Recently, L’Oreal Professionnel concluded their hair fashion tour in Pakistan. This professional hairdressing event brought together La French philosophy, renowned international Ambassador Tarek Rizk from Lebanon....
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In the words of Coco Chanel, “A woman who cuts her hair is about to change her life.” It’s a new decade and if you are looking for some change... let’s start with the hair. It’s time to bid farewell to boring hair days this year because - you know the rest of the sentence - life’s too short to play it safe. Hair decisions are tricky, emotional, nerve-wracking, and risky. But trust that with the right research and a skilled stylist switching it up, it will feel fun. Every year a fresh crop of haircuts becomes trendy. Even though, it’s not like that these trends completely new and you’ve never seen them before. But, sometimes it seems like all of a sudden, certain cuts are everywhere - on celebrities, street style stars, and Instagram babes, especially. Whether you’re scoping out the best haircuts for 2020 or curious to see the most popular haircuts on the rise, you’ve come to the right place. Recently, L’Oreal Professionnel concluded their hair fashion tour in Pakistan. This professional hairdressing event brought together La French philosophy, renowned international Ambassador Tarek Rizk from Lebanon, 600 stylists, 150 influencers and top education. In the midst of it all, the brand also unveiled the new Majirel Glow - a new hair coloration range that gives neutralised finish and extreme luminosity.
If you aren’t looking for a crazy change but a change nonetheless, a sun-kissed balayage will do the trick for you. Since summers are right around the corner, even if you let your locks in loose waves, the glow of your mane will be undeniable. This look is suitable for all hair types and all ages!
Considered the sister of Ombre, Sombre creates a more subtle contrast than the latter. To achieve this hairstyle trend, take the darker hue at the regrowth and faintly weave it through the mids and ends to create a less dramatic contrast and soft graduation from roots to ends. Sombre is a low-maintenance, sun-kissed look that can work for just about any hair colour.
When it comes to long hair haircuts, styling can get real tedious real quick. In this case, steps or layers work the best. The step haircut is suitable for moderately wavy as well as thick hair while the layered haircut style works best if used on long hair. And if you just got a new hair colour, opt for heavy, sharply-cut layers that are stacked on top of each other. Part your hair deeply on one side to give your hair a volumising lift at the top.
Bobs are always classy and never go out of style. You may see quite a few variations but bobs are here to stay for the long haul. To really make your bob stand out, pick a hue that will make a statement wherever you go. Just like the red tinge really calls for attention in this look.
Perms started making a comeback last year and will continue to do so next year. With shag haircuts, ’70s fringes, French bobs and wedges making a comeback, perms are the perfect thing for limp, straight hair. And if you have some light caramel touches in your hair, this hair style will really accentuate the colour.
People often assume that they can’t curl short hair, which is totally not the case! This model flaunts a subtle French balayage and light curls which looks absolutely stunning on anyone. Especially, if you have thin hair and want to add some volume to it, this is the hair style to go for!
It’s when the blonde meets brunette. Bronde combines the beachy glow of blondes and the warmth of brunettes. This hair colour will look amazing on dark hair girls who are not quite ready for the blonde commitment but want a lighter look.
Photography: MindMap Communications
