7 Haircut Trends To Try This Fall 2021
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Fall 2021 is here, and we are excited to see what it holds, especially when it comes to hairstyles. At fashion week, we have seen a wide range of attractive hairstyles, and celebrities have rocked them all. The beginning of fall means that we’ll need a nice haircut to go along with it. There’s no easier way to appreciate complex layering or sharp fringes this season than by initiating an appointment at the beauty salon. To suit your fall mood, we have short hair inspo, long hair inspo, and everything in between.Photo by Emmajeanclarke/Instagram
The 70’s flip has been this fall’s biggest surprise. Top celebrities are jumping onto this trend left and right, and we can’t get enough of it. Recently, the Fawcett flicky brought this trend to life and it has been on-trend since then. The consistent layering method used in the Fawcett flicky fringes and multilayered cut is a basic cutting technique that we still utilize a lot in the salons today.
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