Regina Camilla in Italy: from the gradual transformation of the color to the secret of her turn

Queen Camilla, and his unmistakable hair, are traveling to Italy from this Monday together with King Charles III For institutional meetings, commitments and cultural visits.

Of a delicate honey color, slightly cottoned, they are its distinctive look, and the real rarely differs from this style, but its hairdresser, Jo Hansfordand a more careful eye will not have escaped, he noticed that Queen Consorte, 77 years old, has slowly changed his look over the years, without anyone noticing. The media speak in fact of gradual hair transformation.

In an interview with Hello!the hairdresser and expert colorist, Jo Hansford, not surprisingly nicknamed “First Lady of color”revealed that she softened Camilla’s hair color by advancing age, passing from light blond to warm honey shade to adapt them to the tone of her skin.

“We have changed the color gradually, so it is not noticeable, and I think it is really well,” he says. “It is not as long as it once was, and it is no longer so fluttering,” said Jo Hansford.

Regarding the simple and immediate look of Camilla, the hairstylist adds: «I think it’s really beautiful and that she knows how to manage it well. It does not always depend on others, unless it should show it off for a special occasion. He is a person who does not need particular attention ».

But inevitably comes to wonder how Camilla does to have always perfect hair with the almost unwatched fold. Could he have treasured the same secret that Jo Hansford uses to make the hairstyles of the Wales Princess whose look he takes care of?

Hansford once made his styling secrets known in oneinterview: «It is always Better to work with hair as soon as it was washedsince they keep the hairstyle better; Ideally, the hair must have at least one day of life. He added that to obtain a voluminous look, “Cottoni is the most effective way to add volume and structure, brushing as close as possible to the root so that the upper part is still lucid and smooth”.

Although the king’s wife is generally able to take care of his hair, Jo revealed that for the important days, such as his wedding in 2005 and the coronation in 2022, he was called to help the queen. “I had made her hair for years, but I was very nervous to the idea of ​​doing it for the wedding,” admits Jo, who edited the hairstyle of the real for his big day and for that of King Carlo.

Jo Hansford worked for Camilla for 35 yearsfidelity that this year the queen consort wanted to honor by conferring them Royal Warrantan honor conferred by the British royal family to an entity or a commercial activity as a “provider of the British crown” “