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A Fresh Cut for Every Season: Haircuts and Colours to Try

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The fastest makeover needs no shopping: the right cut and colour reframe your face and your entire wardrobe.

Spring belongs to lightness: face-framing layers, airy bobs and sun-kissed balayage that moves. Ask for lived-in colour with soft regrowth, which forgives busy schedules.

Summer loves the chop: French bobs, pixies and collar-grazing cuts that survive heat and dry in minutes. Gloss treatments keep blonde from going brassy in the sun.

The right cut reframes your face and your entire wardrobe.

Autumn deepens everything: espresso brunettes, copper glosses and curtain bangs that pair with coats and knits. Rich colour makes pale winter light flattering.

Winter protects: hydrating masks, silk wraps and trims every eight weeks. Healthy ends make even grown-out colour look deliberate rather than neglected.

Smiling woman with long dark hair wearing a pink blouse
A lip change previews a colour change: test-drive drama for a day.

Before you book the chair

  • Bring three photos of what you love and one of what you hate.
  • Ask what the cut needs daily: honesty beats aspiration.
  • Colour in seasonal steps, never more than two shades at once.
  • Book the trim before the event, not the week of it.

Questions, answered

What cut suits fine hair?

Blunt bobs and lobs with minimal layers; blunt ends read thicker.

How do I grow out a pixie?

Regular shaping trims, headbands, and patience through the awkward months.

Is box dye ever okay?

For glosses close to your base, yes. For blonde or correction, see a pro.

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