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This spring, when it comes to hair, the trend will be about bringing back popular
styles of the past, but with a twist, according to Rafe Hardy, artistic creative director
at Sexy Hair. Back will be bold, geometric shapes reminiscent of the 1960’s and the
bright colors of the 1980’s, but with new touches that add softness and an artistic
flair.

Sexy Hair’s 2010 spring styles reflect this trend with the METRIK collection,
reinventing asymmetry with a modern twist, recreating a classic style. METRIK
combines strong, straight lines with a contoured crown for a soft, playful vibe
emulating the various roles of the modern woman.

This season’s trend is about bringing back the popular styles of the past… but with
a twist, creating the modern designs of today. Back are the bold, geometric shapes
of the 60’s and the bright colors of the 80’s, but with new touches that add softness
and artistic flair. This trend can be seen in linear furniture with softened edges and
on the new Nissan Cube, with a boxy design but rounded windows. On the fashion
runway, the look is edgy, but feminine. Bold geometric details and bright colors are
softened with eye-catching accessories, and the rocker style is combined with lace
and tassels, adding a hint of glam.

The shorter cut is controlled yet wild, hugging the ear one side and flying free on the
other, with an unexpected asymmetrical fringe. The longer cut curves along the neck
and tapers down to an exaggerated point, boasting a dramatic, distinctive fringe.

Sexy Hair cuts the METRIK collection with texture and interior movement using
Sexy Hair’s signature Structure In Motion (SIM) cutting technique. This method is
based on the principals of tai chi philosophy, which promotes the balance of body
through correct posture and the balance of mind to achieve the highest level of
creativity.

The METRIK haircuts offer contradictory aspects that pleasantly complement each
other, creating a yin and yang of classic shapes with unanticipated elements that
are sure to turn heads this season.