by Pekela Riley
The minimalism mantra of today is "less is more," and nothing showcases this more than the popular short, curly texture haircuts this year that are bold and beautiful. Just like that hot and short text from your man, a hot and short curly cut has an instantaneous "sizzle" effect. Scroll down to see the hottest short cuts of 2018 that give you all the motivation you need to go for the big chop.
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Super Tapered Curl
This is a strong taper curly haircut showcasing the length and the texture on top. It's perfect for 4C texture because it's very manageable at this length.
Key Tip: For lasting definition twist it and then rod it. I do this specifically with 4C textures because it can be challenging to create definition. So in order to create a very defined look, twist it and then a rodding it for a double curly effect.
Wavy Flo-Hawk
This is a blowout with loose curls brushed out with a wave motion technique with a bristled brush. The shaved sides give a deliberate edge to the style. Women rock this look to show that bad girl side and express some sense of level up edgy about themselves. The lower you go on the sides, the more edginess you bring out.
Key Tip: Be sure to use a leave-in conditioner certain and a thermal protectant. Anytime you wear a blowout, heat protectant is essential.
Super Flowy Taper
At Salon PK we debuted this look a year ago, and when celebrity singer Kelis recently lit up our timelines with this exact look, it was proof that it's still a hit in 2018! This curly haircut is designed to be incredibly soft to allow for the fullness of the natural curls to blossom, with enough length to show the loop of the curls on the side. The top is done with multiple rod sizes, to get that organic look.
Key Tip: Sometimes you see rod sets with one uniformed rod arrangement, but if you want an editorialized look with individuality to the hair, you can use different size rods to create a nice natural look that doesn't look like a rod set. The rose gold full progression is what I call a "dreamsickle" ;)
Low Key Fade & Lunar Part
This is for the free-spirited girl that is low maintenance but still wants to push the envelope. This style is a soft fading going inward like a subtle mohawk – with a dynamic lunar part design. It's meant to bring out the edgy to the highest extent. This is for the lady that wants her hair to be the main focal point when she walks in the room. She doesn't want her hair to just be done, she wants it to be "too lit!"
Key Tip: Use a curl defining product like curl pudding, along with a sponge which is a must to go around the curls on the top.
Curls Around the World
Who runs the world? Curls! This is a cute, soft and dainty look ideal for Type 3 hair. It's not overly defined and has the same length of curls all around. The desired effect is a soft frame for texture flow without the rigidness. Hairstylists often talk about what to do, but it's also just as important to know "what not to do." When the curls are poppin', you don't want to take away from them. To fade it out or cut it would be to take away from the "natural" beauty of this look.
Key Tip: This look requires lots of hydration and moisture because the focus is all about the curl definition. It's a wet & go for those with higher curl definition.
Twist Sauce
These twists are achieved by adding texture on texture with detail for Type 4 hair, creating a beautiful spiral and light spring array. This look is single twisted and then rodded, creating a dimension of definition and a swell. It's perfect for the person who wants to play with the shaping, but doesn't want to commit to the maintenance. You can place bobby pins on the side in different colors, to accessorize and sauce it up it in a cute unique way.
Key Tip: Make certain you have an edge control product that has staying power and isn't too greasy.
Classic Spiral
Our Salon PK stylist Lauren @hautehairbylauren created these spirals on tiny rods to give the effect of natural curls because they're so tight and small. They're well defined and will last a long time. Bright colors like this blonde are celebratory of being natural - unapologetically.
Key Tip: Keep essential oils on the hair and use a satin bonnet at night to help the curls stay.
Press & Curl Remix
This is the style I came into this spring season with. It's a distinctly, ambiguous hybrid of a press and curls. I love to create this style when I have a blowout that has ran its course. During this time the texture of the hair is coming back, but it's not overly frizzy, so it can be utilized to resurrect a new look. You can allow the newly formed texture to serve as a pre-stretch for twists or bantu knots. Believe it or not, there's new life at the end of a blowout.
Key Tip: After you've worn out your slay with your hair pressed, twist the hair that's reverted to your natural curl pattern that night, and then take it out in the morning.
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