But that has now changed.
The good news is that there are plenty of fun looks to choose from.
So what makes this summer’s mullets work?

Harpers Bazaar notes that in this year’s mullet, both the front and back are shaggy and textured.
And one of this summer’s hot hair trends big, vertical topknots andbuns is just for them.
“People are wanting bolder shapes and statement colors.

A big bang trend this year is longer, looser bangs with longer hair, according toAllure.
Just grazing the eyes, this daring style gives off an air of mystery.
Another advantage to asymmetric bobs is they’re a lot more versatile than you may think.

And they decided to not only keep the long-haired look, but to run with it.
AndHarper’s Bazaarconcurs, noting that weaves and extensions are other popular options for those seeking the long-tressed look.
Celebrity hairstylist Chris Georges tells Refinery29 the style is trending big in Los Angeles.

This makes shags a perfect choice for summer, when nobody wants to spend all day fixing their hair.
Today’s shags are also versatile and can morph into even more creative looks.
“The cut will keep your coils healthy and your curls full of life.”

But nobody wants to look like a total slob, either.
Brush it out when dry to enjoy loose, natural-looking waves.
In short, you don’t have to suffer to look beautiful and that’s a huge relief.

It’s a fun, happy look, requiring nearly zero effort.
What kinds of cuts best express this beachy vibe?
Think casual, choppy cuts with a bit of texture that let your natural hair texture shine.

Add some highlights, and your summer look is complete.
Either way, prepare for compliments.
And on top of all that, curtain bangs can be truly cute.

And asEllenotes, curtain bangs also look terrific if you like to put your hair up over the summer.
And who doesn’t love a low-maintenance way to look sexy?
(He mentions platinum pink and turquoise as good pixie accent colors.)

According toAllure, longer, shaggier pixies with thicker and more pronounced bangs are also big this summer.




