Asian hair specialist · Canary Wharf
Colour.Cut.Balayage.
Precision layered cuts, luxury blonde and colour that understands dark Asian hair — from Han Ozmen, who has been doing hair since he was fourteen.
The looks
Asian hair isn’t “one type”.
It has its own textures, densities and challenges — which is why Han starts with yours. A few results from his chair; bring one to your consultation.

Brunette dimension
Long, full brunette with soft, lighter ribbons through the lengths.
Bring this look
Caramel through dark brunette
Deep brunette at the root, caramel catching the light below.
Bring this look

Before · after
“Would you like to change anything?”
Grown-out, ashy lengths in. Out: a beige blonde bob with bangs — “a little bit golden inside, because I don’t want to make it cool.”
From Han’s own reel. Drag across the photo to compare.


Meet the founder
Han Ozmen
Han started his hairdressing journey at fourteen. He spent years with top brands in Istanbul, learning from some of the best hairdressers in the industry — seminars, specialist training in cutting and colouring, and awards along the way.
He has lived and worked in London for over a decade. Han Hair London, in Canary Wharf, is his own salon — founder, lead stylist, and the one who’ll ask you, “Would you like to change anything?”
“It’s friendly here — come say hi.”
- Since
- age 14
- Trained
- Istanbul
- In London
- 10+ years
- Consultation
- Free
The salon
Your new happy place
Do I need an appointment?
Booking ahead is recommended so you get a time that suits you. Walk-ins are welcome, but availability varies.
What if I don’t know what I want?
That’s what the consultation is for. Han will look at your hair type, face shape and lifestyle and guide you to something that suits you.
How do I look after it afterwards?
You’ll get personal tips for home care after your visit. Their own Pro Complex range is made to keep the salon result going.
Visit
Canary Wharf, by the water.
Harbour Island, 17 Harbour Exchange Square
London E14 9GE
Booking ahead is best — walk-ins are welcome when a chair is free.
