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| April 21, 2026

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CHRIS FOSTER FOR GOOGLE

CHRIS FOSTER FOR GOOGLE
Rebecca Parker

Chris Foster headed to the Google offices in London recently to perform a rather unique and unorthodox cut for Bjorn Bringert, Google’s Engineering Director.

After the Android Search team at Google had won a bet with Bjorn, the team had the choice of what they would have him do as a result. After throwing a few daring ideas around, the team settled on the idea of Bjorn getting a new haircut, featuring the icon of the team’s app. Chris was approached by the team after searching for the right male hairdresser for the job online, swayed by his award-winning experience in the industry, stunning photographic collections and links with reputable brands and names in hairdressing and barbering.

He began by giving Bjorn a fresh new cut, before shaving the ‘G’ icon into the back of his head. Using the image on a phone screen for reference, Chris perfectly created the shape using Andis trimmers and his very own Foss Fader brush.

Candice Zen – founder of Totem Hair, a hairdressing business that brings their services to offices and work places in London for busy professionals – then stepped in to bleach the ‘G’ before the Android Search team set about painting it the classic red, yellow, blue and green colours using a hair stain. The finished result was a perfectly created and painted Google ‘G’ in the back of Bjorn’s head. 

The whole event was live streamed around the building, with members of the team posting comments throughout, creating a great atmosphere that everyone could get involved with.

Chris says, “Bjorn was really up for it! I think a few rather extreme forfeits had been suggested so this haircut was definitely the lesser of a few evils… He was a great sport and it was great to be involved!”