How to Style Long Hair With Short hair Pulled Back

Finding the appropriate haircut can enhance your face shape. Choose a fringe for rounder faces or a shag-layered bob to bring out chiseled cheekbones and jawlines.

Short hair looks sleek when pulled back and tucked under, and wildly when styled with some grippier pomade or mousse. Try this polished updo at parties or events!

Half-Up Half-Down

hair of this lush texture deserves to be worn in a timeless half-up/half-down style that highlights its luxurious waves. Celebrity hairstylist Lacy Redway created this look on Laura Harrier for the BlacKkKlansman premiere, pairing a flower crown and loose face-framing strands for maximum impact.

This delightful look feels casual and summery yet can easily be dressed with black bow barrettes for more formal events. Perfect for quinceaneras or coming-of-age parties as, it suits most hair textures and lengths while remaining sophisticated and fashionable.

Bridals who wish to highlight their long locks will also appreciate this option, particularly when combined with an elegant floral crown.

Chignon Bun

No matter the occasion, this classic look always brings romance or simplicity. Add extra pretty elements with some twisted elements or braids for a modern touch; finish it with Nexxus Maxximum Finishing Spray, so your style remains in place throughout a night of dancing!

Tight chignons are ideal for formal occasions like weddings or other important gatherings, while loose versions provide the polished look necessary to run daily errands efficiently. To create a low chignon, part your hair on one side before pulling it all back into a ponytail at the base of your neck.

Secure the ponytail with clear elastic and use bobby pins to secure any loose strands. Finish your look with flower petals or another embellishment for an added flourish.

Twisted Updo

A twisted updo is an eye-catching twist hairstyle that stands out. Perfect for special events such as parties and weddings, twisted updos can be enhanced further with accessories for added beauty and elegance.

Example: Side-swept flat twists can perfectly frame the face for an eye-catching style and create thicker coils for more volume and fullness.

Another striking updo with twists is a braided mohawk, where braids are gathered at the crown of your head to form an updo that combines edge and glamour. Add more edge by using shaved sides in this updo style; it is perfect for work meetings and parties!

Messy Updo

If you prefer something with more edge, this messy updo could be needed to bring out your unique style. Its combination of textural whimsicality and chic makes for an outstanding look at any special event or special occasion.

Start with a high ponytail, then loosely braid it at its base. Twist and pin your hair into a semi-circular formation to give the impression of an endless braid pinned into a low bun.

This chic look for thicker hair types will also showcase your highlights beautifully. Use dry shampoo to add the necessary texture, followed by light hairspray spritzes to maintain this stylish look – an ideal look for parties or dinner events!

Flat Bun

For ballet classes, flat buns can be an easy and stylish solution. Not only is this easy, but the result will look tidy.

To create a flat bun, twist your hair into a coil shape. Next, use u pins (not bobby pins) to pin down this coil of hair – being sure to use one that scoops under and pushes into place so as not to be visible; alternatively, you could also use a fine hair net as additional security for the bun.

Finish with a light spray of hairspray to secure loose pieces and help shape a round or centered flat bun if necessary.