There are the followers of the short or the very short.
And those, conversely, who only bet on the XXLong, dubbed by celebrities on the red carpet.
And then there are the (many) others.
Those who bet on the mid-length, non-choice become real bias.
It remains to be seen how to reinvent your long bob every day to give it a little pep or a touch of originality.
Without spending hours there, or having been trained in the most advanced styling techniques.
Hollywood waves
Perfect for a night out, they were a signature of Hollywood's Golden Age and still cause a stir with celebrities on the red carpet.
What do we like?
All you need is a hair straightener and a flick of your wrist to create these waves.
For a truly contemporary spirit, we avoid too much notch and we relax the loop on the finger.
The actresses Diane Kruger, Florence Pugh or even the heroine of season 1 of
The Bridgerton Chronicle,
Phoebe Dyvenor, are the perfect ambassadors.
The wet look
In recent seasons, this wet look has caused a sensation on the catwalks as well as with film and music celebrities.
If Jennifer Lopez and Sydney Sweeney (
Euphoria
) play on a wavy effect, Florence Pugh or Kourtney Kardashian have adopted it in an extra-smooth version.
The high ponytail
Very popular with celebrities, from Jennifer Lopez to Hailey Bieber or Selena Gomez via Adele Exarchopoulos and Margot Robbie, she just asks to pull her hair well at the top of the head to let it fall into a majestic ponytail.
With, as a bonus, a sixties spirit by giving the tips a little outward movement.
The wavy
Classic but timeless, it's the detail that allows you to transform the long square: an airy wavy that gives movement but also a little softness compared to the extra-smooth.
Followers ?
Lucy Boynton or Charlize Theron.
Fine braids
Margot Robbie caused a sensation with this Sharon Tate inspiration at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival. Since then, many have decided to play with these fine braids (often four in number) starting with Dua Lipa, Millie Bobby Brown or even the singer Angela.
Reverse brushing
With its sixties spirit, the reverse brushing consists in making the ends go up very markedly outwards.
Also called "brushing flip", it stands out as a real signature and just requires a round brush and a hair dryer.
Selena Gomez and Hailey Bieber have tried it successfully.
These six ways to reinvent your mid-length hair will lend themselves just as well to a party as to a professional meeting.
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