Not everyone wants short, and they don't have to. With long hair the cut is all about the ends: a point cut gives volume where it's needed and lets the hair fall calmly where the shape works best, so the length is kept without it feeling heavy. In the salon that starts with a conversation about how your hair falls, how often you blow-dry it and how much length you want to keep. We then don't cut the ends sharply but with light movement, so the hair falls softer and gets heavy less quickly, also in winter, when hats and dry heating air make hair fall flat sooner. After washing you let it air-dry or give it a quick blow-dry; the cut does the rest. That way a long cut looks modern and cared for instead of grown out.
Not everyone wants short.
Cutting curls with the curl — shape strand by strand
Curls aren't cut in a hard line but strand by strand, in their natural fall. That way the curl keeps its own shape.
Long waves — weight, shine and a clean end
Long waves stand or fall with the foundation: a healthy end, layers that keep weight, and a length that suits the wave.
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.