Hairstyles for short hair can be edgy, daring, or masculine. Adding texture through layering, tapering fades/tapers, and sea salt sprays are essential. For an elegant formal look, try a halo braid or add a classy printed scarf for impact!
Pixie Cut
The pixie cut is versatile and can be worn up or down, straight or wavy. It works well for thin locks, making faces appear narrower. A pixie with side bangs can be chic and feminine, or styled into more dramatic looks with spiky layers. Adding layers to a fairy with thick hair adds volume and conceals flaws.
Curly-haired individuals can try a fairy with a flip to show off their curls. Use light-hold hairspray or styling gel to hold the look. The pixie with a flip can be styled into refined looks, as seen on Carly Hughes, or with bangs swept to one side like Miley Cyrus.
Pixie cuts with side parts give an elegant and feminine look, great for all ages. Avoid oversaturating with products. It’s a good solution for thin or uneven hair, adding volume and covering up light spots.
Bob
A bob is an excellent alternative to the pixie cut. It can be styled in many ways and looks beautiful naturally or with added volume using texturizing spray or mousse. A short, angled bob thickens thin strands and looks chic, especially with bangs. Layers in a choppy bob add movement and dimension, framing the face and slimming the appearance.
Try a cute bob with spiral curls, or accessorize with a flower crown for a feminine touch. A bob with a middle part works well with natural waves, adding elegance and youth. Opt for a layered bob for thin hair, as it is versatile and easy to style.
Short stacked inverted bobs create an angular silhouette for round, heart, or diamond-shaped faces. A choppy short bob with a side part adds visual impact and modern style, especially for those with wavy locks. Use heat protectant and regular trims to maintain the style.
