Since her first television appearance in 2017, Aitana Ocaña has not ceased to surprise, both with her fashion and beauty proposals. Her style, initially classic, evolved into the Y2K aesthetic, characteristic of the 2000s. In her last appearance on the show The Anthillsurprised with a polka dot dress by Jean-Paul Gaultier.

The singer is also an adept at hair changes, especially in terms of tones. She went from brown to ebony black, redhead and even blonde. This week, The artist reappeared at a dinner organized by Yves Saint Laurent Beauté with a striking and unexpected haircut. Aitana left her iconic long hair behind, opting for a long bob. Of course, without giving up her traditional bangs.

The keys to long bob

Aitana, who currently wears a darker brown than her natural tone, opted for visibly shorter hair, at shoulder length. A very versatile and practical length when it comes to semi-updos. It subtly frames your face, also thanks to the sweeping bangs.

As Mª José Llata, director of Peluquería Llata ​​Carrera, points out, haircuts that frame the face are very flattering: “these cuts that play with shorter or longer, softer or more defined facial framing pieces, can be adapted to highlight the best features of practically all face shapes. Without a doubt, short or long but defined layers are back. If you pair them with some highlights balayage around the face, you will be the envy in terms of cut.

When it comes to maintaining your hairstyle, the experts at Jean-Louis David recommend the following: “If you have a cut bob long, a visit every two months is recommended. Unlike the short version, the growth is not as noticeable. Now, if you are a maniac and You want your cut to be impeccable, you should go to the salon every month“.

The bangs: long and paraded

Despite this cut, which represents a radical change, the artist did not give up her classic bangs. She still wears it long, level with her eyebrows, and a parade effect on the sides.

“If you have long hair and you dare to change it, but not too much, cut the length at the height of the clavicle and depending on the amount and texture of your hair, you can play with volumes and layers and a parade in the contour “If your hair is fine, I recommend a square base or long layers so as not to lose thickness at the base, but with the contour outlined,” recommends David Lesur, training director at David Künzle salons.

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