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Summer Haircuts: Trendy, Bold and Sexy!

Every year we witness the emergence of new, sometimes revamped, trends. This year, we are seeing  a revival of iconic haircuts and styles that takes us back to the 60's, 70's and 80's.

These iconic trends are reinterpreted to fit today's demanding needs for exciting and unique styles.

 Here are the top haircuts that are in vogue this summer:


The Mod Hair Cut: (aka 5 point cut, the Beatles cut and the mushroom cut) made its grand entrance in the 60's. This cut is perfect for anybody who is always on top of current trends and always willing to experiment.



Mod Hair Cut





Afro Cuts/Styles Although 2011 was the year that re-introduced the afro, we are still seeing it on the red carpet. The afro of the 70's  has been redifined into an afro that has lots of shape and movement. Very sexy!

Solange Knowles

Brandy




Asymmetrical Hair Cuts: These cuts are edgy and elegant. They demand volume, shape and a quiet yet defining parting. Thus, creating a bombshell hairstyle.


hooker & Young



Aquage
Rihanna
Sherri Jessee




Ginnifer Goodwin



Bobs No matter what year we are, a bobs is the perfect  haircut for any Summer. This year, however, we are seeing them with lots of texture and movements.






Rosario Dawson

Sonya Smith










If you enjoy having medium to long hair, don't worry, you are still in vogue! Play with your tresses by adding texture as shown in the pictures below.


Jessica Biel
L'Oreal



By Me, Maria Arias



Your friend and colorist,
Maria Polanco-Arias




photo credits: L'Oreal, lotofstyle.com, aquage.com, google, hooker & Young, aweardresses.com, igossip.com, afrocloud.com, AOL

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