“Disarmingly boyish” is one way to describe the hairstyle shown here. The fully layered look is cut using a razor tool on
wavy hair and creates a very fine-textured look. The lengths are varied only slightly, with the middle range length in the top and crown
sections of the head and a tapering along the sides. The nape section is left longest, but not so long that it creates a “mullet”
effect (or at least not a classic one). Using a blow-dryer and round brush with a wax-based styling product, the hair is styled to
curve inward at the top and sides and flipped outward along the rear portions of the head. The hair is styled to a “mostly dry” state,
allowing the hair to retain a glossy, damp look. Use a smoothing serum on the fingers, the hair is given added definition in the
strands and extra shine.
