Polished styling
- 1Apply heat protectant to damp hair.
- 2Rough-dry the roots, directing the hair into the desired shape.
- 3Work through sections with a brush or your fingers.
- 4Let the hair cool and add a light finishing product if needed.
South of France Cut
A low rounded crest of tight curls, with an arc-shaped fade around the ear and length at the nape.
At a glance
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LengthShort
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Hair textureStraight, wavy
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Styling3–10 minutes
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Trim intervalAbout 4–8 weeks
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ShapeStyle: South of France Cut
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FringeOptional
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VolumeNatural
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MaintenanceIndividual
Who this haircut suits
- The South of France Cut can be adjusted in length and detail to match the look you want; use the catalog image as a reference.
- Natural waves or curls add texture; consider shrinkage when choosing the dry length.
- A short shape is quick to care for but loses its outline faster as it grows.
These are general pointers. Choose the exact length and shape with your stylist, considering your growth pattern, texture and routine.
Styling options: step by step
Natural texture
- 1Work a small amount of texturizing product through damp lengths.
- 2Air-dry or blow-dry on a low setting.
- 3Define a few pieces by hand to bring out natural movement.
- 4Finish with a light spray or cream without weighing the hair down.
Shape and details
Shape and haircut details
Catalog category: short shape
A low rounded crest of tight curls, with an arc-shaped fade around the ear and length at the nape. The catalog image shows one interpretation; length, layer density and accent pieces can be discussed with your stylist.
Consider natural growth patterns, density and the time you want to spend styling. The same silhouette can look different across hair textures.
Good to know
This style is listed as short length. Its exact shape depends on hair density and natural texture.
What to ask your stylist
Show your stylist a reference for the south of france cut and discuss length, volume and your daily styling time.
