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Jola De Legge for Salon De Legge
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Moving shapes and moving colors. Made for strong women, Jola de Legge brings power back to hairstyles while drawing on favorite themes from the past few decades. These hairstyles are too young to be retro but are new classics in the making. They combine exciting cuts with fine blends of colors to enhance and illuminate the shapes.
The rawness is found in the bold lines and daring accents. These styles don’t aim to be sweet but captivate with their intense femininity that won’t take "no" for an answer. Two haircuts are shown in two styling variations each, transitioning from elegant to a bit edgy and back.
Short Bob 1960s Style
A touch of glamour is always a great accessory. This short hairstyle exudes plenty of it without needing excessive embellishments to shine. A very short bob forms the basis of this charming style, and the long bangs that fall over one eye before curving out in fine texture add just the right sexy and glamorous touch.
But there's even more finesse. The asymmetry of the fringe continues on the side, with one side plunging toward the earlobe in a straight line while the other is angled. This style is a remarkable blend of edginess and elegance. Even rebels grow up but don’t want to lose their expressive looks.
Very Short Undercut
What wasn't visible in the first picture—underneath the posh short bob with its special effects—is the wild potential hidden beneath. A very short undercut, accentuated by a slightly darker color, is revealed when the top hair is lifted up into a fabulous, rocking Mohawk.
The dark blonde undercolor transitions beautifully into the lighter blonde top hair, giving the look a warm and soft feel. The gentle curves in the spikes also add softness. However, this metamorphosis could not be more extreme!
Multicolor Hair with Texture
Shag styles offer women a lot of styling options and are great for finer hair, as the choppy layers and varying lengths create volume. In this hairstyle, the bottom reaches her shoulders while the shortest strands on top are about a couple of inches long.
The movement is enhanced by the hair colors, transitioning from raspberry to dark brown and warming up to honey brown on the crown and in the fringe. A messy styling ensures a seductive and rebellious allure.
Sleek Shag Style
In this sleek shag, various hair colors shimmer seductively. The differences in length and choppy texture are less pronounced, drawing attention to the short bangs with their feisty expression.
The three hair colors—raspberry, chocolate, and dark coffee—harmonize perfectly, bringing visual movement to the hair.
Hair & Makeup: Jola De Legge for Salon De Legge Poland/USA
See also: Short hairstyles | Medium hairstyles