The wolf cut is the coolest twist on a classic shag, and it's taking over TikTok. Here's what you need to know about the trend and the best ways to wear it.
We re all feeling the urge to mark the end of lockdown with a bang or, in the case of our hair, a bob. The universally flattering style is set to be the most popular choice for 2021, with everyone rushing to secure a salon appointment for a chop after months of grown-out, limp-looking hair.
While we re pretty set on the length, there s still the small matter of deciding what
type of bob is best. There s the shag bob: sexy, natural texture with a bit of oomph at the crown; the asymmetric bob: a classic twist on a classic bob cut where one side is longer than the other; and the outgrown bob: otherwise known as the lob, or long bob, which offers a great choice to anyone who can t quite commit to cutting off too many inches. There s even the modern Diana bob, inspired by the most recent season of
A new at-home haircutting method has gone viral on TikTok: the ponytail shag cut. Users are cutting their high ponytails in half to create bangs and shaggy layers. Hairstylists explain why this method works and why you shouldn't try it at home.
If you re anything like me on your daily Zoom call, you ll spend more time gawping in horror at your current (in my case, abysmal) hairstyle than you do listening to your boss. With lockdown putting an end to our regular hair appointments, many of us have been left with severe roots, mismatched hair hues, and more split ends than we have overripe bananas.
I am that person. The one who didn t book a hair appointment in time for London s lockdown ending and now I m seriously envious of anyone who did.
However, according to one A-list hairdresser, I am probably spearheading a trend that grew in lockdown and will continue to dominate this summer. “Feathered ends” (the fancy name for grown-out layers) was, according to hairdressers,