Cole Escola: Choppy Textured Hair With Fringe
Queer comedian, actor, singer, Cole Escola’s hair is giving serious urchin vibes with this short, choppy textured style.
And that two-tone colour is great added value.
Why We Love It:
Cole Escola’s short, choppy, textured cut gives the hair volume and movement so it’s perfect for anyone with fine hair.
Plus the texture is great for adding a bit of edge to your style without needing too much upkeep.
And that piecey, purposefully wonky fringe adds a playful vibe to the haircut, while also softening the entire look. Bonus: it’s long enough to sweep to the side, or style into a little quiff if the mood strikes you.
Meanwhile, there’s that fab two-tone colour – a cool, dark brown tone shade on top, which fades gently down to an ashy blonde/grey.
Love.
What To Ask Your Barber:
- For Cole Escola’s hairstyle, the two-tone colour will take a professional – don’t try it at home!
- The colour on top is a cool brown tone, and the sides will have been bleached, with an ashy blonde toner added to give it that subtle greyish tinge.
- Cole’s top layers look to be around an inch or less, the fringe has been left a lot longer, and the sides and back are gently tapered.
- Your hairstylist will most likely use a point cutting technique at the top of the head to get layers and texture with natural movement, rather than looking too blunt.
- For the sides and back, your stylist will use clippers to create a gradual fade (which is also another option for this style) or taper, starting with a longer guard at the top of the sides and back, moving to a shorter guard as they go down for a smooth gradient.
- Then to blend, your hairstylist will use scissors over comb or clipper over comb to blend the top with the sides seamlessly.
- Before you get the fringe cut, speak to your hairstylist about the length you’d like.
- Then they’ll cut into it, to give it that soft, piecey, uneven look.
- Your stylist will then use trimmers to clean up around the ears and define the neckline.
Get The Look
- Cole’s hair is relatively low maintenance when it comes to styling.
- You can simply spritz in a texture spray and let it dry naturally.
- When it’s dry, you can add a very small amount of matt pomade/ wax / clay. warming it up in your hands first, and then tousling the hair to boost the texture.
- Or if you’re in a hurry, spritz on heat protector, then a texture spray, and blow dry on medium heat, tousling as you go, before adding in the pomade/wax/clay and tousling.
- Use a little of the leftover product on your hands to make the fringe look piecier if you want.
