Cara, bob or maybe even Gerson, call it whatever you want but the Cara haircut seems to be the hottest thing on the red carpets since the beginning of the year.
Which version will suit your face type, what is the easiest to maintain at home and can curly hair be used too?
Kara haircut is a short to medium haircut where the hair is cut in a straight line usually around the head, at about jaw level, but not below the shoulders usually with bangs in the front - but not only.
Over the years, many styles of Kara have been developed, suitable for a wide range of facial structures.
Ilan Margalit at work Kara Short / Ilan Margalit Studio
The Kara haircut is back in our lives and it seems that all the stars are adopting the look on the red carpets.
Cara classic
The kara is perhaps the most common in the world - a classic kara is cut in a uniform line throughout the entire circumference of the hair that reaches the chin line.
Suitable for owners of straight hair or those that have undergone straightening, for an elliptical and elongated facial structure and will be less flattering for those with a wide or round jaw.
Kara is long
Similar to its short brother, the long kara as its name is, reaches almost to the shoulder and even touches it.
The Kara is uniform throughout and is suitable for a wide variety of face types and is therefore considered one of the prominent styles in the trend.
Selena Gomez in a long and tiered carret, photo: Reuters
Cara is ranked
A graded kara can be done in several ways, it can be longer in the front and shorter on the back of the head, or the other way around - shorter front hair ends and longer at the back.
The game is wide and can be interpreted according to the type of hair and matching to the structure of the face.
The stepped cara is produced in accordance with the structure and shape of the face and complements the frame of the face.
It will be less flattering to have a round facial structure.
Applying the rating requires smooth and full hair.
Jennifer Lopez at Paris Fashion Week, photo: AP
Kara is wet
A super popular kara that actually takes the classic bob with styling material that gives it a wet look.
Jennifer Lopez demonstrated to all of us during the Paris Fashion Week how to do it right and it is also very easy to apply the haircut at home with almost no fuss.
It can be easily done by combing the hair and fixing it with styling material.
Suitable for a wide range of face structure can be applied to both classic and long bob.
Cara Galli
Kara is more natural and porous and can be applied in the range between the chin and the shoulders.
A haircut that gives an effortless look and is suitable for a wide range of women.
Very convenient for care and maintenance at home.
It is very suitable for having a long neck and an elongated face, as well as for having wavy to curly hair.
Penelope Cruz in a short and fashionable baccarat, photo: AFP
How to tidy Kara's house alone?
Washing: it is necessary to wash the hair well to remove all the fats that have accumulated on the scalp and the hair, preferably a high-quality shampoo and a high-quality mask to treat the hair type correctly and also to help with high-quality drying.
Drying: divide the hair into five parts - two from the back, two on the sides and the entire front part of the hair (whether there are bangs or not).
Let's start by drying the bottom part.
We open a trail from the two parts we collected, what remains we close back with a clip and what we released we take down, roll around the brush to dry and each time we open a trail on each side until we go up.
The sides are dried separately and when you get to the front part, dry a path towards the inside.
When finished, lift the hair back and apply two drops of silicone all over the hair.
Pay attention not to apply to the scalp but only to the hair.
To finish, pass the face with wild drying over all the hair from above.
Ilan Margalit, hair stylist, L'Oreal Professional ambassador
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