ESTETICA Magazine USA (3/2022)

CLASSIC GEOMETRIC Precision cutting allows us to cut with purpose and intention. Classic geometric shapes combined with modern layering and graduation will make any hair texture sing. Simplicity is everything nowadays! Dry cutting allows the natural fall and texture of hair to be celebrated. Always apply a leave-in conditioner and/or cutting lotion to make hair more pliable, reduce static and ensure a precision result. Sam Villa (<strong>USA</strong>) Hair: Teresa Romero, Sam Villa Art Director/Photo: Nico Norsdström @ Obsidian and Blush Tools: Sam Villa/Products: Redken/Make-up: Tanya Ortega and Leticia Tapia Wardrobe: Michi Lafary @ Obsidian and Blush/Model: Christi Ho To me, this image represents the best of modern hairdressing and is a vision for the bright future of the craft. It will be a world in which diversity is embraced and fresh concepts of beauty are celebrated. This shot showcases each muse’s individuality through the cut, color and styling. The bespoke looks I've chosen bring to life facets of their personality and personal aesthetic, bathed in prismatic light. Robert Eaton (UK) Hair: Robert Eaton, Creative Director at Russell Eaton Salons and current BHA British Hairdresser of the Year Photos: Richard Miles/Make up: Lucy Flower/Styling: Clare Frith 12 trends VISIONARY MUSES

SCULPTED TEXTURE When creating this look my vision was a retro ’80s vibe. A rebellious feel, a sculpted textured look and versatile hair cut that screams: ‘the rock and roll mullet is back!’ After our emergence from quarantine, this look is an encouragement to be brave and stray from the crowd. So, let’s be bold and confirm that the mullet is definitely here to stay! Dan Mewies (UK) Hair: Dan Mewies, Mewies & Co/Photo: Chris Bulezuik/Make-up: Karl Dickey/Styling: Lisa Elliott ULTIMATE CONTRASTS In this nod to the mullet, everything has been updated. The color, the strong contrasts in the lengths, including the shaved sides. Precision is always key: in the proportions of the lengths, the pure and subtle color placement, the point cutting of the ends and fringe and micro-layers. Robin LaChance (<strong>USA</strong>) Hair: Robin LaChance/Photo: Paula Tizzard/Make-up: Florencia Taylor/Wardrobe: Adrian Arnieri trends 125