Intense by James Parrucchieri
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Versatility remains a strong buzzword in hairstyling trends. And why not? The option to take one haircut and create a variety of different styles from it is simply too tempting. So, release the creativity within and explore more options.
With his aptly named collection of hairstyles, "Intense", James Parrucchieri shares his inspiration and provides ideas for a choppy, layered makeover with an edge. His long, medium, and short hairstyles all express a wild side. Can you hear them roar?
Long Layered with Bounce
Eye candy comes in many layers these days. Get out of your rut and embrace a fresh bounce with a lifted top and smoothly swinging lengths. The part is very short to allow more room for the back bounce and the wide, deep plunging fringe.
Sides are flipped outward, and curves throughout can be styled toward the back or in all directions for an even wilder flair. The hair color features several tones of blonde. Warm gold and cool silvery shades with platinum highlights create a hypnotic effect, with the pattern changing with the movement of the choppy and soft strands.
Bouncy Long Hairstyle
To break out of a rut, try overlapping your part. It is not as difficult as it may seem, and your stylist can show you how to do it at home, so you can recreate a glamorous and modern hairstyle like this one yourself. The long, side-swept fringe is full of elegance while maintaining a seductive attitude.
Towards the lower sections, the hair becomes increasingly curly, breaking up the silky sleekness of the upper part. Volume is everywhere, and what appears to be very thick hair is actually a great styling technique that lifts the roots and keeps the hair soft and bouncy to create the impression. The hair color is a demure blonde with some ashen and platinum components.
Short and Chopped
You cannot be a good girl all the time, so announce your new attitude to the world with a hairstyle that reflects your inner vixen. A ruffled, tousled, and textured short haircut with plenty of movement and a delightful color are all you need.
This cut is based on a chin-length bob and is styled to define broad strands, enhanced with highlights that mostly illuminate the tips of the hair. This way, you never have to worry about growing out roots, and the blonde color looks natural and sun-bleached.
Trendy Short Hairstyle
Lift off and combat gravity in your hair, and you’ll find that life seems lighter as well. This dynamic and captivating short hairstyle is one styling option based on the previous choppy bob. Look for products that provide hold without being sticky or adding an unwanted wet shine.
Most of the product is applied to the root areas to lift the hair without weighing it down. The front is styled up and back, with the sides staying close to the scalp and curving around the ear. This look features beautiful tousles and a trendy retro effect, reminiscent of rockabilly quiffs and David Bowie’s glam rock looks.
Short Hairstyle with Wispy Ends
Combine a full, deep sweeping fringe with feathery light layers and soft, wispy ends, and you get a short hairstyle that is not only trendy but also full of charisma. The contrast of luscious fullness, the round shape, and airy texture is too pretty not to show off.
Silver and Lilac Hair Colors
Cuter than a cupcake and impressive with its daring combination of light yet intense colors, this short haircut is an instant favorite. Classiness sometimes comes with a lot of texture, and this silver and lilac combo is a perfect example. The hair around the back and sides is graduated neatly, staying snug to the head with a clearly defined outline.
The action happens on the crown with longer hair, lots of texture, and a hint of violet on the light metallic color. The pixie cut can be styled forward, as shown here, but can also look marvelous in other directions. Get creative and clear your chakras with the purity of the hair color and shape!
Updo with a Roll
When the occasion calls for a glam look, you can outshine the competition with a single roll. This extravagant new placement of a French twist almost resembles those cute hats that were fashionable in the early to mid-20th century. They are indeed a flattering way to accentuate a woman’s beauty.
The hair was pulled tight towards the top, twisted, and pinned invisibly to create a long, airy, and not too strict roll. A few rebellious hairs that stray are perfectly fine, as they add to the seductiveness of this modern classic.
Upstyle with a Knotted Scarf
Whether it’s a bandana or a French silk scarf, follow your taste and style, but consider using fabric to accentuate your hairstyle. This wild upstyle gains a fun and modern touch with a colorful scarf that embraces the head and is tied into a large knot a bit off-center on the crown.
Got to have that knot! Place it somewhere it’s clearly visible. The hair around this centerpiece is wild, curly, and untamed. A long, sweeping side fringe adds mystery and elegance.
Adaptable Men's Hairstyle
Some men want it all. This hairstyle offers an adaptable look that can be tamed for the office and transformed to reflect a wilder side after hours. All it takes is rubbing a tiny bit of styling product into the hair and styling it mainly with your hands.
The textured fringe is lifted upward and slightly curved to the back and sides. The back remains fairly neat and defined in shape. A smoky, almost metallic brown with a cool base note is one of the hottest hair colors this season.
Slicked-Up Men's Hair
The '50s are just a dollop of pomade away. All slicked up, the hair can be combed in any direction and even lifted into new quiffs. The size of the comb determines the width of the texture in the strands.
You can experiment with different combs in one style, using a smaller, tighter comb along the sides and a larger, thicker comb for more generous strands across the crown.
Hairstyles: James Parrucchieri
See also: Short hairstyles | Long hairstyles | Up styles | Men's hairstyles