The Modern Brigitte.

Lockdown has left you with long hair and now you really fancy a change. You are quite enjoying your new found length, so it would be a shame to cut it all off and the idea of committing to a fringe is off putting at best. What's next? 'Enter the Modern Brigitte.' Quite possibly our most popular haircut to date. It is a beautiful, subtle shape that softly frames the cheekbones adding volume to fine hair without the need of excessive layers and hundreds of volts on heat tools. Unlike fringes, it compliments any face shape. The hair cut that gives long hair a shape that can work in any parting. It looks equally as beautiful when your hair is tied up as it does when your hair is down. On the days you want to emphasise the fringe wear it in the middle with a little sugar spray spritzed in. For the days you want more volume, throw it to the side with a dusting of dry shampoo and enjoy the piece-y texture and enhanced root lift of second day hair. For face framing movement tuck it behind your ears and air dry for natural cheekbone framing movement. You can tong the front pieces for beautiful beach swept separation. Throw in 4 large rollers, leave it for an hour and brush backwards for Matilda Djerf 70's inspired volume. One thing we love is the alluring look it gives long hair when you want to throw it up on a warm summers evening. Romantic tendrils of hair tumble out reminiscent of Bridgette Bardot in the 60's. This is the cut for anyone that has been playing it safe with one length trims their whole lives. You will still be able to tie your hair up, and tuck it behind your ears, but the added shape and movement will make you fall back in love with your hair again. It is the subtle fringe without the Maintenance.

References: Brigitte Bardot, Virna Lisi, Goldie Hawn, Jean Shrimpton, Matilda Djerf.