HEALTH & BEAUTY
Step back to the ’60s
With Chris Moody of Moodyhair
So, here we are again, walking out of another lockdown with grown out roots and long fringes, desperately seeking that long-awaited salon appointment.
But the question is, what will you do with all that hair when you sit in the stylist’s chair?
Many people will think about the opportunity they now have to try a longer hairstyle. But I am going to fly right into controversy now and say - go get that hair cut off! What better chance to reset and reinvent with a brand new haircut. For years now we seem to have been drowning in a sea of endless beach waves and balayage and I for
one feel the time is right to get back to the craft of the beautiful cut. The tide is definitely turning from the long, nondescript, below shoulder length waves back to the clean, sharp lines of strong precision shapes.
This year at Moodyhair we will celebrate our 60th anniversary. Sixty years since our founder and leading lady, Denise Moody, travelled to London to work and study with the man himself, Vidal Sassoon. Ever since then, we have based our entire ethos on those principles of craft, quality, and precision haircutting. We are readier than ever to do what we did all those years ago and lead the charge away from those long, suburban locks towards beautiful, structured shapes.
If you’re curious and want to try your own new shape, then
arrange a consultation with your local salon stylist. Do a little research on precision haircuts, geometric haircuts, Mary Quant and Peggy Moffit.
Ask your stylist if they think these shapes would be suitable for your hair type, what type of styling you might need to do at home (if any) and what kind of home care you might need to maintain your look. Ideally all the work will be in the haircut and how it is shaped and angled for your face and bone structure, so there should be minimal work for you to do at home. Sharper shapes lend themselves better to shorter, collar length and above hair. Straight and wavy hair hold the shapes well, but in skilled hands these shapes can be adjusted to create beautiful, curly creations too.
For narrower faces, the hair shapes need to be wider at the sides, with less height on top. Fuller face shapes are complemented with hair that falls below the jawline and has a little more height. Heavier jawlines will benefit from hair shapes moving forward and more angular face shapes will be complemented by diagonal lines and asymmetric shapes.
As always, we recommend you speak with your stylist before your haircut appointment. Let them know you’re looking for a change; this will allow them to offer you a consultation or at least book out extra time for your restyle.
So don’t be bland this summer: be bold! Use this time to create a whole new you. Walk into summer with a wardrobe you never take off - your own beautiful hairstyle.
Shape it up High Quality Cutting, Finishing and Creative Colour 24Hr online booking now available at
www.moodyhair.com
Moodyhair, Garden Street, Darfield, Barnsley Tel: 01226 752098 Email:
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