Double cut for women: perfect for medium and short hair

hdo you have lots of hair and do you like to be daring? Probably the double cut is the one for you.

The list of celebs who have sported the double cut it is (unexpectedly) very long. From the discreet one of Selena Gomez to those more extreme (and closer to its nature) than Miley Cyrus And Halseyuntil Rihanna who instead wore it on both long and short hair, it’s impossible that there wasn’t a moment in which we didn’t think of giving in to temptation. And indeed here we are weighing the advantages and disadvantages ofundercut, not only to identify the most suitable one for us, but also to understand if it is the right move to make. To cut or not to cut? This is the dilemma.

Borrowed from the masculine look, the double cut, understood as undercut (but also sidecuts) and not how jellyfish cut, is a decidedly cool cut, perfect for those with a unique personality. A cut that plays on the extremes that “is achieved by creating a strong disconnect between the top and bottom of the head,” explains Ilaria Peron, Elgon’s Hair Style Expert.

Elegant, androgynous, edgy: the final result in terms of look depends not only on the length of the hair, but also on the styling. “The effects that can be obtained are many. For a androgynous look you can wear your hair all pulled back or with a side parting, using definition or wet-effect modelers; if, on the other hand, you prefer a more elegant look, you need to work the hair with a hairdryer to give it more structure, paying particular attention to the disconnected part of the cut. The double cut

give above all to those who carry i hair of a short medium length”, says the hairstylist.

The double cut on long, medium and short hair

Nothing prevents you from trying one double cut on medium to medium length hair, “but the result would not be so defined,” says Peron. “The double cut in fact finds its maximum expression on short or medium length hair”.

Double cut: advantages and disadvantages

Whenever you are in the evaluation phase before deciding whether or not it is worth trying a new cut, it is undeniable that the more or less radical change is influenced by factors that play a fundamental role.

First of all, it is natural to wonder if the new cut will fit with the shape of the face, but also what are the advantages and disadvantages that said cut leads. To be clear, if we tend to go to the hairdresser once every six months, there is no doubt that we will exclude a priori a cut that makes us slaves to scissors. And it’s not just a matter of time that we’ll have to spend on the hairdresser’s session, but also an economic discourse. It is natural that a greater number of appointments implies a greater economic commitment. If we are willing to do it then go ahead.

“A undercut advantage it is definitely the great practicality. It is a cut that I recommend to those who have a large mass of hair and need to contain its volume. Among disadvantages of double edged there is that of having to go to the salon frequently to keep the cut in order and defined, but it is also a good opportunity to take care of the hair and do a nourishing treatment to keep it healthy and shiny at all times”, says Peron.

“For the maintenance of this cut, I recommend modeling but not excessively fixing products, then drying with the diffuser”.

Double cut and curly hair

If on the one hand the undercut is perfect for those who need to manage more easily those with a large mass of hair, at the same time it is not implied that the double cut

is also good for those who have i curly hair. “The undercut is a type of cut that can be worn by those with hair with a slightly wavy texture, I do not recommend it to those with very curly hair because it would give a messy look”, explains the expert.