Including how to ask your hairstylist for this classic cut.
Characterised by a collarbone length with movement and body, the midi flick has been popularised by people such asfine-to-medium hair textures
, and with the right approach can be tailored to thicker hair types, too,” explains Smith. “Because the length sits comfortably on the collarbone, the hair is supported and can move and bounce off of the support of the shoulder and neck.”we saw earlier this year, the glamour and volume of the 90s supermodel era are still making waves for autumn. A timeless style that anyone can embrace,” he says.
For touchable hold and volume, whether you choose to blow dry or not, there are a few products I swear by.
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