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By Bella Cacciatore
The good-looking tendencies of the 90s and early 2000s have been living for some time, graduation hair and French style salute, but especially now that many of us have returned to our homes of years of training, we are more animated than ever by the afterlife. . However, like the maximum trends of this period, the last early taste that returns is divisive: it stands out wholesale.
Surprisingly, Ivanka Trump was one of the first celebrities to cast the eye before this year, and was temporarily followed through Jennifer Lopez. And since it’s never a trend on the web until Kardashian-Jenner kicks in, Kylie cemented it as a summer look when she shared her perspectives on likes on Instagram.
Ivanka getting chunky highlights is disrespectful to Thankful-era Kelly Clarkson pic.twitter.com/3O6PWxRtko
— Chloe Bryan (@chloebryan) February 13, 2020
While thick lock words can make you shudder and bring back memories of Kelly Clarkson, Xtina and reckless hair choices from your youth, this time they’re back with a 2020 touch and a strangely elegant look. Today’s edition is more visual than a sensitive sweep climax, however, they are still far from the bright orange stripes that would possibly come to mind.
“When I think of the big moments, I think about where I grew up on Staten Island in the 1990s and 2000s,” says Stephanie Brown, a master stylist at IGK Soho in New York. “It’s terrible, but also amazing at the same time. Now it’s a bigger, less drastic version.”
Celebrity colorist Guy Tang is also a big fan of style, which he calls Chunky Money Piece Highlights. He likes to keep the reflections forward, which frames his face and the mirrors where the sun naturally illuminates his hair, only taking a few notches. Tang suggests going one or two degrees lighter than your base color to keep things trendy and asking your stylist to remove your reflexes for a perfect transition.
Unlike versions of the 2000s, which occasionally ironed (or inflated) to be shipped, those reflections paint perfectly in all textures, because they actually highlight the curls. Brown especially recommends them for curls or waves and says they look more herbal if you leave a little root, probably so that there is no hard band left. And if you were more of a Hot Topic woman than Delia’s, you can just give her E-woman stripes, two ambitious reflections on the front, because they’re much less difficult to manipulate and still give you that framing. Effect.
Whether you’re thinking of taking bleach out of a box or going to a socially remote living room, scroll down to see some of our favorite trend catches. Point to Britney and position yourself for the screenshot.
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