The “Hush” Cut Is the Low-Maintenance Hairstyle That's Trending for Fall

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in both the UK and US. Super versatile and flattering on a number of , the style originally hails from Korea and is light, feathery and ultra low maintenance.

Here’s what you need to know before booking your appointment.“The hush cut is a soft, layered haircut that is nearly always paired with , or at least shorter, face-framing layers,” explain Sean Paul Nother and Nick Latham, founders of . “The haircut is layered throughout, which creates a beautiful distribution in weight and movement in the hair.” When hair is cut to move, it naturally falls into form, meaning you don’t have to do as much styling.

This makes it perfect for anyone who wants an effort-free look, while still maintaining lots of face-framing shape and detail.“It’s a great hairstyle for those who want to try bangs and more exaggerated layers, without opting for a drastic cut, like full bands or a ,” they add. “For so long, people have toyed with the idea of revisiting fringes or layers, but are traumatized from some pretty awful childhood haircuts of the 2000s!

This cut is everything that soft layers should be—it’s a statement through its softness.”True to its name, the hush cut is softer, subtler and quieter than its more overt counterparts: think delicate tendrils but lots of shape, floaty layers and airy, detailed movement.The hush cut relies on attention to detail when it’s being cut by a professional—it won’t work if it hasn’t been executed correctly. “There shouldn’t really be any straight lines cut into the hair,” Nother and Latham say—both often use a razor in salon, instead of scissors. “As soon as the hair starts to feel heavy, it loses the soft, airy feel that epitomizes this cut.”To prevent any “hair language barriers” with your stylist, it’s.