Short Hairstyles | Short Haircuts

Short hairstyles suit some people more and everyone seems to have given it a try. Besides being more manageable, they never seem to go out of style. Almost everyone knows someone sporting a short haircut. Short hair requires some length versatility with some areas shorter than others.

When contemplating one of the shortest crops you have to be very sure before you decide to take the leap. A great tip is to pull back your hair and to envision what it would look like. Normally elliptical facial shapes carry this style very well, however if your face is too long, wide or round you should opt for a longer short haircut. A shorter crop is refreshingly convenient, a wash and go style if you will. This cut is not for the faint of heart though, but with ample poise this style can be pulled off marvelously. Layers in various lengths give a hint of volume. You can have textured pixie bangs or leave them a bit longer and style them at any slant.

The jaw length fashion can be matched with bangs, longer at the sides and layers. This hairstyle may be modified according to your facial outline, however if you have a prominent jaw line or pointed chin this hairstyle will put emphasis on it. This crop sets a great foundation for different styling choices, for example you can add flicks and spikes, blow dry for volume, use a straightening iron for a polished look, experiment with different side partings, in the end you can have a unique look each day of the week.

The chin length crop is idyllic for any facial outline, although you can ask your hair stylist to play up specific features with a cut that is perfect for you. At present the trendy uber stylish bob is very popular, in essence because there are different cutting techniques, which can be layered, graduated or one length. By adding bangs, which can be micro, side swept or blunt you can immediately improve your haircut. With this chin length crop the styling methods are endless.

Facial Shape

What is your facial shape? A good way to check is to pull your hair back from your face. Is it round? Long? Kind of squared at the chin line? Oval? There are many books out there that can help you with hairdos for your particular facial shape, and you may want to refer to some of them.

Also, many salons offer an imaging service that can show you how you would look in different hair styles. What are your best feature(s)? A good hair style can really play up your eyes or mouth, for example.

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