After a dip in the sea or the pool it falls back into shape just as quickly. Our stylists cut this length with the hair growth, so the layers move by themselves instead of being cut to force movement. Because the layers start around the jawline, the hair gets more air and feels less heavy in the heat. For the hottest days the same cut also works tied tightly back: one length, two looks, without extra styling. The higher the temperature, the more important it is that a cut takes care of itself, and that is exactly what this length does: you don't need to blow-dry in the morning, and if you do want to, a few passes of your hands through the hair bring the movement back.
One length, two looks — that's what a good summer cut is built on.
Geometric Bob, Sharp From Every Angle
A bob lives or dies by the back — a cut that looks great from the front but loses its line from behind is a cut that isn't finished.
The same lob, two shades: honey blonde and dark brown
In summer a layered lob gets its own colour: sun-bleached honey blonde with waves, or dark brown with soft highlights.
Texture and Layers — This Season's Cut Trend
A great cut is all about movement: layers that let the hair fall lighter, texture that keeps the shape alive even on day three.