In The Hair by Mod's Hair

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It’s all in the air—or, let’s say, in the hair. As different as these five hairstyles may seem, they are created on just two models and based on two basic cuts.

A short bob and a long mane are transformed into a beautiful collection of casual, chic, light, and sunny looks. These styles are not only very tempting but also perfectly express the personality and mood of their owners.

Variation keeps us happy and prevents boredom before it even begins. So tease, twirl, scrunch, and play with your hair as often as you like. Mod's Hair has come up with some ideas and invites you to get creative with your hair.

Nicoll

Brown bob haircut with a fringe and rounded corners

Sugar and spice are wrapped into one look. The very classy bob shows its naughty and nice side all at once with skilled styling and the right products. The fine cut, with its soft outline and rounded corners, is styled neatly and flat on the left, while a little gust of wind, or a dab of mousse and mist of spray, lifts the right side into a cute out-and-upward flip.

The top is parted off-center, but the fringe runs through in an adorable curve. Her hair color, a super-dark espresso brown, makes a strong impact.

Mila

Brunette bob cut with bangs and wild styling

While the first variation of this darling bob was swept up by a breeze on one side, this second version was hit by a styling storm and comes out wild and beautiful, very different from its neat and stylish twin sister. A lot of volume was generated with a blow dryer, brush, and some good styling products.

The hair looks delightfully disheveled but organized enough to show that it was intentional. The fringe is more jagged, and the full sides are shaped to accentuate her facial structure.

Coco

Long hair with layers for a ravishing look

This ravishing look builds its charisma on enormous volume. The long hair doesn’t need an extremely complicated cut to be styled into this opulent, wild, and attractive piece of art. A few layers were cut into the hair to help with volume, and the slight tapering along the front adds movement. Both features come into play more with other variations of the cut.

Here, the hair was teased and moussed for lift at the roots, mostly on top. The front hair was then loosely draped backward across the crown in a very billowy, baroque way. Simplicity and rich opulence work magic together.

Bee

Festive updo with curls and a flower in the hair

Curl and twirl as if there were no tomorrow. A glorious look of festive extravagance is created from the same hair that was once a big billowy mane. Strands of hair are curled and then twisted around themselves, doubled up to form coils.

Individual curls are pulled out while the little piles are secured with a few pins and hairspray. A hydrating and smoothing styling lotion should be applied first to nourish the hair while keeping its shape. More curls, more fun! And to really shake it up, add a romantic flower into the hair.

Mary Kate

There is no need to cut your hair if you want to wear it shoulder-length or even shorter. This creation, let’s call it a faux bob, doesn’t have to remain a big secret of your stylist. If you can’t make it to Mod's Hair in time for your big event, try it yourself by folding the hair into a large, natural-looking inward roll.

The shorter front tresses can stay out to add not only more movement but also a soft, gently tousled frame for the face.

Hair: Olivier de Vriendt for Mod's Hair
Makeup: Aline Schmitt
Clothes: Corinne Cobson
Photography: Guillaume Bérard

See also: Short hairstyles | Long hairstyles | Up styles