Christina Ricci debuts short hair with a side fringe
Small changes, big impact!
Usually staying out of the harsh media spotlight, American actress Christina Ricci likes to keep a low profile – so you’d be forgiven for not noticing when she changes up her style. But that certainly didn’t stop us spotting that the star has recently debuted a brand new look: she’s rocking short hair with a side fringe!
For a while now, Christina has been seen working shoulder-length, blonde hair and a full fringe, but it seems that she’s taken her mane a notch shorter. It may be a subtle change, but it’s one that really works! Curious to see what her tresses look like now? We thought you might be. Just keep scrolling to see her brand new ‘do, and find out how to style your side fringe like hers, below.
Short hair with a side fringe: How to get Christina Ricci’s new look
Taking to Instagram to showcase her new ‘do, Christina posted the above picture alongside the caption: “New hair!!!!!! I stole it, @lady_larson. I hope you don’t mind!!!! Xxx”. Her warm blonde hair has been styled into a wispy, chin-length bob, and her once choppy fringe has been swept to the side, to just graze her eyebrow. Credit: @riccigrams
Get the look at home
To get Christina’s beautiful new bangs, all you have to do is follow these simple styling steps below:
1. Straighten your hair to one side by using a slimline pair of straighteners.
2. Scoop a small amount of VO5 Classic Styling Soft Moulding Wax (£2.99*) onto your fingertips and warm it up between your hands. Then, gently rake your fingers through your fringe to distribute the hair wax, pulling it sideways as you go. The wax will help to give your bangs loads of texture, as well as holding your fringe’s side swept style.
Already rocking some side swept bangs in your mane? Then you need to check out our top styling tips for your side fringe! Also, for more of the latest celebrity looks, as well as some stunning ‘dos from the fashion week runways, take a whirl around our New Hairstyles page.
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