Your Hairdresser Is Over Bobs—3 Haircuts They Want You to Ask for Instead
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@_livmadelineLong lengths are ideal for showcasing loose, face-framing waves.
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@saralouraLong hair looks so elevated with a soft bend through the lengths.
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To add a soft, chic bend to the hair, make a large curling wand your go-to tool.
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@sydney_sweeney"We have noticed an uplift in clients asking to maintain their length. However, we are still incorporating layers into these looks, whether visible or not," notes Eagland. "At the salon, we have been working on various techniques, one of those being 'floating layers'—a way of layering the hair underneath in small sections to create masses of movement and, ultimately, volume where necessary," he says. "Long, slinky, tousled, layered looks that quite literally float in the wind when you're walking down the road—like slow-motion hair."
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@gracemaharyFloating layers are a great way to add definition and shape to curly hair textures.
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@rayan.xasanFloating layers give longer lengths so much movement and body.
The key to getting hair that floats effortlessly in the wind is to use a clarifying shampoo. This one leaves roots lifted and lengths shiny. It's expensive-looking hair in a bottle.
Keep layers looking healthy with a regular glossing treatment. This one from Ouai leaves hair so shiny.
To enhance those layers, a hot brush is a great way to add volume and bounce.
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@taylor_hill"I believe that we are exposed to so many ideas all of the time now, whether that be via celebrity, film, or fashion," says Eagland. One haircut that we're seeing everywhere right now? The pixie cut. It's a timeless haircut that we see resurface time and time again. Eagland notes how these moments come about.
"Myself and my colleagues at the salon draw a lot of inspiration from film, whether old or new; classic images where the hair references immediately take your mind to your clients at the salon who want to re-create [the look of] those characters," he says. "There are classic looks that will always exist, [adapted] every year and season for a multitude of different people and personalities to find [the] look they feel suits them best," he says.
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GettyWhilst it may have been a wig moment, we can't stop thinking about Charithra Chandran dipping her toe into the pixie haircut trend.
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@pixielottCould there be a more fitting hairstyle for Pixie Lott?
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