Gunnar Hämmerle in Buenos Aires – Look 1

This is a classic yet cool style. The stepped haircut gives this style structure. Notice the extra-long, extra-thick fringes extending all the way to the eyes. The fringes are swept from the middle to the sides. Styling tip: Applying a little wax to individual hair ends helps to give the style more definition

Gunnar Hämmerle in Buenos Aires – Look 2

Volume is out of place for this hair style. The layered bob features very long fringes; the side hair is longer than the hair in the back. All this adds up to a very casual, stringy looking hair style. Styling tip: If you want to go from casual to improvised style simply use your fingers rather than a comb to part your hair

Gunnar Hämmerle in Buenos Aires – Look 3

Hip hair styles are in, elaborate hair styles are out in Buenos Aires. If at all possible, create a wild look on the unkempt side. Just look at this wealth of curls! Such rich hair is a sight all by itself. The bleached strand gives the style a unique note and attracts still more attention. Styling tip: Apply curling mousse after shampooing your hair and allow it to air-dry

Gunnar Hämmerle in Buenos Aires – Look 4

In this short punk hair style, the properly styled layered Iroquois style meets the tousled out-of-bed look. Styling tip: Put some styling lotion on your fingers before tousling the hair on the crown of your head. This helps to shape individual tufts of hair

Gunnar Hämmerle in Buenos Aires – Look 5

This bob is cut to a uniform length and only slightly layered. The girlish-looking short fringes help focus the attention on the large eyes. Styling tip: Put some more life and interest into the style by applying some wax to the ends of individual hair strands before rolling them around your fingers

Gunnar Hämmerle in Buenos Aires – Look 6

A sophisticated haircut gives this style its feathery structure. The layered trim all by itself is an attention-getter but the pastel blue and green streaks add even more extravagance. Styling tip: Blow-dry the hair while pulling it over a small round brush. Then use styling lotion to shape individual strands of hair with your fingers

Gunnar Hämmerle in Buenos Aires – Look 7

Undercuts are the trend! Here you see it in an especially original version. The curly hair on top of the head forms a soft contrast with the closely shaved sides of the head. The beard is shaved to the same length as the side hair. This adds still more structure to the look. Styling tip: Hair oil provides curly hair with extra lustre

Gunnar Hämmerle in Buenos Aires – Look 8

The long bob with fringes is on its way to becoming everyone's darling. The pin-up fringes and the shoulder-length wavy hair are a harmonious combination. Styling tip: Blow-dry and style the fringes immediately after shampooing. Then apply some heat protectant and pull the fringes through a small flat iron

Gunnar Hämmerle in Buenos Aires – Look 9

Bloggers give the chignon on the crown of the head top marks for style and so do people in the streets of Buenos Aires. This young woman has added still one more twist to the hair style by bleaching just one individual strand of hair and by wrapping a pretty blue band in the style of the 1940s around her head. Styling tip: After shampooing, work volumising mousse through your hair to give the chignon more volume

Gunnar Hämmerle in Buenos Aires – Look 10

Moptops, aka mushroom heads, are now seen in fashion shows everywhere and of course, trendy people in Buenos Aires also embrace the style. It is particularly stylish when the moptop looks as if the wind just had its way with it. Styling tip: Distribute some styling crème in the palms of your hands and then run with your hands through your hair in a slanted line back to front