Joanna Ewbank underwent a transformation on Wednesday (12). He said goodbye to long locks and opted for the blunt bob, a straight cut just above the shoulders. “All new again,” she wrote in the caption of the video posted on Instagram.
How is Giovanna Ewbank?
The presenter had long hair, one hand under her shoulder. Anderson Couto was responsible for passing the scissors.
The fringe of the curtain, called curtain bursts, remains firm and strong. It also stays blonde with dark roots.
Tips to get inspired by the look
#cadica1: Apps that change haircuts are interesting to test. Compare the photos and see how much better you feel.
#cadica2: The cut must be defined according to the shape of the face. The best strategy is to consult your hairdresser to indicate the best style. Round faces, for example, should have straighter cuts, with longer bangs, never at the level of the eyebrows, so as not to widen the face further.
#ficaadica3: To avoid regrets, seek out a stylist who knows the technique you want to apply to your hair. Look at photos on social networks, chat with friends…
#cadica4: If you invest in chemical processes, reinforce your care by including weekly hydration in your routine, as well as drinking plenty of water, because beauty comes from within. If you notice that you need more help, look for techniques performed by recognized professionals in the market.
#cadica5: If you want to show a messy, more “messy” effect, you can use salt spray and scrunch your hair with your hands, from the ends up.
#cadica6: To get into fringe fashion, check out the shape of your face and follow the advice of the hairdresser. For example, short straight bangs can make your cheekbones pop a lot in a round face. In this case, side bangs are a good choice, as they help to elongate. OR oval face it is the most democratic, as it tends to go well with all models.
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