Hair today, gone tomorrow! Lauren Conrad
is known for sporting lengthy locks starting from her days on The
Hills, but times are changing, and the newlywed is all about going
shorter these days. Conrad's stylist Kristin Ess explained the two
drastic haircuts in less than a month, why she did it, and how long she
plans to stay short, to Us Weekly.
Going short gradually was the initial plan. "It was my idea to take it slow, do it gradually, because we can," she said. "I knew I was seeing her a week-and-a-half later, and if we wanted to go shorter we could." And shorter they did go! Ess, who is also the co-founder of The Beauty Department blog, wanted the designer to get comfortable with the hairstyle, before fully committing to it. "I kind of wanted her to get used to playing with textures and stuff, before we took it shorter," she said. "I wanted her to get to know what it would be like as it grew out, so it's kind of nice for her to see it as it gets longer."
Longer? Yes, there's a strong possibility that Conrad's new look is just a temporary change. "She never really keeps anything too long – it's like the bangs, we had those for what, six months or so?" Ess explained. "For her, she's so familiar with extensions, so she knows how to style that. She's really able to get any look that she wants, whether it's short or long. It just depends on if she's missing her long hair,
but as of right now, I feel like she's loving it."
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Going short gradually was the initial plan. "It was my idea to take it slow, do it gradually, because we can," she said. "I knew I was seeing her a week-and-a-half later, and if we wanted to go shorter we could." And shorter they did go! Ess, who is also the co-founder of The Beauty Department blog, wanted the designer to get comfortable with the hairstyle, before fully committing to it. "I kind of wanted her to get used to playing with textures and stuff, before we took it shorter," she said. "I wanted her to get to know what it would be like as it grew out, so it's kind of nice for her to see it as it gets longer."
Longer? Yes, there's a strong possibility that Conrad's new look is just a temporary change. "She never really keeps anything too long – it's like the bangs, we had those for what, six months or so?" Ess explained. "For her, she's so familiar with extensions, so she knows how to style that. She's really able to get any look that she wants, whether it's short or long. It just depends on if she's missing her long hair,
but as of right now, I feel like she's loving it."
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