Short hair with cute blunt bangs can be delightful to style, mainly when done in fun colors like this pixie, with light blonde highlights framing the face and adding a splash of brightness to this pixie with layered bangs. Add some texture and lift your style with an instantaneous boost by texturizing with the product and blow-drying your strands straight up with a round brush – this will instantly elevate your style!
A-Line Bob
The A-line bob is one of those timeless hairstyles that never go out of style, offering versatility from straightened locks to waves. To make it effortlessly chic, use shine serum on its length before smoothing back with conditioner – be sure to keep a conditioning mask tucked into your bag as weekly maintenance! A classic A-line bob with stacked layers that add volume without adding thickness. An infusion of light balayage color highlights its angled sections for an effectful face-framing effect. If you prefer more drama with your bob, disconnectable layers may be perfect for creating some texture in its length and creating a slightly unintentionally messy-on-purpose quality. Complete your look by styling loose, textural waves and face-framing blonde highlights for added effect.
Shaggy Layers
Shaggy strands give your locks an effortless, cool-girl appeal. Combining them with choppy bangs – like this angled shaggy bob with fringe – highlights your individuality while softening facial features. Opt for a wavy shag like that worn by Alexa Chung for an elegantly feminine touch. The texture layers create a relaxed and stylish vibe even when styled with pomade or balm. An effective way to bring out the edge in any shaggy cut is to wear it in a daring color – such as this icy blonde shag, which will turn heads! This eclectic high-fashion look will undoubtedly draw in lots of admirers! One traditional take on the shaggy pixie is to pair it with long, face-framing bangs for an airy and whimsical finish. Straggly texture and choppy ends add dimension and playfulness to this stunning cut.
Face Frame
Layered haircuts are an effective way to add dimension and movement to wavy or curly locks, visually sculpt your facial structure, and even reduce signs of aging. Face framing layers are an effortless classic that works on all faces and hair textures/lengths, such as straight locks. A full fringe with long face-framing layers starting near chin level can create an aesthetically pleasing style that works for up and down types. If you have a heart-shaped face, longer face-framing layers that form much lower can elongate your chin and cheekbones for an attractive yet low-maintenance look. Pair this look with curtain bangs for an alluring feminine style. These layers work well when worn with deep side parts or for thick hair as they lighten its overall bulk and simplify styling.
Bangs
If you love the look of an A-line bob, adding bangs is a fantastic way to add texture and femininity. Particularly on thick strands, this hairstyle looks beautiful while being low maintenance. Charges can also help create a more flattering appearance when worn to frame the face for a more attractive effect. For instance, if your forehead is more prominent than your nose, try curtain bangs to elongate and slim the impact of your face – this style also works well if you have round or square-shaped faces. Choppy, layered pixie cuts with long side fringe are another sleek option that works well on medium to thin hair textures. This hairstyle will bring out your eyes while emphasizing other facial features, creating an eye-catching style. For added style and drama, pair this cut with either wavy or curly locks for an effortlessly stylish and modern twist, short andcasual!
