It seems that straight-cut haircuts will be relevant at all times. And for any length of hair! And that’s why.
In recent seasons, the trends have included voluminous and lush haircuts from the 1970s – shaggy, wolfkin, curly bob. But do not forget about the timeless classic – straight cut haircuts that look equally good on any length of hair.
Unlike cascading haircuts with a thinning effect, a straight cut involves bringing the entire volume of hair to a single length. To do this, the master cuts each strand of the canopy, holding it between his fingers above his head, at an angle of 90 degrees. It is thanks to these actions that the technique has received the name “straight cut”.
Think straight haircuts are boring? Of course, unlike graduated forms, they are not prone to increased curling and lie more strictly – so to speak, straight and even. But it is precise because of this that they are a real find for owners of fine hair.
The fact is that the long thin hair becomes, the more “liquid” they seem at the ends of the strands. A straight cut helps to visually add volume and density to the hairstyle, without the need for constant styling. All you need to maintain “straightness” is to use hair discipline products. And, perhaps, round brushing to straighten hair with daily combing.
Straight haircuts can be a great option for brittle, dry, and damaged hair. Again, it’s all about the same length of all the strands: it is thanks to this that the hair will look healthier and shinier.
