“If you keep an outdated cut simply because you’re comfortable with it [yes, this is a thinly veiled Friends reference; there are still a few die-hards out there], you’re making a big mistake,” says Debbie Spaar, a hairstylist at the American hairlines Salon in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. But updating doesn’t have to involve a drastic change: Spaar’s advice: “Just lose the shaggy bits, so you’re left with a sleek—and ultrahip—bob. “New York City Salon owner Kim Lepine suggests an alternative—though equally happening—look: blunt-cut medium-length hair with slightly “grown-out-looking,” asymmetrical bangs. – Olivia Vale
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Update your cut
“If you keep an outdated cut simply because you’re comfortable with it [yes, this is a thinly veiled Friends reference; there are still a few die-hards out there], you’re making a big mistake,” says Debbie Spaar, a hairstylist at the American hairlines Salon in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. But updating doesn’t have to involve a drastic change: Spaar’s advice: “Just lose the shaggy bits, so you’re left with a sleek—and ultrahip—bob. “New York City Salon owner Kim Lepine suggests an alternative—though equally happening—look: blunt-cut medium-length hair with slightly “grown-out-looking,” asymmetrical bangs. – Olivia Vale
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment