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Sunday Island
|August 31, 2025
InSri Lanka's world of beauty and style, few names carry as much influence and legacy as Raman Fernando. For over three decades, she has been a trail blazer shaping not only how women and men look but also how they feel about themselves. Today as trends shift faster than ever - driven by global influences, social media and the increasing demand for individuality. Ramani remains at the forefront balancing timeless elegance with contemporary expression. Through changing decades, Ramani Fernando has not only kept pace with international beauty but has set benchmarks locally. From introducing contemporary techniques to training a new generation of stylists, her influence has shaped Sri Lanka's beauty industry into a professional world class field. As trends evolve one thing remains constant, Ramani's philosophy of creating beauty that lasts beyond the season. Today, as beauty evolves faster than ever, Ramani continues to lead the way in interpreting changing trends while staying true to timeless elegance
While it's exciting, it also challenges us as professionals to guide them on what will work with their hair type and lifestyle.
Q: Are you noticing a shift towards more natural textures, or is high-gloss styling still in demand?
A: Definitely a shift towards embracing natural textures. Clients are learning to love their curls, waves, and even frizz, and we're seeing less reliance on over-styling. That being said, high-gloss, glassy looks are still popular for evenings and special occasions.
Q: What’s one underrated hair trend you wish more people would try?
A: Short, chic cuts! Many women shy away from them, but a well-done pixie or cropped style can be so liberating and stylish. It frames the face beautifully and really brings out one's features.
Q: How are global fashion weeks shaping local hair trends?
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