5 Hottest Post Quarantine Haircut Trends
by Eden Noronha | June 26, 2020, 16:56 IST
Finally, the news we were all waiting for salon’s will be reopening soon. The current lifestyle scenario has us all tending to our grooming needs ourselves, but hairstylists are our only hope of keeping our locks looking healthy and groomed.
Without them, most of us have attempted to chop our fringes, trim lengths, and colour our strands. But let’s just say some of us should never be allowed to do that ourselves or anyone else ever again (you know who you are).
Salons opening are a blessing, especially since they will be following strict safety and hygiene guidelines. And amongst the services that are cleared to be offered on reopening, haircuts are one them. So you can finally get your mane cropped for maintenance. Since we all went a long time without a cut and probably have split-ends or bad at-home haircut experiments, the haircuts that are trending post quarantine are just
9 Feb 2021
Police arrested a barber in Nigeria’s majority-Muslim Kano state for allegedly cutting his clients’ hair in styles deemed offensive to the Islamic faith, Nigeria’s
Punch newspaper reported Monday.
Local senator Abba Moro demanded the barber’s release from police detention on Sunday, explaining that he was arrested on January 15 and again on January 27 “by a group of Muslims over claims that the hairstyle he designed on two of his customers was insulting to Islam and the Holy [Islamic] Prophet Mohammed.”
The barber, named Elijah Ode, is “currently being tried in Gyadi-Gyadi Magistrate’s Court sitting in Kano State,” according to Moro. The senator said Ode has “been denied bail” despite intervention on his behalf by two Nigerian governors from his native Benue state and Kano state, where his business is based. Moro argued the barber’s arrest and continued detention is unconstitutional.
Connecticut lawmakers are hoping to make Connecticut the eighth state to ban discrimination against Black women in the workplace and schools for how they wear.
Mary Queen of Scots,
Beauty and the Beast), but even he couldn’t have predicted how big
Bridgerton would be when he signed on to be the show’s hair and makeup designer. Pilcher and his team worked tirelessly on the stunning looks you see on the Shondaland series, often creating every look from scratch. “Some of the wigs would take four or five days to create, and some would take three weeks,” he tells
Glamour. “You’re trying to do that while you’re filming, so there was a constant upheaval to get them all done in time.”
It’s not hard to see why. No wig is the same, and nearly every look has a story or hidden message behind it. So while we patiently wait for season two to begin production, we had Pilcher walk us through every detailed look. But we’re warning you now: You’re going to want to rewatch the series to see what you missed. (Also, you’re welcome.)