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Buzz Cuts:<br />

Yes or Hot Mess?<br />

Stars get edgy with shaved heads, but not all can hack the style<br />

<br />

WIDE FOREHEAD<br />

Halsey’s combed-to-the-front<br />

pixie accentuated the width of<br />

her forehead and made her face<br />

seem longer for a gaunt look,<br />

says hairstylist Mike Petrizzi, who<br />

has worked with Mandy Moore<br />

and Jena Malone. But her new<br />

soft fuzz creates the illusion of<br />

a rounder face. To copy the look,<br />

ask your stylist for a number 1<br />

clipper guard — this leaves about<br />

one-eighth of an inch of hair.<br />

BEFORE<br />

NOW<br />

<br />

TALL FOREHEAD<br />

“Wavy, sideswept strands worked<br />

for Cara Delevingne because they<br />

optically widened her long face<br />

and minimized her forehead,” says<br />

Petrizzi. But the model’s close<br />

shave draws attention to the<br />

distance between her brows and<br />

hairline, making her head look egglike.<br />

Petrizzi’s tip: Ask your stylist<br />

for a number 1 clipper guard on<br />

the sides that fades to a number 2<br />

on top to better frame the face.<br />

BEFORE<br />

NOW<br />

<br />

ROUND FOREHEAD<br />

After shaving off her long locks,<br />

Amandla Stenberg posted a pic<br />

of herself on <strong>In</strong>stagram, saying:<br />

“I feel so aerodynamic now. I’ve<br />

achieved ultimate speed.” And the<br />

Everything, Everything star looks<br />

gorgeous, too! “Her close-cropped<br />

cutframesherroundedbrowand<br />

lets her beautiful face shine,” says<br />

Petrizzi, who suggests asking your<br />

stylistforanumber1clipperguard<br />

to achieve a similar style.<br />

BEFORE<br />

NOW<br />

GETTY (6)<br />

52 IN TOUCH JUNE 5, <strong>2017</strong>

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