互联网完全吓坏了2.25英寸的规则，这是由发型师吉尔斯·罗宾逊（Giles Robinson）开发的一种技巧，据说可以确定你的短发是否合适。但它有效吗？
2.25英寸规则的简短摘要：拿一把尺子和一支铅笔。将铅笔水平放在下巴下，将标尺垂直放在耳垂上（见上图）。如果铅笔和尺子在离你耳朵不到2.25英寸的地方相遇，就要砍掉。如果距离大于那个，罗宾逊说要离开剪刀。
我问了一些值得信赖的发型师，这个“规则”到底有多可靠。
“这是一个很好的规则，但总有例外，”发型师Kerrie Urban说道，他让我了解其他关键问题，如质地和脸型。她说：“如果有人的头发稀薄，脸长，那么如果头发留在较短的一侧，头发看起来会更饱满。”发型师和纽约市沙龙老板Eva Scrivo表示，如果使用合适的剪裁，可以使用短发来战略性地平衡脸型。她建议使用较长的，侧卧的刘海，这些刘海会在颧骨下方撞到长脸。
发型师Matt Fugate说，从大局出发，而不是依赖一条规则。 “这不只是关于你的脸;它关乎你的整个身体，你的生活方式，以及你想要描绘的东西，”他说。
因此，尽管Halle Berry，Emma Stone和Katie Holmes根据2.25英寸的规则看起来都很短发，但我们其他人都有希望。发型师蒂姆罗杰斯说，如果前面的短发稍微长一点，它也可能会让更长的脸变得更平坦。 “想想Coco Rocha，”他说。这对我们来说足够了。
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As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language or cultural background. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:
“The internet is completely scared of the 2.25-inch rule, a technique developed by hairstylist Giles Robinson to determine if short hair suits you. But is it effective? The brief summary of the 2.25-inch rule is to take a ruler and a pencil. Place the pencil horizontally under your chin and the ruler vertically above your ear (see picture above). If the pencil and ruler meet less than 2.25 inches away from your ear, its time to chop. If its more than that, Robinson says to put down the scissors.
I asked some trusted hairstylists how reliable this “rule” really is. “Its a good rule, but there are always exceptions,” said hairstylist Kerrie Urban, who informed me of other key factors such as texture and face shape. She said, “If someone has thin hair and a long face, leaving the hair on the shorter side will make it look fuller.” Hairstylist and New York City salon owner Eva Scrivo said that with the right cut, short hair can be strategically used to balance face shape. She suggests using longer, side-swept bangs that hit below the cheekbones for a longer face.
Hairstylist Matt Fugate said to think about the big picture instead of relying on one rule. “Its not just about your face; its about your whole body, your lifestyle, and what you want to portray,” he said.
So, while Halle Berry, Emma Stone, and Katie Holmes all look great with short hair according to the 2.25-inch rule, the rest of us still have hope. Hairstylist Tim Rogers said that if the front of the short hair is slightly longer, it can also make a longer face appear flatter. “Think of Coco Rocha,” he said. Thats enough for us.
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As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language or cultural background. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:
“The internet is completely scared of the 2.25-inch rule, a technique developed by hairstylist Giles Robinson to determine if short hair suits you. But is it effective? The brief summary of the 2.25-inch rule is to take a ruler and a pencil. Place the pencil horizontally under your chin and the ruler vertically above your ear (see picture above). If the pencil and ruler meet less than 2.25 inches from your ear, its time to chop. If its more than that, Robinson says to put down the scissors.
I asked some trusted hairstylists how reliable this “rule” really is. “Its a good rule, but there are always exceptions,” said hairstylist Kerrie Urban, who informed me of other key issues such as texture and face shape. She said, “If someone has thin hair and a long face, then leaving the hair on the shorter side will make the hair look fuller.” Hairstylist and New York City salon owner Eva Scrivo said that with the right cut, short hair can be strategically balanced for face shape. She recommends longer, side-swept bangs that hit below the cheekbones for a longer face.
Hairstylist Matt Fugate said to think about the big picture instead of relying on one rule. “Its not just about your face; its about your whole body, your lifestyle, and what you want to portray,” he said. So, while Halle Berry, Emma Stone, and Katie Holmes all look great with short hair according to the 2.25-inch rule, the rest of us still have hope. Hairstylist Tim Rogers said that if the front of the short hair is slightly longer, it can also make a longer face appear flatter. “Think of Coco Rocha,” he said. Thats enough for us.
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