Did someone say side part?
Maybe one of these will inspire your next chop?
This styleonce a staple during the 1990shas made its way back into pop culture.
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Cindy Crawford Bombshell Style
Buckle up because big hair is back.
This cut blends layers with big volume creating the ultimate bombshell look and I amhere for it.
(For example, waving a flat iron back and forth creates a modern spin on crimped strands.)
Shags
Starting to notice a trend here?
Volume and texture are inandthe shaggives you both in the coolest way.
Made famous in the 70s and again in the 90s, its back for round three.
Think Billie Eilish, Miley Cyrus, and Jenna Ortega.
Were not surprised its back, especially with all the 90s nostalgia floating around the zeitgeist right now.
It’s the perfect haircut, Johnson says.
I think the only reason it went out of style is because too many people got it.
Those who loved the style then, or didnt get a chance to partake, can rejoice.
This playful style speaks to todays experimental, carefree approach to beauty, Maccaro says.
People with thinner hair want the fullness and volume that comes with curly hair.
A perm allows you to control the punch in of curl you have.
It compliments sleek, straight styles or tousled, textured waves and offers a fresh alternative to symmetrical hairstyles.
