Leyton House, a premium hair care brand from Australia, has earned global recognition for its superior quality hair colour products and comprehensive range of styling and care solutions. Available in salons and beauty supply stores worldwide, Leyton House products are easily accessible to customers everywhere. Carefully crafted to meet the needs of you as a professional hairstylist, and your clients, Couture Care is a luxe salon range divided by key hair concern and reinforced with Rejuvenation Complex that is free from ingredients that may be harmful to our hair and our planet. All Couture Care products contain natural botanicals and are proud to be silicone, sulfate and paraben free.

One of their flagship products is the Leyton House Rhassoul 6 in 1 All Purpose Leave in Treatment Spray 350ml. This multi-functional cream spray revitalises hair in six unique ways: it boosts volume, acts as a porosity filler, provides leave-in moisture treatment, safeguards against thermal heat, minimises colour fade, and aids in detangling and repairing hair. It serves as an all-in-one solution, ensuring healthy and radiant hair, and is available at SalonTrusted. In 1983 he became Italian Formula Three champion, after dominating the series with nine victories. After that he moved with the Coloni team to the European Formula Three Championship, and here he was the champion again in 1984.

Ivan Franco Capelli (born 24 May 1963) is an Italian former Formula One driver. He participated in 98 Grands Prix, debuting on 6 October 1985. He achieved three podiums, and scored a total of 31 championship points. From 1998 until 2017, he was a Formula One commentator on the Italian TV station Rai 1. The point from Hungary placed Capelli 20th in the Drivers' Championship, and the team 12th in the Constructors' Championship. For 1992, Capelli would sign for Ferrari while Gugelmin left for Jordan. In 1991, Leyton House was responsible not only for chassis development but also bankrolled the ambitious Ilmor V10 engine programme. With so many new ingredients, results were again sparse, although Capelli often qualified and raced well. When Leyton House's owner Akira Akagi was arrested in connection with the Fuji Bank fraud, the team was in a precarious state. Capelli had signed for Scuderia Ferrari for the '92 season, so he voluntarily stepped down, allowing pay driver Karl Wendlinger to finish the season and personally paid to attend the races he missed to offer support to the team and advice to his rookie substitute. [ citation needed] Ferrari and Jordan [ edit ] In September 1991, team owner Akira Akagi was implicated in a financial scandal involving the Fuji Bank and was arrested. Akagi's associate Ken Marrable took over the running of the team, but money was now short. With two races remaining, Capelli stepped down to make way for Karl Wendlinger. At the time, Wendlinger was competing in the World Sportscar Championship for Sauber- Mercedes; in this context, it is notable that the Ilmor V10 was used by Sauber when they made their F1 debut two years later (with Wendlinger one of the drivers) and that Ilmor became the F1 engine manufacturing arm of Mercedes-Benz. The initial 1987 March F1 car, the March 87P, was a March 86B F3000 chassis modified to accommodate a bigger fuel tank and with revised aerodynamics, mated with a Ford Cosworth DFZ engine. At the first race, the 1987 Brazilian Grand Prix, March had a team of just 17 people, including Akagi, his girlfriend, his translator and Capelli's father. [1] Engine tuner Heini Mader did not yet have a full-spec Cosworth DFZ ready, so the team used a World Sports Car Championship-spec engine that was not very powerful. On the straights the turbocharged cars were at least 60mph faster. The car blew its final DFZ engine in the warm up and Capelli did not start the race. The March 871, a proper Formula One car was ready for and introduced in San Marino. Capelli scored his first point at the 1987 Monaco Grand Prix. In the end he finished the season 19th in the Drivers' Championship and 4th in the Jim Clark Trophy.

Attempts to sell the team during the winter of 1992 failed and despite nominating Lammers and Jean-Marc Gounon to drive in 1993, there was not enough money and the team folded in early 1993. This scheme and its overall effect are tectonically rich with structure, textural materiality and colour interacting with direct and diffuse light in many delightful ways. It is perhaps to be expected for a filmmaker and writer’s home. THIS PRODUCT HAS POSTCODE RESTRICTIONS (We can only supply to local postcodes, or collection from our Kings Lynn Store)

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This clay plaster finish unifies the scheme. It flows from room to room and floor to floor, subtly changing colour from first-floor roof light above the open staircase down to the basement accommodation, gradually developing ever-deeper earthy tones. It possesses a subtly Mexican feel, particularly at basement level, inspired by the owner’s other place of residence.