By dint of seeing superb trendy short haircuts (in magazines, on the networks, in the street ….) you start to want to take the plunge yourself and make a radical change by asking your hairdresser for everything cut. But which haircut will appeal to you? The court is very popular and the options are not lacking.
For example, you can opt for the “momager crop”, a worked cut inspired by the short haircuts of the 80s. Other great options: the “bubble bob”, an ultra voluminous square, which is just as trendy, or the “wixie” cut, considered the little sister of the pixie cut, but with different proportions and a little nod to the shag cut.
The list of ultra-trendy short haircuts is long, and also includes the so-called “cool girl crop” which could be translated into French as the “cool girl cut”. In the UK version of the magazine Glamourthe hairdresser Adir Abergel says more about this androgynous style which has many advantages.
Short hair: what is the “cool girl crop”?
This haircut, Adir Abergel notably made it on the American actress Kristen Stewart. This is a boyish look, quite cropped and layered, with the lengths longer at the top of the head and around the face. The “cool girl crop” can be more or less long, in particular with points that reach the jaws, the nape of the neck or the top of the ears. It gives volume to fine hair, as well as a slightly casual and chic look. “A shorter style can play up soft, demure features, but also soften bold, striking features” he explains.
How to properly style the “cool girl crop”?
But the hairdresser specifies that the style varies according to your facial features. “To achieve this type of cut, you have to work with the natural texture of your hair.” indicates the specialist who continues: “If you have a large forehead and want to reduce the size of it, you can request a long bangs (…)”. He also adds that when he did a short haircut on Charlize Theron, who has fine features, he dulled the ends that fell over her eyes to highlight her face.
The short degraded haircut is therefore ideal for several reasons: it gives volume, but it is also very easy to comb. Here’s how Adir Abergel styles it: he braids the hair, blow-drys it until dry, then deconstructs the braid and finishes with a texturizing spray. “Another advantage is that you will spend much less time using your hair dryer” he specifies. One downside, however, is that you will have to go to the hairdresser frequently to refresh your hair. The expert advises to make an appointment every three to five weeks in order to keep your hair flawless.
How often should I wash my fine hair?
To take care of your fine hair, it is advisable to turn to suitable care ranges that will have a volumizing effect. Asked by the american media She Finds, THE Dr. Elaine F. Kung, dermatologist, advises against daily washing, which could “make them dry, weaken them (…) and grease the scalp”. It can even lead to hair loss according to the expert”because it removes the sebum from your scalp”. Gold, “leaving sebum on the scalp is protective and helps the hair follicles to function properly”. She recommends a frequency of twice a week maximum.
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