We're proud to share that Educe Salon artist Chelsea Ellen has been featured by RŌZ in their guide to textured fringe haircuts. The guide brings together front-facing photos from working stylists across the country and abroad, and one of Chelsea's cuts was chosen to show what a beautifully crafted textured fringe looks like.
What Makes a Textured Fringe
Unlike a blunt fringe that falls as one solid line, a textured fringe is cut so the ends break into soft, separate pieces. It sits lighter on the forehead, moves naturally, and grows out more gracefully. Getting the length, placement, and density right for each guest's texture and growth pattern takes a precise hand, and that is exactly where Chelsea's artistry shines.
Precision, Movement, and Lived-In Shape
Chelsea specializes in haircuts that move, last, and grow out beautifully. With 7+ years behind the chair, her shags, layered shapes, and fringes are designed around your head shape and the way you actually wear your hair. Trained through Educe Academy and L'Oréal Professionnel, she brings the same discipline and dedication to education that define every artist at Educe Salon.
Read the full RŌZ featureThinking About a Fringe?
If you've been saving photos of piecey, face-framing bangs, bring them to your consultation. Chelsea will talk through length, placement, and how your fringe will grow into your layers so it works for your hair and your routine.
Meet Chelsea
