The perfect hairstyle which we see on Instagram or Pinterest leads us to immediately schedule a salon visit. The basic difference between a photo-ready cut and a life-ready cut exists because both styles serve different purposes. The hair experts use special lighting and wind machines together with their ongoing style adjustments to create an appearance of easy maintenance which actually requires complex styling work.
The Ultra-Short “Micro” Bangs
Micro bangs create an edgy appearance which matches high-fashion design at screen-based viewing. The hairstyle needs biweekly haircuts to maintain its perfect length. The slightest cowlick or frizz in your hair will make these bangs stand vertically or divide their length once you go outside.
The Heavy, Blunt Fringe
Thick eye-grazing bangs create a mysterious appearance which matches their elegant style in a portrait. In actual life, they act as a physical barrier which people use to cover their eyes. Your hair will obstruct your vision throughout the day while forehead oil will cause your hair to appear greasy by lunch break.
Extremely Long, One-Length Hair
Mermaid hair creates a majestic appearance when hair extends across the shoulder. Without stylists present, the hair appears to become heavy and flat while it loses its natural movement. The design has a tendency to get trapped inside bags and car doors.
The “Choppy” Shag
Shag hair has become famous because its “cool girl” texture creates a trendy appearance. The photo shows all of its elements perfectly arranged because sea salt spray maintains every part of the picture. The hairstyle will develop an unkempt appearance which shows the signs of not being combed for several days without hair maintenance.
High-Contrast Platinum Pixie
The white-blonde pixie cut appears as an artistic masterpiece when viewed through high-definition photography. The maintenance requirements for this product become extremely difficult to handle in daily life. The chemical process which achieves that shade leads to immediate dark root development within ten days while it makes the hair feel like straw.
The “Glass Hair” Blunt Bob
This bob achieves the ultimate level of shininess through its unblemished straight design. The photograph shows the material as liquid silk but it needs continuous flat-ironing together with anti-frizz serum. The sleek design turns into a puffy triangle shape when it encounters wind gusts or high-humidity weather conditions.
Razor-Cut Layers
Razor cuts produce delicate ends which create soft-looking results for photographic purposes. The razor tool will damage the hair cuticle by creating a fraying effect which damages the hair. The hair will develop split ends because of the delicate ends which make it appear thin and frizzy.
The “Wet Look” Style
The red-carpet area contains this fashion item which uses its high-fashion appearance to create a visual impact in photographs. People will ask you whether your hair still needs drying or whether you applied excessive hair gel. The material appears to be rigid while it has a flat appearance when viewed from the side.
Asymmetrical Bob
A profile photograph shows how one side has longer hair while the other displays shorter hair through its “architectural” design. The design exists as an average. The design will create an appearance which resembles a hair salon mistake at your last visit with the hairdresser.
