Why now’s a great time to try out a fringe (no more perfect bangs)

And just when you thought it was safe to sweep your fringe to one side as well.  No amount of wispy bits or grown out tendrils will do this spring because when it comes to fringes, it’s time to go big or go home. Contrary to popular belief brow-skimming and fuller figured bangs offer as many benefits to those with fine hair as they do to those with thicker hair. Still hesitant? The right stylist will be able to create a fringe that accentuates your hair, giving the illusion of a thicker more lustrous mane, so take it from us,…

A bit like when your mum cut your fringe in primary school, but much cooler. Baby bangs, micro fringe, mini fringe; Audrey Hepburn put the cropped cut on the map, Uma Thurman’s was killer in Pulp Fiction, and my Instagram feed reminds me on the daily why heading to the salon would be a good idea.  The conventional ‘mini fringe’ is cut straight for a fresh, modern vibe. It’s kind of edgy, it’s laidback, and it looks great if your face is a little longer (a short-cut fringe will accentuate roundness). The thinned-out mini fringe is a little quirkier –…

We’re calling it now - the party bob is officially the haircut your stylist is dying to give you. Quite possibly this year’s most versatile cut with a deliberate choppy and unfinished edge, from Bella Hadid to Emma Roberts countless celebs and models have already been spotted rocking this dynamic ‘do, and who can blame them? With the power to get you through a million parties and then some, the party bob is this season’s hottest (and lowest maintenance) haircut, steering us clear from the plethora of boring updos that will no doubt start streaming in during the lead up to…