"Color Box" by Wild Life Hair
Australia's Wild Life Hair lets the color out of the box.
Surrounded by pink and gray backgrounds, a series of retro-inspired looks points the way to new trends from Down Under. All are defined by clean lines, with the exception of two excursions into texture territory.
1960s Mushroom Cut
A classic since the 1960s, the perfect round cut, a.k.a. the mushroom cut, boasts a helmet made out of hair with a flawless finish. The cutting line circles around the face at an angle, running from the nape to cover the eyebrows and ears.
A clean and neat look with nothing disrupting its deliberate monotony of shape and color. Smooth and soothing in its very nature, this traditional look can be updated with modern makeup and great collars.
Bursting Cloud
A tight-fitting, snug, and smooth top bursts into a cloud of hair below her ears and around her shoulders. The exaggerated size and amazing Afro texture take a classic to a new level with their outrageous dimension.
The texture influences the way the hair color is perceived. In the finely curled hair, it appears much softer than on top, where the dark blonde has a strong presence enhanced by shiny spots that can be created with the application of some hair gloss spray or a smoothing anti-frizz solution, which may only be applied to the uppermost part of it.
Modern Governess
Square with rounded corners is an unusually attractive shape for this semi-up style. The front hair is combed back over a shaped foam insert.
Smoothness is the secret to making this look work, and there are plenty of products on the market to help you keep all the random flyaways down and give the main body of hair enough suppleness, weight, and shine for this great look. Conservative, retro, and very modern in its consistent architecture, it is a style that works in many environments.
Smooth Disrupted
This round cut aims to be asymmetrical and explores new fun with varying lengths, textures, and flared-out styling.
The line of the short fringe is gently askew, and while one side is very traditional, round, and curved inward, the opposite side is a bit longer, still curled inward, but then topped with extra straight, longer strands flared up and out as if hit by a quick and unexpected breeze. Her hair color is a lovely wood brown with golden highlights.
Two Colors with Undercut
Brown and white. Café con Leche—the colors of a fashion purse or the feather of a wild bird. The combination of colors conjures many associations and may leave one with a sense of wonder. What some may find unsettling, others may find thought-provoking and inspiring. And this effect is achieved through color alone.
The hair is also split in terms of texture, with one side longer and smooth, and the other undercut and decorated with a thin blonde braid.
Hairstyles: Wild Life Hair