Messy Textured Fringe

This hairstyle is a perfect demonstration of the Messy Textured Fringe, often referred to as the 'Korean Split-Cover' or 'Morgun Perm Split-Cover'. Its core aesthetic is to create a 'designedly messy' look. The stylist retains ample hair volume and length on the crown, achieving rich layers through deep texturizing, thereby avoiding the heaviness and dullness of a bowl cut. The focal point of the style is the heavy forward fringe: the hair flows naturally forward, covering the forehead while revealing only the eyebrows and eyes. This design excels at face-framing, effectively shortening the visual proportion of the mid-face and enhancing youthful charm. The hair exhibits a distinct wavy texture, typically achieved through a texture perm (e.g., foil perm) or by using salt spray and scrunching, making the hair voluminous and airy. The sides feature a low taper, maintaining some length (not shaved) to create a natural transition with the voluminous top. The overall style champions an effortless cool vibe, perfectly blending campus style with streetwear trends.