Get the mane attention 'Dare to go short with your hair like actresses Emma Watson, Anne Hathaway, Ginnifer Goodwin.
You can play around with short hair too by layering, a fringe (like Hathaway) or buzz the sides, about two inches from your ear, and the nape of your neck so you have hair off your neck for summer. You can do this with long hair too, this cut works for both men and women.
Men can try with longer hair on the top, which can be styled according to the occasion.
If you are young you can have it coming on your forehead like the boyband singers. For work you can slick it back with some product,' says Avani.
Now is a good time to cut your hair short as it will grow back till winter sets in, which is also the festive and wedding season in India.
While we love the undercut on men, for those who love their hair long, she suggests a visit to the salon to get a lot of layers so your hair doesn't weigh you down.
Avani suggests that the pixie crop became popular as it worked for women of all ages.
How to give your hair an edge There are several ways in which you can play around with your hair and create different looks every day. 'Try playing with neon or gold pins to add some pop to your hair. You can even tie a scarf around the bun or your ponytail for both protecting you hair and some fun.
You can also add some feathers to your hair,' suggests Shetty. Avani suggests trying out different kinds of braids for those with long hair, 'Instead of a regular french braid, you can do it from side to side. This will keep the hair off your neck and look great too,' she says. One can use UV protection sprays too.
The man bun If women are borrowing men's hairstyles why should men be behind? Here are a few cool tips if you want to be Mr Long Locks:
>> If you have long hair, tie them up in a bun, it could be high on your head or low if you have shorter hair. >> Don't borrow your girlfriend's or your mother's shampoo; buy a brand that suits your hair type and be proud of your locks. >> 'For long hair, don't be in the 'either-or' mode where the length of your hair is not defined. Get your hairdresser to cut it right so they don't look messy in the wrong way,' advises Avani. >> Shetty suggests using one's fingers to comb long hair rather than combing too much in the harsh Indian summer.
Dos and dont's for summer hair care 1. Avani warns against bleaching or colouring hair as bleached hair will get damaged as soon as you enter the swimming pool and blonde colours don't work well in the sun. Go for deeper global colours instead such as mahogany and caramels.2. Don't iron or straighten your hair in the heat, says Shetty. Instead, use a little product and play around with your frizz that will also add volume.3. Nourish your hair. Use light oils on your scalp (not the lengths of your hair). Use hair masques and don't skip on the conditioner, but go a little easy with it.4. Wash your hair regularly, grease is your enemy. If not everyday, use a mild shampoo every alternate day at least. One can also try dry shampoos, easily available in the market, if you're too lazy to wash your hair. Though it isn't a permanent replacement for your usual shampoo.5. Don't get a heavy fringe as it will only bother your forehead. For those with wavy hair, blow-drying your fringe every day in summer, is avoidable.
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