Neither short nor long: the clavi cut is the successor to the long bob. The focus is now on the transition length, which ends at the level of the collarbone. What is behind the coveted haircut and how to style it properly.
Who is the Clavi-Cut for?
The clavi cut is a real all-rounder. The shoulder-length cut suits every woman, regardless of the shape of the face. Whether oval, round, rectangular, or heart-shaped – the Clavi Cut flatters every face shape:
- With distinctive features, the extra-long bob takes away the harshness and makes the face appear softer.
- Round faces are optically stretched by the haircut.
- It underlines the fine features of oval and heart-shaped faces.
In addition, the Clavi cut is suitable for both fine and thick hair. The exact cut, in which a lot of hair lies on a compact line, gives thin hair more volume immediately, thick hair can be thinned out with the cutting technique.
If desired, an additional pony or a slight gradation can round off the clavi cut – this ensures that the hair falls better. A few fine strands, such as delicate highlights set with the balayage technique, make the clavi cut even more stylish and give the hair more structure.
Styling tips for the clavi cut
The clavi cut is not just an uncomplicated solution if you cannot decide between long and short hairstyles. The trend cut also offers a lot of variety with numerous styling variants:
Romantic clavi cut
The shoulder-length hair comes into its thanks to the combination of light waves and a middle parting. The Clavi Cut looks feminine and flatters the facial features.
Minimalist clavi cut
Or you can style the trendy haircut in a minimalist way: add a little hairspray or volume powder for more body and grip, loosen the hair with your hands, done.
