Asymmetrical cuts

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2020.12.03Hair Styling

Asymmetrical cuts

Are you bored with your current haircut? Doesn’t matter how long you have been wearing it, it’s time to introduce something new into your looks. Here I would suggest asymmetry. It works equally well for short, medium-length and long hair. Besides, you may be surprised, but even wavy hair or fine hair can benefit from it, and you’ll see how.

What do You Benefit from Asymmetry?

You may decide one day that your favorite pixie or bob is the most flattering haircut for your face shape and life style. I am not going to convince you of the opposite. I’ve just thought that any common haircut looks trendier if it’s featuring asymmetry in bangs, front tresses or throughout the entire haircut contours.

Additionally, did you know that asymmetry is a potent tool to correct your face shape? Actually, any lines on a slant are elongating your face visually, so they are right to the point for round or square faces. As for perfect oval faces, they look awesome with any type of haircuts. Commonly a short haircut is the best background for any asymmetric detail. Although shoulder-lengths and even longer haircuts are getting much more interesting if they are cut asymmetrically.

Short asymmetrical haircuts are experiencing a moment. They’re showing up in magazines, in the media, and even on the catwalk. It’s easy to see why – they’re inherently edgy, they’re an excellent way to show off your killer bone structure, and they’re daring. Go for a pixie cut that’s shorter on one side and capped off with bangs.

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