It’s the tiniest thing ever.Įveryone said, “Bangs are going to require a lot of styling and product and this and that.” I didn’t want to get them if it's going to require that. I literally Googled “smallest brushes” so that it would be so tiny and fit in my tiniest purse. Did you start doing that on your own or is it a tip picked up from a hairstylist? I love that you carry a little brush with you for bang maintenance. They take a little bit of maintenance, but I can't spend forever in front of the mirror styling them. I’d literally disappear into the bathroom, quickly fluff them, and then come back and they'd look styled. When we were in Paris, we'd scooter everywhere and the wind-blow effect on your bangs is wild. I carry a little brush with me everywhere I go now. I just let them air dry and then shake them out. If you have an eye patch on to sleep, it can crush them. I have to think twice before I put a face mask on if you put a sheet mask on, it gets your bangs gloopy, so you have to pin them. How has your beauty routine changed since getting bangs? Below, Collins talks hair tips, the color she hopes to try next, and Emily in Paris. Regardless of the meaning one attaches to a fresh hairstyle, there’s no denying that bangs come with a few new lessons. “Everyone asked, ‘Oh what role are you doing?’ I’m like, ‘No, this is for me.’” “It’s like, ‘This is fully representative of who I am now and I did this choice for me,’” she says. To Collins, a change in hairstyle could simply signify a rebirth - without anything negative attached. Coined “trauma bangs” by Cooper’s best friend Mindy Chang (played by Ashley Park), the moment has many talking about how stress, heartbreak, and fear can be related to something as innocuous as bangs.
When Cooper was at a crossroads in her professional and romantic life, she did a very rash thing: she got bangs. Take Collin’s character Emily Cooper from Netflix’s Emily in Paris, for instance. Some may assume that a radical hair change means something bad or upsetting has happened. “I was in a new phase in my life and I feel like when I'm in a different place, I like to switch it up a little bit.”
“I needed to feel different,” Collins tells me on set for her new campaign shoot for hair care brand Living Proof. The haircut was something she solely did for herself.
The last time Lily Collins made a drastic change to her hair (who could forget the fabulous pixie cut that the actor debuted at the 2015 Vanity Fair Oscars Party) wasn’t because of a life-altering event or a new role she was bound to play.
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