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STRIVE FOR A NATURAL BASE The less-is-more approach that is characteristic of French make-up is especially relevant when it comes to your base. “You want to start with a light base: think BB creams, tinted moisturisers and lightweight foundations” Daniel says. “t's all about perfecting the skin, but in a way that's not too obvious” Celebrity hair and make-up artist Carla Dyson says the aim is to achieve seamlessly blended make-up that looks natural and effortless. even if it actually involves considerable effort “Letting your true, natural beauty shine through is the goal” Carla says. “That's what makes French beauty so timeless” MAKE A STATEMENT A particularly French tactic, according to Carla, is to keep the overall make-up look natural and minimal, but to pair it against one statement accent — for example, a strong, bright lip or a smoky winged liner. “Lalways work with my client's natural features, so if they have naturally full lips, I tend to press colour on to the lips with a fluffy brush for a lived-in, bold look” she says. “However. if the client would like toaccentuate their eyes more, | would opt for a subtle wing and keep the lips minimal with just a lip balm? COOL-GIRL HAIR The French girl beauty aesthetic extends beyond skincare and make-up, with understated hairstyles another major aspect of the trend. According to Que Colour Saton founder and colour director Monique McMahon, sweeping layers and piecey fringes are key to achieving the ultimate cool girl silhouette. “Trends come and go, and for the ultimate cool-girl finish, you want to emulate looking like you haventt tried too hard on your hair” Monique says. THE HOUSE OF wellness am STARS TO EMULATE ero guete saat) grasp the French girl istos ration from Renan nese ei Roitfeld, Charlotte Gainsbourg Ee Bet While Parisian celebrities and socialites are cre for popularising the beauty eee t a aes oa rama NC Ke ENE nails the minimalist look Paes CoR cise u Ae) Paras uA eae) EeR ala Met Jal has such glowing skin Ene eho Preece Pree _ ‘Letting your true, natural beau iat through is the goal. WU eree Ny LT On at makes French beauty so iia — CARLA DYSON ‘ LR old, experimental hairstyles are the definitive hair trend of the season, so why not join in and take a leap of faith with your hair this summer? “This season | would love to see people experiment with different hair lengths, explore hair ups and embrace their natural hair texture” Dimitri says. MICRO BOB Choppy and chic, the micro bob is usually cut between the chin and cheekbones, giving the face a sharp, angular look. “Im predicting lots of requests for long bobs or even chin-length bobs for those daring enough” Dimitri says. “Typically those who have sharp features such as a strong Jawline suit this haircut best” SIDE PART Gen Z notoriously roasted the parting on TikTok, but they SCAN HERE Give your hair a refresh this year by experimenting with new cuts and styles. Celebrity hairstylist Dimitri Kyvetos shares his expertise and hair trend predictions for summer might have to eat their words as the hairstyle returns with vengeance. “Iam loving how the long swept side fringe is making a comeback” Dimitri says. “IF youre contemplating a side fringe, parting your hair on the side is a great way to change your look and test the vibe before committing to a fringe BUZZ CUT Everyone from Doja Cat to Dixie DAmelio is taking their hair — or lack of — to the extreme, with some going platinum blonde for an even edgier take on the trend. “A buzz cut on women is super cool If you've got the confidence, go for it” Dimitri says. SWEEPING UP-DOS This summer, voluminous up-dos will adopt a more relaxed approach, with a looser variation of the trend replacing the more structured, refined up-do of last season. “Im absolutely loving this look at the moment. It's such a blast from the past, Dimitri says. “My advice is to curl the hair as best as you can, leaving fringes out for a longer- lasting style: LUSCIOUS LOCKS After years of endless fades. men are starting to gravitate to classic longer styles. Actors Fabien Frankel Felix Mallard and Timothee Chalamet are all mane trendsetters, “It would be nice to see more men venturing beyond fades and trying various lengths, which can be styled so many ways” Dimitri says. Boro
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