Hair Trends by Salon De Legge
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Salon De Legge from Opole, Poland, has enjoyed the distinction of being voted by Goldwell as one of the top 5 hair salons in Poland. The salon launches hair collections every year at the Polish National Hair Show, followed by photo shoots and press releases in publications like Passion, Clips, Salon, and other magazines throughout the world. De Legge European Salon in Asheville brings an international flair to North Carolina.
Here, we present three views and two style variations of a single base cut. The cut itself is shoulder-length with an angled cut line at the bottom edge, textured to soften and give a gentle curve to the line. The top section is cut into an overlapping, extended fringe with steep angles and geometric shaping.
In the last photos below, we see a razor-cut style featuring a chin-length fringe and targeted blonde color to accentuate the fringe area. The shoulder-length hair is further highlighted by panels of blonde color on the outer layers, creating a visually interesting effect as the hair moves.
Styled for Smoothness
Here, the hair is styled for smoothness and a healthy shine and finish. The hair is parted with an angled parting, dividing the angle-cut fringe over the left eye. These photos show two views of the same cut to provide a full perspective of the total look.
Cascade of Texture
This photo introduces a new styling element to the cut, creating a whole new look. The lower crown and nape areas of the head are styled with curls, which are then backcombed for lift and volume, resulting in a softer yet structured cascade of texture in the style. This enhances the silhouette and adds additional visual interest to the style.
The targeted hair color segments also contribute to the definition of the volumized hair by creating interspersed color curls throughout.
Partial Updo
This photo shows the hair styled into a partial updo, forming a conical twist in the top section. The right side is swept upward and across the crown section, while the nape and left side sections are left to fall in a soft, straight style. Note the interplay of color in the twisted and upswept portions of the hair.
Array of Hair Color Variance
This photo showcases another style that isn't precisely an updo but features the top section drawn back to the crown and confined. The hair is styled to be smooth and free-moving, except for the confined portions.
The top section that is drawn back splits a panel of lightened hair in the fringe section. The overall effect of the styling variations is to create a surprising array of color variance in the finished style.
Panel Hair Coloring
This photo shows the hair styled straight. The hair is likely blow-dried and ironed to create smooth yet mobile locks. The straight styling emphasizes the panel coloring and serves as a foundation upon which many variations can be constructed.
Hairstyles: Jola De Legge & Dawid Klimek
Hair Salon: Salon de Legge - Opole & Asheville
See also: Medium hairstyles | Long hairstyles