But by no means will these trends guarantee one a sufficient amount of style that can only come from mining self-exploration and cultivating charisma but what are we certain of? That the DIY fringe cut might be longer than usual but not scruffy and in your face, and definitely not over your eyes. However, it should first be done by your stylist (it is a red light though if he flinches when asked) and next, by yourself at home when it gets too long. Snip upwards, and then at different lengths to maintain its texture.

Continue scrolling down for five of our grails to maintain the style.

Briogeo Metal Tip Stimulate And Detangle Brush, $43
As you comb through your hair and effortlessly detangle it using this brush, spend a few seconds to massage the bristles into your scalp to enjoy toe-curling stimulation that happens to also encourage hair growth. 

Dyson Corrale™ Straightener in Nickel/Fuschia, $749
Press and pull to straighten your new DIY fringe cut or press and twist to create curls and volume–the flexible alloy plates of this gizmo ensure you can achieve both styles in a matter of seconds and without heat damage.

Fekkai Shea Butter Miracle Mask Intense Moisture, $64
This twice-weekly mask does its job in just five minutes, reducing frizz and restoring moisture even to the most fried or flat (or both) of hair. And as a bonus, it doesn’t compromise curly textures or add any weight.

IGK Good Behavior Spirulina Protein Smoothing Spray, $26
The way this lightweight spray mimics the smoothing properties of a keratin treatment makes it a winner but its other ability to help one cut down on blow-drying time makes it the holy grail of all hair products.

Kérastase Nutri-Supplement Split Ends Serum, $81
The serum claims to protect the hair from heat of up to 230°C and not that we’d test it ourselves, but it’s this property that makes it a sure way to protect strands from constant styling and especially if heat is involved.