Pageboy Bob is not just a haircut, it is a statement of elegance. It combines the distinctive silhouette of the “pageboy” cut with the versatility and length of “Bob”, resulting in a look that moves between the vintage and the modern. Forget any idea of ​​an old -fashioned look, Pageboy Bob we see today on the catwalks and celebrity feeds is the personification of the “Quiet Luxury” joined with a “London Cool Girl” air.

More details of pageboy

The height of the wires is between the chin and the shoulders, depending on the preference. The main feature is the rounded shape and the curve into the tips height. Often, it is accompanied by a straight and bulky bangs at the front, although it can be adapted without bangs or lighter fringes.

The Z Zendaya Generation actress uses “Pageboy Bob” cut (Photo: Reproduction/instagram/@z.Dayanoon)

The Unique Charm of Modern Pageboy

Despite being a classic, the cut is extremely adaptable for different hair textures. In thin hair, it creates an illusion of greater volume and density by the structured shape and turned ends. For thick hair, the cut can be slightly shredded or have subtle layers that remove weight, providing lightness and movement without losing the characteristic shape. This adaptability makes it an excellent choice for many face formats, as a good hairdresser can adjust it to value individual traits.

The “pageboy” cut in a modern and more messy style (Photo: Playback/Instagram/@taylorlashae)

A journey through the cut of the cut

With a story that dates back to the Middle Ages, the haircut that is now recognized for its classic and symmetrical style originates from the look attributed to the pajens, young servers of European courts. However, it was only in the twentieth century that the hairstyle gained icon status.

In the 1950s, hairdresser M. Lewis helped popularize style, usually characterized by straight strands that reach shoulder height. Since then, the cut has crossed generations, reinvented by different trends of fashion and pop culture.

Pageboy style reproduction of the 50s (Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/@Kentbrushes)

In the following decades, the cut pageboy He underwent adaptations and was shortened, stopping just below the ear. It has become associated with iconic figures such as American singer Toni Tennille, Beatles members and Princess Diana, and even affectionately nicknamed “Lady Di”.

Princess Diana (Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/@Princessdiadoniclook)

In the 1980s, the style was also present in cartoon characters such as Velma Dinkley (Scooby-Doo) and King Ayanami (Neon Genesis Evangelion).

The singer Toni Tennille in the past and gift / character Velma Dinkley of the cartoon Scooby-Doo (Photo: Playback/Instagram/@getgreattv/@scooby__channel)

Today's pageboy has reinvented itself to be practical and more concentrated in soft layers. It has appeared in very personal variations, messier, longer, no fringe, focused on being bulky or being elegant.

American actress Zoey Deutch with “pageboy” without fringe/the “pageboy” cut in a short and messy style (Photo: Playback/Instagram/@zoeydeutch/@mahilda.gvarliani)

Learn how to style and keep Pageboy Bob impeccable

To order the Pageboy Bob cut from your hairdresser, the ideal is to specify the desired length – which can vary from chin to shoulders – and request soft layers to add movement and texture rather than the rigidity of the traditional cut. You can choose from different bangs such as smooth, thin, wavy, lateral, or even a microfja for a more graphic look.

To maintain style, versatility allows us to use textured products such as mousse or sprays, applying them to damp hair and using drying techniques, such as diffuser, kneading the hair, for a more stripped and beachy finish, or brushing to a smoother and more polished look.

The singer Shakira expanded her business horizons with the launch of Isima, her line of hair products, after a period of speculation on social networks. Recently, Shakira fired her fans' curiosity by recalling her iconic hairstyles throughout her career, suggesting a connection between her image and the hair universe. “Today is the first day of my North America tour and, looking back, I see how much the way I chose to use my hair defined the time I was and how I felt”he wrote.

_{Shakira suggests launch of Capillary Brand in posting on your Instagram (Photo: Playback/Instagram/@Shakira)}

The inspiration behind the Isima

For Shakira, hair has always been an extension of its identity on both stages and personal life. The inspiration for Isima, according to her, arises from the perception that many people, like her, have varied and complex hair textures. This diversity is particularly evident in the Latin community, which often seeks specific solutions for its wires. The Isima proposes to meet these multifaceted needs and celebrate the richness of hair diversity.

_{Shakira in publicizing your hair care brand (Video: Playback/Instagram/@Isima)}

Products and availability

The Isima line hits the market with a complete range of products, including Iconic, scalp serum ($ 42); Delight, Nutritional Repair Oil ($ 36); Superbomb, peptide mask for damaged hair ($ 38); Reset, Deep Cleaning Shampoo ($ 32); The Riquinima, Moisturizing Shampoo ($ 32); and the SuaVisima, moisturizing conditioner ($ 32).

The Isima also features leave-in options, such as curls bonft activator ($ 32) and Multifunctional ALL ($ 32), a nod to curl fans seeking definition and treatment.

Products will be available for purchase from this month on the brand's official website and Ulta, one of the largest pharmacy and beauty networks in the United States. So far, there is no information on the availability or delivery of products in Brazil, but the brand's website offers a waiting list for those who want to receive the news of the launch.

PHOTO HIGHLIGHT: Shakira in publicizing your hair care brand (playback/instagram/@isima)

By crossing the boundaries between science, art and beauty, Dr. Marcella Macedo, consolidated her career as one of Brazil's greatest visagism and facial aesthetics experts. With a keen clinical look and a deeply personalized approach, it became a reference for those seeking more than aesthetic results: seeks identity, harmony and authenticity.

“Every face carries a story. My job is to listen to it”says the expert, who for years transforms faces and lives in her office. Recognized by his technical domain in procedures such as filling, bioestimulants and facial planning, Dr. Marcella built a trajectory based on ethics, continuous study and, above all, respect for the individuality of each patient.

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It was this same philosophy that gave rise to the new skin, its own brand of Skincare – a project that was born of the desire to extend the transforming effects of the office beyond the face -to -face sessions. “The new skin is the meeting between dermatofunctional knowledge, cutting -edge technology and the affection of a daily ritual”explains.

Developed with carefully selected actives and formulas designed for all skin types, the new skin reflects the founder's purpose: making self -care a moment of reconnection with the best version of itself. The product line goes beyond superficial beauty – it translates the concept of “Visagism applied to real life”, allowing each woman to see more clearly, security and self -esteem in the mirror.

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Today, in addition to leading a reference office and running a growing brand, Dr. Marcella also inspires other aesthetics professionals with her humanized, innovative and strategic beauty vision. “True aesthetics is not changing faces, but in revealing what is already beautiful in them – and this is worth both in the office and the jar of a skincare product”concludes.

Instagram: @dra.marcellamacedo

PHOTO HIGHLIGHT: Dr. Marcella Macedo (Reproduction/Disclosure)