FLUX by é SALON
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Flux represents continuous change, passage, and movement. The inspiration behind this hairstyle collection is a fusion of six eras that correlate with the fashion and world we live in today.
Hairstyles have existed throughout history in a constant state of flux—continuously changing yet retaining elements of their original form, updated to suit the current moment.
Strong Updo
The geometric and avant-garde design of this updo gives it a futuristic feel. By wrapping textured hair around clear plastic shapes, the hair was set and molded into a strong, sculpted shape.
Tightly-Shaped Haircut
Drawing inspiration from contemporary fashion, this short haircut is tightly shaped on the back and sides, with a beautifully free-moving texture on top.
Big Curly Hair
Big curly hair was the "in" thing in the 1980s, and it’s back with a modern twist. Instead of the traditional voluminous shape synonymous with the '80s, this hairstyle features a diamond shape with a tail, giving it a contemporary feel. The overall result is a hairstyle that looks amazing from every angle.
Short Classic Haircut
A nod to the geometric obsession of the 1960s, this look is inspired by Vidal Sassoon's classic haircut. This short hairstyle follows the curve of the head and maintains strong lines through the front, finished with a smooth texture to showcase its shape.
1940s-Inspired Look
Inspired by the classic finger waves of the 1940s, this hairstyle has been updated with a more modern texture. While it retains the shape of finger waves, it features an "undressed" aesthetic, bringing it into the present day.
Flapper Girl Look
This hairstyle is a modern take on the 1920s flapper girl look—an all-encompassing updo that is set close to the head. The modern twist involves braiding the hair and then pulling it apart to give a more textured appearance.
Hair: Lisa Muscat - é SALON
Styling: Peta-Marie Rixon
Photography: Paul Scala
See also: Short hairstyles | Medium hairstyles | Up styles