Here are the results after cutting, styling and photographing Lawson on the deck.
I shortened and blended the sides and back for a sharp finish and textured and trimmed the top leaving one side heavier and disconnected.
To achieve the look, blow dry the hair naturally with fingers and apply the smallest amount of Rockstar Wax, pushing upwards and to the side.
I wish Lawson all the luck using these photos in his portfolio with his modelling career.
Cut : When you are considering a new style, you need to work with your texture and encourage natural movement. Shoulder length to long styles combined with a subtle layering will increase manageability. It’s also a good idea to avoid short, blunt cuts to prevent the “pyramid” effect – where your hair is flat on top and bulky at the ends. Unless you are prepared to blow dry or straighten your hair daily, stay away from fringes and sharp layers.
Colour : Exaggerate your movement with subtle shade shifts. Try to avoid significantA�colour changes as they can stress your strands, making them more prone to frizz and flyaways. Try to stay as close to your natural hue as possible or consider balayage – a technique focusing on lightening the mid-lengths and ends – to help enhance your natural movement.
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