Hamburg hairdressers and looking for something that would emulate her own sense of the eccentric, Astrid had cut Klaus's hair for years. She never combed his hair backwards, always out from the side, and it was always longer than the accepted length ... Stuart, the first to have his hair cut and styled by Astrid, faced John's scorn when, one night, he arrived at the club for work with what later became known as the Beatle haircut ... Paul, always more conscious than the others about his appearance, was the next to ask Astrid to style his hair ... John was the last Beatle to succumb to the Beatle cut. Only Pete Best declined, retaining his quiff and Teddy boy aura that attracted the girls.'

Jurgen Vollmer, one of the students in Hamburg who befriended the Beatles, puts forward his own claim in his book Rock 'n Roll Times: 'When I moved to Paris in late 1961, John and Paul visited me and decided to have their hair like mine. A lot of French youth wore it that way. I gave both of them their first "Beatles" haircut in my hotel room on the Left Bank.'

Care for Famous Mop-Tops

An attractive English blonde named Betty Glasow got paid for a job millions of other girls would have paid to have.
Betty took care of the Beatles hair during the production of their first film, "A Hard Day's Night."
Miss Glasow is one of the top hairdressers in Britain's motion picture industry. In her seven years at studios and on location here and overseas she has attended such stars as Capucine and Sue ("Lolita") Lyon.
Betty recently cared for the four famous mops while their owners made "A Hard Day's Night" for producer Walter Shenson.
STEAM HAIR
She reported: "A lot of times I have to condition actors' and actresses' hair before they can go in front of the cameras. Often I steam their hair with oil so that it shines and looks softer when it's filmed.
"But this sort of thing isn't necessary for the Beatles. Their hair is so healthy it doesn't need any conditioning. It's alive, with excellent texture, and the Beatles keep it very well. I love doing their hair!"
"Before they started filming," Miss Glasow continued, "The Beatles cut their hair themselves or had friends do it for them. After we started shooting in March I took care of it for them. After all, they were frightfully busy making this film."
Betty washed each Beatle's hair once every three days and trimmed it once a week.
EASY CUSTOMERS
"A wash and trim takes a total of about 45 minutes. They were very easy customers and I try to be careful not to take much off."
Miss Glasow added, "it was harder to keep their hair tidy then the average man's, but can you imagine the Beatles without their wonderful, long hair! I certainly can't.
"And, from what the boys have told me, they're every bit as fond of their hair as their fans are."

Jackie January 17, 1970 Number 315

A British weekly magazine for girls into teen romance, teen comics, fashions and bands! Large format 10 X 13 1/2 inches.
Beatles Paul McCartney - Leslie Cavendish (with color pic) interview with the man who cuts Paul's hair!

Джон сам бы Зверева так остриг, что отбил бы у последнего всякое желание быть в рядах цирюльников и стилистов!

И вокалистов.

Поразительный феномен пи-ара: никто не вспомнил, что парикмахером был, скажем, Чак Берри, но все хором стали говорить о неком у-ще под названием "Зверев".

Ко всему прочему: двое битлов были женаты на парикмахершах + брат Пола - Майкл, который в свою очередь обучался парикмахерскому ремеслу. А когда битлов спросили, кем они были если бы не группа, Ринго можно сказать единственный сказал прямо и определенно - парикмахером. :))

Location work in Germany and Almeria, Spain, began in September 1966 and a large corps of photographers were present at the Inn on the Heath hotel near Celle in Hanover, West Germany, when a German hairdresser, Klaus Baruck, gave John his short back and sides for the film. John also wore granny glasses in the film and they later became something of a trademark with him.


Где-то была фота где Лестера сам вроде как стриг Джона.

В основном конечно сами..