Short cut: a professional hairdresser Biguine advises you
What are the main trends of the season?
The big signature of the season is the big return of the court. So we have cut our cuts voluntarily because, on the one hand, it is a trend that we find across all the people today and, on the other hand, it is about a strong demand from our customers in general. It is also the desire to put forward a hairstyle with a stronger identity than it was during the last collections.
To which type of women is a short cut?
The short hair can be addressed to all women. It's just a matter of envy and adaptability. It is for this that we propose several lines in the collection that can correspond to different types of faces. We will go from the very short, very degraded court dressed with long frontal locks through the square with the neck more melted and fringe marked.
The cost for a round face?
Always the length in the neck and the volume on the top so as to lengthen the face a little.
The court for a face more hollow?
Always dress the neck and bring a rounder volume to widen the width of the face and especially avoid pasta on the front or behind the ear.
How to maintain this kind of cut?
The frequency at the hairdresser must be fairly regular: at least once every five or six weeks.
What themes did the salons Jean-Claude Biguine put forward?
When you choose to highlight a theme, it segments and sectorizes the collection. This season, we wanted to show that every woman could have today a short haircut that suits her whatever her nature. hair or its color. Our collection is aimed at all women with all their desires.
The bowl cut is very popular this winter. Why did you exclude it from your collection?
We did it two years ago already and we did not want to reiterate it. We focused on a rather evolutionary square with two versions: one with very long bangs and the other with a fringe very expensive on a square more marked.
The fringe is still relevant?
It is less present today in the microcosm of fashion and television, however, for the street woman to whom it is addressed, it is not completely out of fashion. That's why we continue to offer it to our customers. She is still a safe bet.
The big signature of the season is the big return of the court. So we have cut our cuts voluntarily because, on the one hand, it is a trend that we find across all the people today and, on the other hand, it is about a strong demand from our customers in general. It is also the desire to put forward a hairstyle with a stronger identity than it was during the last collections.
To which type of women is a short cut?
The short hair can be addressed to all women. It's just a matter of envy and adaptability. It is for this that we propose several lines in the collection that can correspond to different types of faces. We will go from the very short, very degraded court dressed with long frontal locks through the square with the neck more melted and fringe marked.
The cost for a round face?
Always the length in the neck and the volume on the top so as to lengthen the face a little.
The court for a face more hollow?
Always dress the neck and bring a rounder volume to widen the width of the face and especially avoid pasta on the front or behind the ear.
How to maintain this kind of cut?
The frequency at the hairdresser must be fairly regular: at least once every five or six weeks.
What themes did the salons Jean-Claude Biguine put forward?
When you choose to highlight a theme, it segments and sectorizes the collection. This season, we wanted to show that every woman could have today a short haircut that suits her whatever her nature. hair or its color. Our collection is aimed at all women with all their desires.
The bowl cut is very popular this winter. Why did you exclude it from your collection?
We did it two years ago already and we did not want to reiterate it. We focused on a rather evolutionary square with two versions: one with very long bangs and the other with a fringe very expensive on a square more marked.
The fringe is still relevant?
It is less present today in the microcosm of fashion and television, however, for the street woman to whom it is addressed, it is not completely out of fashion. That's why we continue to offer it to our customers. She is still a safe bet.
