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Credit: Steve Granitz/WireImage Long live the bob. The classic chin-length cut continues to be popular simply because it looks amazing across hair textures. "Blunt bobs and blunt ends are having quite the moment right now," says LaFond. "They were trending before with the rise of the lob, but now not only is it cute, it's super practical. The sharp edged cuts are helping manage the long stretches of time people are going without being able to see a professional stylist." The stylist suggests prepping hair with a heat protectant like amika's Blockade Heat Defense Serum before heat styling to keep it healthy and strong.
Courtesy With the plethora of curling tools and devices on the market, luscious waves and bouncy curls are easier than ever to achieve. While the traditional curling iron or wand can certainly get the job done, this year is all about simplifying and streamlining your routine—and hair rollers are among the easiest tools for rendering gorgeous locks every time. The traditional hair roller dates back to the 19th century, but since then countless beauty brands have revolutionized the technology and design of these tools, with heated ceramic rollers, steam-powered rollers, satin rollers—and even rollers you can sleep in.
As a younger millennial, I think most of the common jokes thrown around about my generation are kind of warranted. I mean, we once thought it was revolutionary humor to put mustaches and bacon on every possible piece of merchandise — in hindsight, that was pretty stupid of us. The Gen Z crowd on TikTok, particularly, seems to get a thrill out of roasting their slightly older peers like this, and usually, I'm down to laugh along with them. But I have to draw the line now that our beloved side-parts have become part of the slander. For a hot minute now, a contentious TikTok feud has been brewing between Gen Z and millennials over whether it's better to part one's hair to the side or down the middle (huge partisan issue, I know). As far as anyone can tell, it all began when user @missladygleep made this bold statement last July: "Prove me wrong, but I don't think there is a single person who looks better with a side part than they do a middle part."
Hairstyles that will dominate 2021 + We serve personalized stories based on the selected cityOK Hello, Subscribe Please enter valid email. Thank you for subscribing!Your subscription is confirmed for latest news across Entertainment, Television and Lifestyle newsletters. Trending Now: Hairstyles that will dominate 2021 Comments () Help us delete comments that do not follow these guidelines by marking them offensive. Let's work together to keep the conversation civil. Be the first one to review. We have sent you a verification email. To verify, just follow the link in the message Hairstyles that will dominate 2021 By - facebook Pintrest 2020 was the year of self-reliance and DIYs as the world was hit by COVID-19, which led to the practice of social distancing and multiple lockdowns across the globe. Through the last year, everyone did their own make-up, haircut and styled their hair for online/offline events. The end of a decade and the beginning of 2021 has called for a massive comeback of older trends and newer ones with a touch of classics. We got in touch with Rayed Merchant, Director Marketing (Global) & Head Brand Procurement, SSIZ International to list down some hairstyles that will be a rage in 2021 and here's what he had to say: