
Triple Plait Straight
This medium-length straight cut features three distinct raised plaits on top that merge at the crown. The smooth, unlayered lengths fall past the collarbone with a polished, geometric finish.

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A shoulder-length lob featuring relaxed S-waves and piecey ends that flare slightly outward at the base of the neck.
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This cut is ideal for oval, heart, and square face shapes, as the shoulder-grazing length and flared ends provide a softening horizontal balance to the jawline. It best suits fine to medium hair textures with a natural wave or straight hair that has some grip, though high-density hair will require significant internal weight removal to achieve the signature airy feel. Individuals with a preference for effortless, lived-in aesthetics will appreciate the low daily effort required for this look.
Ask for a shoulder-length long bob with blunt ends that are point-cut for texture rather than a sharp, heavy line. Request invisible, internal layers through the mid-lengths to create volume and movement without sacrificing the overall weight at the perimeter. The finish should feature subtle, shattered ends that can be flicked outward, and the parting should remain soft and versatile to allow for natural movement throughout the day.
To maintain the specific airy silhouette and prevent the ends from looking scraggly, schedule a trim every six to eight weeks. Daily styling requires a texturizing sea salt spray or lightweight volumizing mousse to enhance the S-wave pattern and a wide-tooth comb or fingers to keep the layers piecey and light.
Because the layers are internal and the baseline is relatively uniform at the shoulders, it transitions gracefully into a medium-length style without developing awkward, disconnected lengths.
Yes, those with natural waves can apply a sea salt spray to damp hair and scrunch it to encourage the airy texture, though straight hair may need a wand for the S-wave shape.
It works well for high-density hair as long as your stylist uses thinning shears or point-cutting to remove bulk internally, which prevents the flared ends from becoming too bottom-heavy.
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