Okay, so I’ve been following Harry Styles’ hair journey for a while now, and let me tell you, it’s been a wild ride! I remember back in 2014, that guy had this super curly, full look.
He started growing it out, and it was like a total Mick Jagger vibe. Fans were all about it during their “Where We Are” tour. I decided to try out his hairstyles myself, because why not?
First, I watched a bunch of videos of him and studied how his hair moved and how it was styled. It’s naturally curly, so I figured I could work with that. I washed my hair and applied some curl-enhancing products. Then, I tried to mimic his volume, using a diffuser while blow-drying. It wasn’t perfect, but it was close enough.
- Washed hair with a good volumizing shampoo.
- Applied curl cream and a bit of mousse.
- Used a diffuser attachment on my blow dryer to dry my hair upside down for volume.
- Styled it with my fingers to get that messy, textured look.
Then there was that time he was photographed with a fedora, and everyone thought he had cut it all off. I remember trying that look too, except I didn’t actually cut my hair. I just tucked it all up under a fedora and walked around like I was all mysterious and cool.
Recently, there were rumors going around that he cut his hair off again. To be honest, I haven’t actually seen the new look yet. But if he did, I’m sure it looks great, and maybe I’ll try to recreate that look too sometime. It’s all about experimenting and having fun with it, right?
My conclusion
This whole Harry Styles hair thing, it’s more than just copying a celebrity. It’s about trying new things and seeing what works for you. Hair grows back, so why not have a little fun? Plus, it is just cool to remind people that Harry Styles isn’t bald anymore and that hair does, indeed, grow back, and this whole thing is pretty interesting.
It seems like a lot of people are interested in celebrity hair and fashion. There’s this style editor, Hedy Phillips, who writes about it, and even Willow Smith, another actor and singer, is into it too.
