Haircut "French pluck": features and technique

Modern women of fashion lead an active lifestyle and prefer hairstyles that do not require complex styling and tedious care. Such haircuts include "French pluck". It has a persistent volume and does not require regular adjustments. Hairstyles with French charm and sophistication are performed on short, medium and long hair.

This haircut came into fashion in the late 50s of the last century, but today it does not lose its popularity. "French pluck" is perhaps the most daring and extravagant haircut. Its advantages include the following features.

1. The ability to hide facial imperfections and problem areas of the skin.
2. Suitable for all hair types (straight, wavy, fine, thick and curly).
3. Includes different options for bangs (straight, oblique, asymmetrical and elongated).
4. Looks harmoniously with any type of face (oval, triangular, square).

In some cases, this hairstyle is still worth giving up. For example, if you have sharp cheekbones and a massive chin. Owners of a large neck should also not opt ​​for a French haircut. And it will also look ridiculous on thin and sparse hair, since they must first be cured with the help of nourishing masks and regenerating balms.

The pluck is suitable for ladies with an active lifestyle, since the hairstyle does not require long daily styling - you just need to take a comb and styling products. The haircut has no age restrictions and makes women noticeably younger in adulthood. It is relevant for any female image: from business to sporty.The "French pluck" looks especially exquisite on short and medium hair.

In most cases, French haircuts are done by professional haircutters. The technique of creating a "French pluck" is as follows: the hair is divided into sections, and then into separate strands. The bulk remains at the crown. The master uses a folding razor to create the effect of torn curls. Some stylists tend to use scissors, but the effect is far from expected.

On hair of different lengths, such a haircut looks different.

• On short hair, the haircut opens up the face as much as possible and emphasizes the expressiveness of the eyes and lips. The secret to an amazing silhouette is the thinning of the hair. This creates a harmonious hairstyle with playful strands of varying lengths. The short French plucked strands look amazing.

• On medium hair, a French-style hairstyle does not lose its appearance for a long time. This option implies a significant amount of volume at the crown and back of the head, and the rest of the strands are "cut". The image is complemented by the original bangs with ragged ends. The haircut looks great on straight medium hair. She delicately frames the face and hides imperfect proportions. A french chic hairstyle on medium length hair will add a piquant zest to any feminine look.

• For owners of long hair "French pluck" will give not only attractiveness, but also allow you to perfectly keep in shape. In most cases, the "torn" effect is created on the front hair, which neatly frames the face. Such a haircut is easy to care for, as it does not require complex styling. Stylish plucking on long hair - feminine and elegant.

French haircuts look great on natural shades of hair. In addition, plucking implies complex staining (ombre, shatush and highlighting).

Styling your hairstyles in the French style is quite simple. The main thing is to be creative in this process. To create the simplest styling for everyday work, you will need a comb and styling products (gel, wax and fixing varnish). We wash my hair and lay it with a hair dryer. Apply gel or wax to the hair and give it a “wet” effect. Torn strands look very stylish in this case.

If you want your hair to look natural and airy, you can replace the gel with mousse. It dries and fixes the hair perfectly. To enhance the effect of torn strands, take a curling iron and pull out the front curls. Then we cover the hair with varnish. For special occasions, you can create a cute, feminine look by winding the strands with curlers or creating curls with a curling iron. So, we take:

• a fine comb and a natural bristle brush;
• styling (foam and varnish);
• large curlers.

We wash my hair and rub in the foam. We wind the curls all over the head with curlers and stand for 30-40 minutes. Then remove the hair curlers and comb the hair. For better fixation, lightly coat the hair with varnish.

Another option for evening styling will be "waves" in the "retro" style. We comb clean hair, apply styling products (mousse or gel) and fix them at the roots with invisibility. Use the pliers to make retro waves and fix with varnish. A similar image can be created on medium and long hair, cut in the French style. The hairstyle can be decorated with original clips, bright hairpins and even headbands of different colors.

You can learn more about the French pluck haircut in the next video.