In terms of things to think about before giving your hairdresser the green light, Melanie Pellegrini, senior stylist at John Frieda Salons, says you should “consider your day-to-day life and routine, to make sure you’re able to style it yourself, rather than it just looking good in salon.” She also recommends stocking up on products that give body and texture, like Living Proof’s Texture Mist. And they’re enough to tempt even those with the longest lengths to get it all chopped off. Short hairstyles are especially popular right now, with all manner of bobs (mussed-up or razor-sharp), shags, wolf cuts, crops and pixie cuts appearing on social media. It’s no surprise that we tend to get them when we’ve endured a toxic break-up or changed jobs-the power of a short haircut lies in its ability to make us feel brand new again, and ready to take on the world. Finally, style with a small amount of molding paste or wax like Oribe Rough Luxury Molding Wax ($39) or Monat Restyle Instant Sculpting Taffy ($35).Taking the plunge and opting for a short hairstyle can seem like a daunting prospect, but there is nothing like a good snip to revive tired ends, bring movement into lengths, and seriously shake up a look.Release the hair from the brush by pulling it back towards the crown of the head to create the perfect side-swept bang." "If your pixie has bangs use a medium-sized round brush on top of the bang section to pull the bangs forward as you dry them while rolling the brush back towards your forehead."Use your fingertips to create a tousled texture."
Next, he recommends finding a great texturizing spray like Monat Studio One Dry Texturizing Spray ($35)."Use a blow dryer with the concentrator nozzle attached and a flat mixed bristle brush. Direct the hair where you want it to lay with your brush and follow close behind with your blow dryer.".
Is it just us or does this hairstyle on Thandiwe Newton make you want to go scissor happy on your own hair? Pixie cuts are chic by nature, but this textured take adds a breath of fresh edge.
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