How to Cut the Trending Broken Fringe
Move over, curtain bangs, there’s a fresh fringe on the block. Set to be the next salon favourite, the Broken Fringe is an ultra-choppy, lived-in, edgy fringe inspired by the likes of Dakota Johnson, Alison Brie, and Daisy Edgar-Jones. This style can be grungy, messy or sleek and glossy, so no matter your client's vibe, the Broken Fringe is flattering for everyone. With soft, feathered edges that don’t cut too deep into the temples, the Broken Fringe is flattering for almost every face shape and works across a variety of hair textures. With a subtle 70s influence, it gives a timeless but modern look, which clients have been loving recently. While tempting, it’s important that clients do not attempt this cut as their own DIY project.