Start strong when entering the workforce or looking to refresh your professional style – choose an eye-catching hairstyle to show your individuality and make a good first impression! Showcase your identity with a classic low bun, or add texture and volume by wearing your locks in a crown dutch braid.
The Classic Bob
A classic bob is an ideal look to complement vibrant red hair colors. Whether smooth and sleek like Sarah Paulson’s or slightly tousled like Marion Cotillard’s, this timeless cut always looks great no matter which shade of red you select for your locks.
This bob hairstyle boasts an eye-catching combination of roundness and long, wispy fringes that make it exquisite. However, its distinctive texturing sets this particular bob apart; feathered strands frame the face beautifully, while short ruffles give this hairstyle its unique personality.
A chin-length bob is an ideal style choice for women with fine hair, as it allows them to get the most from their length without adding too much volume. Try this sleek version slicked back with the product for an elegant look perfect for work meetings or an evening out.
The Bold Red Haircut
Opt for an eye-catching dark red hue to attract all eyes to your gorgeous locks. It will complement various skin tones while standing out against its counterparts–from a classic money piece panel around your hairline to a taper fade.
If bold red is too intense, try switching things up by opting for something subtler, like a coppery hue. Or ask your stylist about creating an ombre style combining ginger tones with classic coppery and scarlet shades for maximum impact.
Another fashionable look is a half-and-half style that begins at the roots with black locks before switching to bright red locks at midlength, looking beautiful when styled into waves.
The Natural hair Look
Black women find wearing their natural hair an empowering experience and an excellent way to show off a unique style without extensions. Finding the appropriate look for the texture and length of their locks is key – loose, flowing curls or big fros alike have something suitable! Check out this beautiful braided faux hawk with a clear zigzag pattern, flawless lines, and simple twists that make it seem complex but are very straightforward and manageable!
The Tousled Crop
This short tousled crop hairstyle strikes the perfect balance between casual and chic. Ideal for those with thicker, fuller locks seeking something more structured, it undercuts the sides and crops in the front frame of your face while defining your features.
This unique grown-out crop lands between a short haircut and a French bob-length cut. Created for age-defying actress Sharon Stone, it was left soft at the ends while texturizing with mousse for natural and lived-in movement.
Men can quickly achieve the tousled look by combing through their hair before running their hands through it to pull pieces in different directions and create the tousled style. Search your hands through the top layer for full effect to get this style.
The Blunt Front Fringe
Fringe hairstyles can be divisive beauty choices; people love or hate them. Because you’re cutting strands that frame and define your face, even one wrong cut could ruin the whole look if not handled carefully. However, with some practice and planning, bangs can enhance features while even flattering facial features and make the best use of space available on your face shape.
In the 2000s, bangs became increasingly sophisticated, as seen in stars such as Tyra Banks and Heidi Klum. By 2010, full lash-length fringe had made a statement, which could be styled in multiple ways according to hair texture and facial structure.
A full fringe can enhance the heart-shaped facial structures of brunettes and look particularly significant with heart-shaped features. At the same time, angled side bangs can soften the roundness of foreheads like Felicity Jones’s. A long side fringe like Bella Thorne’s adds mystery and frames the eyes beautifully.
