At first it was simply called bobbed (short-cropped from English) and gradually received the short name "bean" habitual for our hearing. So where did he come from? There are at least two versions of its origin. According to one of them, the inventor of the bean was Antony Serlikovsky, better known as Mr. Antoine. After leaving his native Poland, where he mastered the basics of hairdressing art from his uncle, Antoine decides to seek fame in Paris. And he very much even succeeds! In 1909, he drastically shortens the length of hair of 40-year-old Eva Lavalier to give the actress a more youthful appearance, necessary for the embodiment of young heroines on stage. It is believed that this idea prompted him to look.
Kare: classic of the genre
Hairdressers say that most women choose their quads. Let's try to find out why this hairstyle from year to year and even from decade to decade remains at the top of popularity, despite any changes in fashion trends. According to one of the legends, the first who made the hairstyle of the square was the ancient Egyptian queen Cleopatra. Her luxurious curls fell in a black, smooth wave on her shoulders, and a long, to the eye, bangs gave the look of magical expressiveness and attraction. True, historians argue that in fact Cleopatra was completely ugly, even according to the ancient Egyptian canons, and all familiar Egyptian frescoes testify to the fact that the quads were worn not only by reigning persons, but also by commoners, both women and men. With confidence, we can state the following: the hairdress was invented by the Egyptians. The Egyptian square was simple - the hair was cut on one flat line just below the ear, and a straight, thick bangs were cut off. Approximately from that far pore, and almost became the number one hairdress in the whole world. It is no exaggeration to call it the progenitor of most famous fashionable haircuts, including a bean. In addition, based on the quads created by various variations, it is popular in its classic performance.
What is the penalty?
There are three main types: short, classical and long. The difference is that in the short frame the neck is more open - in the long neck, respectively, is completely closed. The classic square is the "golden mean". In general, the length of this haircut varies from a very short square "on the leg", when the hair is given volume in the occipital part, up to a long square, where the ends of the locks lie on the shoulders. In addition, there is a graded square, which is performed on the basis of the classical version, after which the hair is combed up and leveled. In this case, the hairstyle is more voluminous due to the stepped form. Kare in the form of a ball is another type of haircut. It is made as a regular square, but the outer strands are processed with thinning scissors. Asymmetric quads are created due to contours of different lengths. In the classical square, a straight fringe is involved, although nowadays, oblique, asymmetrical and torn bangs are increasingly used. The length of the bang can be any.
About its packing
Depending on the length of the hair and the configuration of the haircuts, the placement of the square may look like an easy beating, and as an uncomplicated styling with a comb or brush, and as a serious work with a hair dryer and brashing with various styling aids. If the haircut is done qualitatively, as a rule, it does not need a complicated laying. But, of course, putting in order graded or asymmetric quads will require more time and effort than in the case of a smooth one. Most often when styling stylists, hairdressers recommend women to use foam, which must be applied to damp hair and carefully combed, and then dried curls with a hairdryer and wireframe. In the forehead area, the strands can be dried by brushing the brush back and forth on the brush, after which it is desirable to fix the hair with lacquer (from a distance of 30 cm). Everyday laying can consist only of applying a spray for gloss and wax to accent the bangs. If there is no time to lay a long square, try using a beautiful accessory: collect hair with a bright kerchief in the ponytail. And if the length of the haircut allows, you can comb the curls back, forming a kind of bunch on the back of the head and leaving two curly romantic curls in front. Without varnish in this case can not do. Even the most common invisible or bright barrette, picking up strands in the face, will revive any kind of this ever-fashionable haircut.
What will suit you?
Kare combines the convenience of short haircuts and the benefits that have long hair. Let's see what kind of style is good for you.
1) Short square - on the leg goes young women with persistent features. Up to the chin it is perfect for girls with a triangular face. O will adorn the round-faced women with large features.
2) Asymmetric - suitable for a wide rectangular face with a heavy jaw. Gradual strands can close the cheekbones.
3) The elongated square - just below the chin goes to the owners of an elongated face with a high forehead. Professionals are advised to add a thick even bang.
Grooming dictates style!
In principle, the quads are fairly democratic and get along pretty well with almost all the fashionable styles. But still there are a couple of nuances. Classical straight square is perfectly combined with business clothes: trousers and skirts, blouses with strict collars, jumper with a V-neck. Haircut with elongated strands is the best choice for girls who prefer clothes in avant-garde style: bold styles, unusual colors, asymmetrical lines and original ornament. A square with a light wave, laid a little carelessly, will suit fans of denim and comfortable knitted clothes. Elastic curls require, of course, a romantic outfit: a lush skirt-blouses with flying sleeves, chiffon scarves or silk neck scarves. Remember that the hair and clothes should balance each other. For example, the larger the bottom of the outfit, the more splendid the haircut should be laid. But with a small black dress is better looking smooth square.