Split Ends with Andrew and Olga

Twirling into the salon, Royal Ballet ballerina and teacher Tara-Brigitte Bhavnani and her daughter Chloé took to the chair for nothing short of a mega-chop in aid of a great cause. As a passionate ambassador of the charity, Andrew skilfully preps and snips their lovely long locks as they brave a huge chop each for the wonderful Little Princess Trust. And these two beautiful balle

“Get your lippy on girl’” and hear the ‘hairstory’ and meaning behind the iconic red lipstick and strong glasses of stylist and fashion icon Nicky Hambleton-Jones.Partners in crime with Andrew from the hit TV makeover show, ‘10 years younger’ , this episode of Split Ends is more likely to be called ‘10 years OLDER …and a bit more!’ In a show that digs deeper on

Stop! Listen! It's Hammer-time. "Clean your face, nourish it and nourish yourself." Sharing her pearls and rubies of wisdom from the salon chair, world-famous make-up artist and beautician Ruby Hammer OBE reflects on family memories in Nigeria, building the make-up brand Ruby and Millie, the importance of 'making the effort' for yourself, and washing your face properly whilst you'r

We join big_fat_Greek mother’s mother, and meet Olga’s mum Helen Michael in her home salon. Andrew sets Helen’s hair in rollers as we hear the hilarious hairstories and affairs, parrots and perms of El Greco salon. Learning her trade from age 15 as one of nine children, Helen had her own little salon in Paphos in Greece, and has had some loyal customers for over 50 years! Olg

In an episode that explores the life and loves of 2x ARIA Award nominee Mary Mandefield, Olga and Andrew dig into the importance of self-expression, not settling for a job that makes you feel miserable and even get to trim up her secret triangular undercut!Describing herself as having the energy of an 8-year old child, Hits Radio host, TNM and BBC reporter Mary shares more on her w

This Episode sets out the stories behind the Split Ends. Hear why celebrity hairdresser Andrew Barton and comedian Olga Thompson joined forces to explore stories from the safety of the salon chair. An intimate window on the struggles and celebrations from their own 'hairstories'; the bullying and belonging - and a whole load of brilliant barnets - that they've both lived in very di