Summer is here and it’s time to beat the heat!
Nothing feels better than a fresh new summer haircut that keeps you cool while still looking stylish.
Let’s talk in-depth about top of the cutest and coolest summer haircuts that are perfect for staying chic and comfortable during the hot weather.
Pixie Cut
The pixie cut is one of the most popular short haircuts for summer. This super short and sassy style is a breeze to style and maintain during the warmer months.
The pixie cut rose to fame in the 1960s with celebrities like Audrey Hepburn and Twiggy rocking the look. More recently, pixie cuts have been sported by stars like Anne Hathaway, Charlize Theron, and Michelle Williams.
What makes the pixie cut ideal for summer is its extreme short length. With hair only a few inches long all over, your neck and ears are left bare to feel cool breezes.
Styling is a cinch – simply run some pomade through the layers or let the natural texture shine through. The pixie cut is low maintenance and dries in a flash after a swim or shower.
When getting a pixie cut, it’s important to find the right variation for your face shape and hair texture. Those with oval or heart-shaped faces can pull off pixies with delicate fringe bangs in front. Rounder face shapes may want to opt for longer and wispier side-swept bangs.
Thick, coarse hair types should go for a pixie with lots of choppy layers cut in to remove bulk and encourage movement.
Fine, limp hair benefits from a precision-cut pixie that creates the illusion of fullness.
While some think the pixie cut has limited styling potential, that couldn’t be further from the truth. With the right products and techniques, you can style it sleek and smooth, tousled and messy, or polished and prim. Use a smoothing gel or cream to tame flyaways and show off the precise cut. For undone texture, work in some sea salt spray and finger-comb the layers.
Or sweep the fringe to one side and tuck behind the ear for an elegant, pulled-together vibe.
The options are endless! Go for a platinum blonde pixie to really beat the heat or experiment with fun colors like cotton candy pink.
Add some subtle highlights throughout your dark pixie cut for a striking pop. Accessorize your new summer ‘do with dainty earrings and experiment with trendy hair clips and accessories.
When maintained with regular trims every 4-6 weeks, the pixie cut will keep you oh-so cool and chic all summer long. Short hair, don’t care!
The Lob (Bob)
The lob, also known as the long bob, is poised to be one of the biggest summer hair trends this year.
After so many seasons of mid-length to long hair dominating the scene, the cheekbone-skimming lob is back and offers the perfect summer refresh.
Shorter than classic shoulder-length locks but longer than a traditional bob, the lob hits the sweet spot between carefree and polished.
The lob flatters nearly every face shape.
An angled or A-line lob works wonders to bring out oval and heart-shaped faces while a blunt cut lob balances round faces. Curly girls can embrace their natural texture with a shaggy, layered lob.
No matter how you style it – stick straight, beachy waves, or big curls – the lob exudes effortless chic.
Ready to take the plunge to this medium length cut? Here are some tips for making your new lob look all kinds of gorgeous this summer.
For fine hair, add lots of texturizing layers and embrace the natural wave. A sea salt spray helps boost texture and volume while allowing the length to air dry loosely.
Those with thick hair can go for a blunt lob cut to showcase beautiful movement while removing some bulk. Use a smoothing cream to tame frizz and enhance shine.
No matter your hair type, a deep side part and face-framing locks complete the breezy summer vibe. Part damp hair deeply and sweep layers across your forehead and along the cheekbone. Air dry the rest of the length and add loose curls as needed.
This look works for everyone from city girls to beach beauties.
When it comes to styling your new lob, the options are unlimited. For casual days, add a texturizing spritz and scrunch strands with your fingers. Air dry for a piece-y, lived-in look. If humidity hits, pull the top section back with a claw clip or bandana. For date nights, pump up the volume with some hot rollers and finish with a light hold hairspray.
The versatility of the lob also allows for easy updos for keeping cool on the hottest days. Braids, ponytails, and buns stay neatly in place without loads of bobby pins.
When a summer storm hits the beach or pool, simply slick back damp strands for a sleek wet look. At night, break out the curling iron to create glamorous, tumbling waves.
Chic, fuss-free, and endlessly adaptable, the lob is the ultimate summer haircut. Schedule your next hair appointment to get snipping!
Shag Cut
Feel the summer vibe with the latest comeback kid – the shag haircut. This retro style has been spotted on celebs like Zendaya, Billie Eilish, and Miley Cyrus lately.
The modern shag is a little less wild than its 1970s counterpart but every bit as cool for summer.
What exactly is a shag cut? It’s all about loads of choppy layers cut to various lengths to create an undone, piece-y look. The hair is tapered close to the nape of the neck with sideswept bangs grazing the eyes. Shags work on every hair length, from a pixie to just above the shoulders.
The layers remove bulk and pump up the volume.
For fine to medium hair, embrace your natural texture with a choppy shag. Let your waves and curls shine through rather than battling them with heat tools. Add some sea salt spray to boost texture and volume at the roots. Scrunch excess water out with a microfiber towel or old t-shirt, then let air dry. Finger-comb to arrange the layers.
Thick hair can withstand a heavier shag cut with shorter layers and dramatic angles. Tell your stylist you want to remove bulk and create movement through the ends.
Curls can be lightly diffused or smoothed out with a blow dryer for a bombshell effect. If humidity strikes, a touch of smoothing serum tames the volume down.
Similar to a bob, a shag cut can be tailored to flatter any face shape. Balance out round faces with angled fringe swept to one side.
Soft, side-parted curtain bangs complement heart-shaped faces. Bold, blunt micro-bangs or a heavy eye-grazing fringe amps up oval and square face shapes.
The shag’s piece-y layers make updos a breeze on sweltering summer days. Pop hair into a messy topknot, braids, or sleek ponytail up high on your crown. Stick a few bobby pins where needed to tame flyaways. At night, create sexy texture with salt spray and tousling.
What makes the shag haircut ideal for summer is its fuss-free styling and edgy vibe. While geometric yet undone, the shag retains a chick rocker appeal no matter your age. For eclectic summer music festivals and hanging out downtown on hot nights, a modern shag is just perfection.
Trying a shag for the first time? Start longer if you have any hesitation about chopping off length. Aim just above or below the collarbone to test out the layers. You can always come back to the salon for a shorter, edgier version that’s tapered higher on the neck. Shag haircuts beg to be shaken out, played with, and lived in.
Face-Framing Highlights
Want to revive your summer look without losing length?
Ask your stylist for face-framing highlights! Strategically placed around the hairline and eyes, these brightening streaks of color instantly give your cut a lift. Face-framing highlights boost radiance and add the illusion of volume too.
The key is placing lighter pieces of hair to flatter your features and complexion. Warm, buttery hues like golden blonde and caramel highlights bring out green and hazel eyes beautifully.
Cooler icy blondes pair best with blue or gray eyes for that striking contrast. For fair to medium skin tones, buttery highlights with creamy lowlights create pretty dimension. Deeper complexions look gorgeous with golden coppery streaks.
Ask your colorist to concentrate the highlights at your part, around your face, and framing your eyes. The placement depends on your face shape too.
Oval faces look great with color concentrated at the front hairline, cheekbones, and ends. For round faces, add highlights along the sides to create angles. Neutralize square jaws with softer highlights at the temples, cheekbones, and chin.
Thicker highlight strips reading an inch or wider give beautiful brightness for long bobs and shoulder length cuts. Those growing out a short pixie cut can opt for micro-fine highlights and lowlights to disguise the grow-out line and remove harsh edges.
Curly girls should ask for highlights sliced into their layers before diffusing or air-drying the color.
The options are endless when it comes to choosing the shades for your face-framing highlights. Go for a double process blonde by lightening your base and adding buttery streaks.
Reverse ombre looks are trending with dark roots that melt into summery blonde at jaw level.
For bold colors, weave in cherry red ribbons or iridescent violet streaks. Pops of pastels in shades like lavender, rose gold, and seafoam green are fun too.
Maintenance is important for keeping face-framing highlights vibrant and healthy over the summer. Use a color-safe hydrating shampoo and conditioner to prevent brassiness between appointments. Once a week, apply a deep conditioning hair mask.
Limit heat styling and always use a heat protectant to prevent fading. To refresh the color at home, mix lemon juice with conditioner and apply just to the highlights before rinsing.
The versatility of face-framing highlights allows you to style your hair however you desire. Wear long locks flowing over your shoulders or in effortless braids and buns.
For short cuts, piece out the color with fingers or product. Curly styles look amazing with defined streaky spirals surrounding the face and eyes. Ask your stylist to incorporate the new growth by creating soft lived-in dimension at your next visit.
Face-framing highlights perk up your look with very little commitment.
No need for a major chop before summer! A few complementing lowlights can create pretty dimension too. For the ultimate sun-kissed look, don’t forget to add highlights underneath and throughout the layers as well.
Curly Shag
Embrace your natural texture this summer with a curly shag haircut! This shape was made for accentuating cascading curls and tight coils.
The shag adds movement through heavily layered ends while removing excess bulk and frizz. Achieve an undone yet put-together summer vibe without fighting your curls to submission.
A curly shag cut incorporates the same choppy silhouette as a traditional shag on straight hair. The difference is keeping length in the front and layering the back and sides short.
This allows the curls to spring up and outward for maximum volume. Longer bangs, side parts, and face-framing pieces soften the shaggy shape.
When getting a curly shag, communicate clearly with your stylist. Explain any problem areas, like crown frizz or tangled ends. Let the stylist customize the right amount of layers based on your hair’s density, spiral shape, and elasticity. Incorporating the right angled pieces around the face prevents triangular shapes and widens narrow jawlines.
Maintenance is key for keeping curls defined and bouncy. Schedule a trim every 8 weeks to prevent straggly ends and maintain the silhouette.
Using the right products prevents moisture loss, frizz, and damage over the summer. After shampooing, apply a deep conditioner focusing on the ends. Let air dry or diffuse to enhance the spirals.
How you style a curly shag depends on your plans. For casual days, embrace the tousled texture by applying a curl cream and volumizing mousse.
Diffuse upside down to boost volume at the roots then finger-comb to arrange the shaggy layers. Air dry the rest and shake it out. Run your hands back and forth for extra separation.
If humidity gets crazy, you can lightly mist strands with water and add more mousse to reactivate the curls. For sleek nighttime looks, try smoothing curls with an anti-frizz serum followed by light hold gel. Diffuse roots for lift and air dry the rest of the way.
The shag shape also enables quick styling tricks like pulls back and updos. Slick back the top section with gel then secure low at the nape of your neck.
For date night drama, create defined spirals with a curling iron. Pin and spritz the coil clumps into an undone updo.
Fun hair accessories like silk scarves, headbands, and barrettes add retro flair to curly shags. Pop larger than life hoops or geometrical earrings through the sides. Use bobby pins if needed to tame frizz around the hairline or nape. The curly shag celebrates texture and volume over perfection. Shake it out and go!
Shullet
Can’t decide between long hair and an edgy shag for summer?
Get the best of both worlds with the shullet – a shaggy mullet hybrid that’s trending for 2022. Much cooler than the mullets of decades past, the shullet combines choppy short layers with pretty long lengths.
The shullet flatters all hair textures and types with the right customized cut. The top and crown are left long, often grazing below the collar bone.
Piecy bangs sweep across the forehead to soften the look. The nape is tapered shorter to fight summer humidity and allow airflow. Layers begin midway down, removing excess bulk through the ends.
For fine hair, keep the long layers on top fuller and blunt. Texturize throughout the bottom half with slicing and point cutting. Add volume at the roots with mousse then scrunch shullet strands with sea salt spray. Style messy side parts or create a deep side braid.
Coarse, thick hair can handle dramatic choppy layers all throughout. Go shorter on the upper crown and underlayers to allow air to circulate and prevent triangle shapes from forming. Use a wide tooth comb on wet hair to encourage anything-goes texture.
Add dry shampoo for extra grit and volume.
Cool-toned blondes and pastels look so fresh when paired with a shullet shape. But don’t be afraid to work in darker roots to create fun color melt vibes.
Add some subtle face-framing highlights around the top and front pieces. This helps lighten up heavier shullet styles.
When it comes to styling, anything goes with the shullet! Have fun playing with braids, buns, ponytails and clips. For night looks, smooth out the layers with a flat iron or curling wand. Use pomade, wax or gel to slick sides back behind the ears or create sleek loops.
True to its rebellious nature, the shullet celebrates imperfections over perfection. Embrace cowlicks, natural waves, and flyaways rather than fighting them.
Run your hands through the lengths and shake out the layers. Let it air dry for that sexy “I just got out of bed” vibe.
On lazy days, embrace the shullet’s undone texture by applying some sea salt spray. Scrunch excess moisture with an old tee, then let air dry the rest of the way. Finger comb to piece out the ends as needed. To revive curls or waves, spritz with water and scrunch in product like mousse.
The shullet walk the line between polished and carefree effortlessly. It works for the boardroom yet still exudes rock n’ roll edge for weekend fun. Short in back to stay cool but long enough in front to allow for versatile styling. Brave enough to try this rebellious summer cut? Let your stylist know you’re ready to shullet!
The Wolf Cut
One of the edgiest summer hair trends inspired by the 80s is the wolf cut. This heavily layered shaggy mullet hybrid adds loads of texture and volume.
Popularised by TikTok and adopted by celebs like Miley Cyrus and Billie Eilish, the wolf cut is daring yet effortlessly cool. Want to unleash your inner wild side with this rebellious cut? Read on for styling tips and ideas.
The wolf cut’s short, piece layers are tapered at the nape while longer sections up top create a mullet effect. Choppy bangs add striking framing around the eyes. The wolf cut works on all hair types when cut properly to reduce bulk. Stylists personalize the layering and length based on your face shape, texture, and natural wave.
For fine, thin hair, keep layers more subtle with soft feathering to add fullness.
Point cutting removes weight while encouraging airy movement. Apply volumizing mousse to the roots when hair is damp and blowdry with a round brush. Scrunch in salt spray for added grit and texture.
Thicker hair can handle heavier layering and dramatic lines with the wolf cut. Go shorter at the nape and underneath to remove excess bulk.
Break up density across the top and sides with razor slicing. Create messy texture with sea salt spray. Air dry the wolf cut and shake out the ends.
When getting a wolf cut, request face framing layers to complement your features. Softer curtain style bangs flatter oval and heart shaped faces.
Bold micro-bangs amp up round faces. Square jaws look amazing balanced with longer side swept fringe. Discuss any face shape challenges with your stylist.
Don’t be afraid to go short with your new summer wolf cut!
Cropped versions hitting at or above the shoulders allow for maximum air flow. Short cuts always look edgier with darker grown out roots too. Go for vivid colors like emerald green and violet to really unleash your inner punk.
Have fun styling your wolf cut to reflect different moods. Air dry for perfectly imperfect undone texture. Amp up the volume with mousse. For sleek nights out, blow dry or flat iron the layered lengths. Try various parts like deep side or zig-zag. Create double braids across the top or slick back with gel.
The wolf cut looks cool worn tousled and piecey. But it can also be styled quite polished. Use pomade to define the layers across the forehead and sides. Sweep your bangs across your eyes mysteriously. Pull the top layers into a sleek knot at your crown for an edgy updo.
Let your stylist know if you’re ready to go full wolf or prefer starting longer and more subtle. This cut begs to be shaken out and lived in. Embrace the imperfections and savor the lightweight, airy volume all summer long. Unleash your inner wild child!
The Bowl Cut
These days it’s all about a rounded, eye-grazing fringe paired with messy texture. When cut properly, the bowl cut is low maintenance and undeniably cool for hot temps.
A key part of perfecting this controversial look is blending the bangs well. Ask your stylist to point cut the fringe into soft diagonals rather than blunt harshness. Incorporate lightweight face-framing layers that reduce bulk but encourage natural volume. Keep the sides and back just long enough to push behind the ears.
The bowl cut flatters oval and heart shaped faces beautifully. Round out square jaws by angling fringe slightly longer at the corners.
Wide set eyes benefit from thicker straight across bangs. Balance a long face by sweeping sides shorter than the front. Add Loads of texturizing spray or sea salt spray to pumped up the gritty texture. Ruffle the ends by hand and embrace the imperfections.
Have fun playing with different parts and styling tricks. Create a deep side part and sweep bowl cut bangs across your eyes for mystery.
Coax strands into natural waves with a curling wand or braid the sides loosely. Pop in barrettes or clips on each side to amp up the cuteness. Top off your look with colorful hair sliders.
For humid beach days, dampen locks and comb some anti-frizz cream through to smooth flyaways. Reactivate your air dried texture with sea salt spray. On chill nights, show off the versatility of your bowl cut by smoothing out the layers with a flat iron.
Apply hair wax to define pieces and create height.
The bowl cut also enables easy top knot buns, space buns and half up styles. Slick fringe pieces back gently with gel for fuller updos that show off your eyes and cheekbones. Embrace the retro nerdy chic vibe and make this unlikely cut your own! Tell your stylist you’re ready to take the plunge.
Octopus Cut
Also referred to as tentacle hair, the octopus cut adds major mermaid vibes to your summer look. This shaggy style features loads of piecey ends styled forward to frame the face. The layering removes bulk and boosts natural texture for effortless seaside flair.
Time to unleash your inner mythological creature!
To get an octopus cut, start with shoulder length or longer hair. The stylist points cuts short, thin layers all throughout the bottom half.
These tentacle-like wisps graduate longer as they reach the crown. Longer layers on top allow you to embrace waves or add them with irons. Short fringe bangs soften the look.
For fine limp hair, keep bottom layers more subtle and lightweight. Add lots of texturizing spritz before drying naturally wavy strands.
Scrunch abundantly from roots to ends then arrange your “tentacles” by hand once dry. Avoid over-direct heat on the fragile ends which can cause breakage.
Thicker hair types can handle more dramatic layering and short segments framing the face and neck. Have your stylist razor in shallow layers to encourage the pieces to scrunch and curl outward like octopus arms. Air dry and shake out the ends or diffuse gently.
Work anti-frizz serum through the ends for definition and shine.
Every day octopus cut styling depends on your plans. Heading to the beach? Embrace the natural texture with sea salt spray. Arrange wispy ends with your fingers.
For date night drama, enhance waves with a curling iron and brush strands forward. Or go sleek by smoothing back the layers into a low pony or neat top knot.
Half up styles like pigtail buns work beautifully to show off the pretty layers underneath. On humid days, twist and pin up the ends loosely with claw clips and spin pins. Top off your mermaid vibe with hair accessories like pearls and seashell barrettes scattered throughout the layers.
Something about the octopus cut embodies carefree, bohemian beauty. The forward framing layers almost act as built in face framing highlights. Allow your stylist to customize the right amount of piecey ends to suit your hair type. Then style them strategically to open up your features. Get ready to embrace your inner sea siren all summer long!
Soft Mullet
The mullet is back in a major way but with a soft pretty spin perfect for summer.
Unlike the overgrown business in front, party in back mullets of decades past, today’s mullet is feminine and chic. The long layers on top provide styling versatility while the tapered nape keeps you cool.
A soft mullet starts with longer lengths up top, usually collarbone or below for flexibility. Face framing curtain bangs are key to giving this updated mullet a flattering frame.
Underlayers and back are tapered shorter but not extremely cropped. The goal is creating flow rather than severity.
For fine limp hair, keep lengths more uniform with soft U-shaped layering to encourage movement. Point cut heavily throughout the bottom half removing excess weight. Embrace natural texture using sea salt spray and texturizing mousse before air drying. Add volume by backcombing the long layers gently.
Coarse, thick manes can handle shorter, more dramatic soft mullet shapes. Go ahead and chop into the bottom half with shorter segments and slicing.
Use layers to remove bulk across the sides, nape and underneath. Blow dry the top section sleek while scrunching ends for airy texture.
The soft mullet sets you up to style hair so many chic ways. Air dry or diffuse for casual texture and lots of piece-y ends. Show off the long layers via braids, ponytails and gentle half updos.
For sleek date nights, break out the flat iron or curling wand to sculpt waves and flips.
On scorching days, pile hair up into a messy top knot at the crown. Pull out a few face framing strands and wrap with a colorful scarf. You can also disguise grown out roots with fun accessories like clips, scarves, and headbands scattered throughout the mullet ends.
Something about softly layered mullet shapes effortlessly toes the line between feminine and edgy. Curly haired gals can embrace their natural texture beautifully with the right stacked cut. Air dry and shake it out or define curls with gels and mousses.
Whether you’re an experienced mullet owner or trying the style for the first time, request plenty of texturizing during your initial cut. Schedule regular trims to keep ends looking fresh rather than straggly. Show off the versatility all summer by wearing your soft mullet your way.
Face-Framing Baby Bangs
Baby bangs are back to frame faces in the sweetest way this summer. Also called micro or eyebrow bangs, these tiny fringe pieces feel like cooler, lighter alternative to thick blunt bangs. They’re just long enough to curl or sweep off your forehead stylishly.
When cut strategically, face-framing baby bangs flatter every complexion and face shape.
The key to perfect baby bangs is keeping them tailored. Request feathering or point cutting rather than bluntness across the board.
This encourages softness and movement. Baby bangs work on all hair lengths but look best with medium to long styles. Side-swept or side-parted placement opens up the features more than straight across bangs.
With straight fine hair, lightly backcomb baby bangs at the roots before blowdrying. Use a round brush to encourage them to sweep to one side and slightly upwards. Curl them away from your face with a small barrel iron. Finish with lightweight hairspray or soft hold gel.
For extra volume, try staggered baby bangs cut slightly longer in the center.
Naturally wavy or curly hair can embrace texture within baby bangs themselves. Scrunch bangs gently with gel to encourage natural curl shape. Diffuse them well so they hold all day. Coax strands into soft S-waves with a curling wand. Embrace the playful flair of crimped or zig-zag baby bangs too.
Something about properly placed baby bangs makes every face shape glow. Balance wide set eyes or a long face with centered feathered fringe grazing the brows. Flatter round faces with longer side-swept bangs angled slightly to soften cheeks. Accompany oval and heart shapes with see through wispy bangs.
Have fun accessorizing your baby bangs. Use barrettes and mini clips to secure them off your face on humid days. Try colorful hair sliders and metallic snap clips scattered through fringe. Baby bangs also allow for easy pull back styles. Sweep them up and off your face for formal events and weddings.
Maintenance is key over the hot summer.
Book trims every 4-6 weeks to maintain the length and shape. Use volumizing powder on roots only to prevent oiliness. Always prep with heat protectant before using hot tools. Apply smoothing anti-frizz serum to bangs only to defy humidity.
Consider going bold with your baby bang color!
Pastel splashes of pink, blue and purple look so sweet. Use temporary hair makeup to try baby bangs without the commitment. Or brighten your natural bangs subtly with face-framing bleach touches. Show off those perfect peepers this summer with face-framing baby bangs.
The Clavicut
If you haven’t heard of the clavicut yet, get ready to see this fresh take on bangs popping up everywhere this summer. The clavicut puts a new spin on traditional fringe with its unique curved shape.
Shorter in the center and longer at the sides, these crescent-shaped bangs flatter a range of face shapes beautifully.
To achieve the fluid look, ask your stylist to point cut your new bangs into a rounded shape. The center should hit just at or above the eyebrows. Length gradually increases down the sides, sometimes extending past the cheekbones for drama. Soft, seamless layers connect the bangs to your base cut.
The curved shape of the clavicut works to open up features rather than hide them behind harsh bangs. Keep fine, limp bangs fuller through the middle portion.
Add lightweight face framing layers starting above the cheekbone to encourage flow rather than flatness. Flip the ends under and away from your face for lift.
Thicker, coarser hair can handle an edgier clavicut.
Go shorter in the center to play up volume and create drama. Texture the longer side pieces with slicing and undercutting to remove bulk. Embrace natural texture and air dry the curved shape using your fingers. Or blowdry sleek with a round brush.
Something about the fluid lines and uniqueness of the clavicut makes every face captivating. Balance broad foreheads with a shorter central fringe.
Soften wider jawlines by concentrating length on the sides. Show off killer cheekbones with longer side swoops. Customize the exact shape and length with your stylist.
Have fun styling your new summer bangs for day versus night. For beachy, casual vibes air dry or scrunch in waves. Create romantic finger curls along the cheeks.
Amp up the glam for date night by smoothing out the shape with a flat iron. Add retro volume with hot rollers or pin curls.
The clavicut is perfect for those who want bangs but hesitate to commit.
The length concentrated on the sides allows for easy styling tricks. Simply sweep sides back and secure for formal events and off the face days. Pop in a headband to disguise oily roots or grown out fringe between trims.
Let your stylist customize the perfect clavicut for your hair type and summer plans.
Schedule regular trims to keep the shape fresh as those hot months roll by. Show off your eyes, cheekbones and smile in a whole new way with these cutting edge curved bangs.
With so many gorgeous summer haircuts to choose from, it’s easy to beat the heat in style this season.
Don’t forget summer-ready accents like face-framing highlights, pretty bangs, and edgy wolf cuts layered in.
Schedule a consultation and collaborate with your stylist to create your dream summer cut. Communicate hair challenges and discuss proper at-home care for maintaining your new style.
Then flaunt your fresh look all season long as you beat the heat in chic new ways. Stay cool while looking oh-so-cute this summer!
