The Hair Edit: Different cuts to try this fall

As the season changes, here are some new looks you can try

With our haircare routine kept at minimal during lockdown, majority of us are now rushing to salons to get a fresh cut. When choosing a hair style for fall, take into consideration if you’re up for a cut that requires heavy styling every day. We are all about easy, effortless styles which are easy to maintain and don’t take too much time to style.

Short Layers

Short layers began making a comeback before the global pandemic and is now one of the most popular haircuts. It’s a great look as we transition into fall/winter. It’s stylish and easy to maintain. If you don’t want to lose the length of your hair (alert: upcoming festive season) you can add short layers to your existing cut. It will not only upgrade your look but you’ll be right on trend!

70’s bangs

Long front bangs are all the rage for fall/winter 2020! This cut particularly catches up almost every fall/winter because the weather makes it easier to style and maintain this look. The best part? You don’t need to rush to the salon to get them trimmed every few weeks. You can simply let them grow out gracefully.

One length

A one length cut is easy to maintain and looks effortlessly chic. This cut is gaining popularity in our region majorly because of the upcoming festive season. This style works well with all hair types and textures. It’s easy to style and can go with any look! Pull your hair back in a sleek bun or style with pearl headband or curls, the styling possibilities are endless!

Lobs

Lobs are still going strong in 2020. This hair cut is versatile and looks great on all face cuts and shapes. If you are someone who wants to go short but not too short, this is a great option for you to try! It’s easy to style and definitely low maintenance.

Chin length bobs

If you’re daring enough to chop off your hair length, give the chin length bob a chance! This cut not only looks feminine and chic but also revamps your whole look. This look doesn’t require regular trims, let the minimal layers grow out and keep experimenting with different hair styles.