Tchip - Hairstyles AW16-17
The best way to change your entire look is by changing your hairstyle. A preppy and fun hairdo can uplift your mood better than sunshine and coffee. Medium-length and short haircuts are back in vogue, with styles ranging from classy and elegant to fun and wild. There is a haircut for everyone out there.
This Tchip collection showcases brilliant ways to wear short and medium-length hair. Most hairstyles feature an ombré technique to enhance length and add volume. Low maintenance and easy styling are key aspects of these creative and fun hairdos.
Style for Fine Hair
This one is for all the fine-haired ladies out there. Since thickness and volume may be lacking, this look efficiently covers those flaws. Opt for medium-length hair and avoid both short and long haircuts, as they might draw unwanted attention to fine hair.
From the arch of an eyebrow, draw a straight line into the hair. The exaggerated part and side bangs make the hair drape over the forehead and cover one eye. Gently texture the side bangs and cut them at chin length. You can always add some curls at the ends for a fuller and more voluminous look.
Voluminous Hair
This look works perfectly on fine hair. A great way to add volume is by creating large spiral curls and scrunching the hair with mousse to keep everything in place. Opt for a wide side part to create the illusion of voluminous hair.
If you want to color your hair, try a gradient technique. This is a fantastic way to create the illusion of longer hair without adding inches. Use dark blonde for the roots and lighter blonde for the lengths. Add very light golden blonde highlights to create shine and softness.
Crazy Curls
Crazy curls are back with a bang. Create this funky and wild look for a night out with friends. Start with shoulder-length to chin-length hair. Use the largest curling iron or rollers you have and curl the hair. To achieve this look, break the curls and tease the roots for big hair.
Finish with a generous amount of hairspray to keep everything in place. Since the hair is rather short, an ombré color can add an illusion of volume. Go from dark brown to butterscotch blonde to pale golden blonde.
Updo with Side Bangs
This brilliantly constructed updo with side bangs works for both medium and long hair. Simply divide the back section and clip away the front layers. Roll a few inches of hair and securely pin them with bobby pins. Style the front section by spreading the hair and draping it over the side of your face, partially covering an eye.
Sharp Angles and Tapered
Make a fashion statement with a bright hair color and sharp angles framing your face. Cut the bangs straight across with razor-sharp precision, falling below the eyebrows and meeting the sides at a 90° angle. The sides are tapered below the chin. This haircut is a good choice for a round face shape as it counteracts roundness and elongates the face.
It’s best to use one color throughout the hair to highlight the cutting lines. This hairstyle is for those who are bold and brimming with confidence, not for the faint-hearted.
Quick Short Hairstyle
This classic short hairstyle is popular among many women. It features a simple multi-layered back-angled bob cut with tapered sides and attractive long bangs. For an effortlessly stylish look, go for dark chocolate brown without highlights.
Blow-dry and bring all the hair toward your face. Use your fingers to play with the hair for a purposely casual finishing touch. This style is quick and easy to do every morning, making it ideal for those who are always late for work.
Side Bangs for Men
A men’s hairstyle with long side bangs might look unusual to some, but give us a chance to change your opinion. Keep the sides and back relatively short, while the crown section can be longer with textured layers. The front section can be kept extra long and styled sideways, away from the forehead.
Make sure the front layers graze a few centimeters below the eyebrows. To make this haircut stand out, add lighter shades with blonde highlights on brown hair.
Hairstyles: Tchip