The Tell-Tale Signs Of Heat-Damaged Hair
We all love a good blow-dry, but there's a fine line between using heat to make your hair look its best and overdoing it. Whether you're devoted to your straighteners, can't live without your curling...
This Is Your Sign To Get A Fringe
If you're itching for a hair change but don't want to sacrifice your lengths, might we suggest a fringe? Few hair tweaks have quite the same transformative power – whether you opt for something soft and sweeping or short and statement-making, a good fringe can frame the face, accentuate your features and make an old haircut feel entirely new. And if you need further convincing, look to the A-list. From Jennifer Lawrence's wispy, French-girl fringe and Dakota Johnson's signature brow-skimming style to Daisy Edgar-Jones's effortless curtain bangs and Zoë Kravitz's piece-y take, there's no shortage of excellent fringe inspiration right now.
The key to making a fringe work for you is finding a style that suits your face shape, hair texture and, crucially, how much time you're willing to spend styling it. Curtain fringes and longer, face-framing pieces are a great starting point for the fringe-curious, while fuller, blunter styles make more of a statement. Your stylist can help you find the right shape, taking into account everything from your hair's natural movement to its density and growth patterns. And don't underestimate the power of a good blow-dry: styling your fringe while it's still damp is the secret to getting it to sit just so. Tempted? Scroll on for some of our favourite fringes to take straight to your next salon appointment.
