So if you feel like it’s getting too long around the face, you could visit your hairdresser again – or you could embrace it and learn to style it differently.

How to style a grown-out butterfly cut

The key thing to remember here is that volume is key. “Prep is important, and I would start with a product like Pantene’s 5-in-1 Leave-In Styling Primer, £9.99, which not only keeps hair more flexible and manageable for styling, but it also works to make it stronger and healthier. Plus it has added heat protection,” says Long.

Then use a volumising mousse (we like Hersheson’s Zhoosh Foam, £14) before blow-drying it. “I like to use a big round brush and style it away from the face – and don’t forget to use the cold boost setting on your dryer once hair is dry but while it’s still warm to help lock in the volume, and then finish with volumising hair spray,” he explains.

This is how to style a grown-out butterfly cut, according to a celebrity hairdresser