To achieve these bouncy waves, you can either get your hair chemically permed at the salon or use a curling wand to add in a few loose curls. So many Kpop idols have rocked pink hair, from Blackpink‘s Rosé to Ryujin from ITZY and it always looks amazing on them, so why not give it a go?! Wavy LobĪ moment of appreciation for this lob of dreams, please. If you’re a fan of colour, this adorable pink ombre is a must-try. These face-framing highlights are a great way to change up your look without dyeing all of your hair, making them a really fun and low-maintenance option. The money piece highlights trend has been all over Instagram and TikTok lately and this look is perfect for Asian hair. The hairstyle became popular in the ’70s thanks to Japanese popstar Megumi Asaoka and more recently, K-pop stars like Momo from Twice and Hyeri from Girl’s Day have been seen repping the style. Also known as the ‘Princess cut’, it origins lie in the Imperial court during the Heian Period of Japanese history, when noble women would grow out their hair for their whole lives.
The look combines long, straight hair with sharp, cheek-length layers and a fringe, so it fits in perfectly with the mullet revival we’re currently seeing.
Spotted at Prada’s Spring 2021 show and the Grammys, it’s quickly taking over TikTok with over 122.6 million views for the Hime hashtag already. If you haven’t heard about the Hime haircut yet, believe us when we say you’ll soon be seeing it everywhere. Just sneak a peek at our edit of the best Asian hairstyles, below.
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Whether you’ve been blessed with thin, glossy locks or thicker, full tresses, we’re here to help you learn how to work with your texture. But, of course, that doesn’t mean that Asian hair is impossible to work with. As many Asian girls will attest, their hair can be coarse, thick, and difficult to style. Unlike the stereotype, not all Asian hair is fine and silky.
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