From short to extra long: The bubic head now works in all hair lengths

A haircut that, like no other, symbolizes the women's movement of the 1920s and 1930s, experiences another comeback in the summer of 2025 and is now wearable in all hair lengths: theBubic head. Current variants from short to extra long and the right onesand textures for the smoothly paintedHairstyle trendhereinafter.

Thanks to role models likeAnd Hollywood star Louise Brooks, which at that time turned not only from the traditional roles, but above all from the corresponding fashion and hairstyle requirements, wore practical trousers instead of staunch skirts and their hair in a boozing short haircut, which was previously only known as a boys' hairstyle (hence the name), the bubic head gained worldwide symbol. Smoked, with right -angled, graphic contours and a straight lineReminds the bubic head (then as now) of a natural helmet that frames the face harmoniously.

The classic, medium -length bubic head was never out of fashion and as such on the runways. For 2025, some designers now show new variants of the iconic helmet hairstyle. At Lacoste, for example, several frisur classics were merged into a new one and shortened to the narrow Bowl Cut Bubikopf or extended with the help of extensions to the XL-Bubikopf, while in others the symmetrical side contours were quickly supplemented by further stages, as with J.Salinas.

So that the hair, which is cut into symmetrical steps, lies as accurately as possible in the helmet-like contour, does not swell or ruffles and, above all, stays in shape for hours, the preparation is recommended with special anti-frizz textures that not only prevent the hair from curling, but also to seal the surface of the hair, to help them to be smiled and have an anti-static effect. A soft paddle brush and/or a flat iron make it easier(especially with the longer hairstyle variants); Finally, fix the finished Bubikopf hairstyle All over with a hairspray.