Comments

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   The texture and highlights in this style add so much movement and dimension to the cut. This is a great cut because it is so versitile– it can easily be punked up with texturizing paste, slicked back for a mod look or curled for a more fun and sassy look!

    

   Alicia
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   This is a soft as soft comes…
   For me this sits somewhere between Dorothy Hamill and Joan Jett. It has soft girly layers inside of a really, very strong shape. The front layers are a couple of doors down from the back layers. You wouldn’t know it on first sight but if Erica was to iron the hell out of this and muss up the top Amy could be the front person for an 80’s girl group. The color is nice and pretty, but again, if rocked the right way the streaks could be wicked bold.

    

   Shaun Cottle
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   Playing up the volume at the crown through staggered layers, adding bangs that hit right at the brow line, and creating layers on either side that hit right at the cheekbone — all of these are perfect examples of how to achieve a look that complements a rounder face shape, such as Amy’s. This cut slims her face, brings out her features and gives her a bit of young Hollywood peppiness.

    

   Celia San Miguel
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   The movement in Amy’s hair is incredible and the highlights paired with the layers was a great choice! I love how her cut frames her face and this cut looks so versatile!

    

   Amber Murray

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