This winter, we’ve had a lot of time to think about the haircuts we would get when salons reopened. After all, shedding old, dry, split ends in favor of new growth and beginnings is like a symbolic beauty ritual for the birth of spring.<\/p>\n
But before going under the scissors (for the first time in what feels like years), it can help to get some guidance from experts in the field. Below, two hairstylists clue us in on the most popular hair cuts to ask for this spring.<\/p>\n
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’70s Texture<\/strong><\/h3>\n
If you are into the idea of throwback texture, but not so much the mullet, you’re in luck. “This 70’s textured haircut has long feathered fringe that can either fall in the front of the forehead, or swoop to either side of the eyes,” says Emily Cable, Nine Zero One Hair Stylist<\/a>. “Most people add texture with this haircut using curl products when drying and a curling iron to accentuate the fringe.”<\/p>\n
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