The stylist to the stars Mara Roszak has just published her new stylistic creation reminiscent of the 90s and, we already know, it will be the most demanded haircut by women over 40 and 50 years old.
Short hair will triumph next spring in a thousand and one versions, each one prettier. Everything is from the most groundbreaking pixies to the most sophisticated ‘cropped’ manes.
We have added a new one to all of them, and it is even more beautiful! The stylist to the stars Mara Roszak has just published her new stylistic creation reminiscent of the 90s and, we already know, it will be the most demanded haircut for women over 40 and 50 years old.
The stylist has baptized this haircut ‘shagged bob’ -in an abridged version- but the truth is that it is very close to boyish haircuts, albeit with super shaggy and very unpolished layers and a dirty casual air that is sumptuous and modern in equal parts.
It is a super rejuvenating short haircut that suits all types of faces. Of all the 2022 haircuts, it may be the most democratic and versatile, without a doubt.
It is a short haircut, ideal for women with fine hair who want to change their look and use a LOT of scissors without jumping into the void. A versatile and modern haircut is characterized by a sizeable blunt fringe that does not make completely clear the face area, so it is ideal to ‘experiment’ with other shorter haircuts without drama.
The ‘shagged bob’ allows different hairstyles – from utterly straight to very curly – and does not have a defined style. It is a timeless haircut, even though it is the latest trend, which has a lot of play and different hairstyle possibilities. As elegant as it is transgressive and as daring as it is classic, it is the typical haircut that, once you try it, you can’t stop.
It is a haircut that has made it to the top of our favorite Spring/Summer 2021 short haircuts. In addition, leaving the upper layers longer and gradually fading gives a lot of volume. Have it ready with a blow-dryer and a little texturizing product to provide it with that ‘undone’ look that takes ten years off at a stroke. Do you like it as much as we do?
