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James David Louis is a hair stylist who lives in Dubai.
I have worked on all kinds of famous people – Michael Schumacher and his brother Ralf, Carolina Herrera, Mariah Carey. Kofi Annan is a gentleman, very quiet when I did his hair, he is very polite, a very nice person. I have done the hair of Marlene Jobert and her daughter Eva Green. Eva is a natural blonde but I first made her a brunette, the colour she was for Casino Royale.
Source: The National
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Posted on September 22, 2008
Hmmm…I’m confused, was he the one who originally dyed her hair brown, or just the one who dyed it for Casino Royale?
Posted on September 22, 2008
Monique: He could have explained better, right? Looking at her teen pics, she looks like someone who dyed her hair black at home. It was extremely black and quite simple, without layers. Take a look at the 1997/1998 events. Maybe he was the one who started taking care of her hair once she started caring about beauty secrets. All I know is that I remember that Eva once said that her hair stylist is French and wonderful, and that she loves when her hair is a bit crazy.
Posted on September 22, 2008
i think he’s the one who dyed her hair circa Casino Royale onwards…
Posted on September 25, 2008
I have to agree with Mariana… Eva dyed her hair herself when she was a teenager. It doesn’t look that perfect as it does in these days.
Besides, I don’t think taht her “main”-hairdresser lives in Dubai… a little bit too far from London/Paris.