Hairstyle/Haircut

The Lovely Muffin

Hey,

Currently I have a hair style/cut like this, mine is just a slight bit different, my hair is all the one length (apart from a short -ish bit at the side of my face). But I want a change.

When I was younger, I had a full on fringe (like this, mine just wasn't as thick) and it didn't suit me, I also found it hard to manage, and usually just had it clipped back.

I have long, thick hair, which is naturally curly (though more firizzy now than curly).

My face is oval and heart-shaped (apparently) and I apparently have an exotic look (which is bs imo). My eyes are almond-shaped. I don't know if this info is relevant or not.

I want to keep some length in my hair (it's taken years to get it this long, so I don't want it chopped off lol) and I don't want something that's gonna take forever to do in the mornings either.

I haven't got a particular style/cut in mind so I am open to suggestions.

Thanks for any help.

Wantobe

I love this models hair

http://www.nextdirect.com/ie/en/shopping/women/tailored-looks/18/7

A friend of mine has the same hair style but a long sideways fringe too, it is so versatile.

The Lovely Muffin

Wantobe wrote: »

I love this models hair

http://www.nextdirect.com/ie/en/shopping/women/tailored-looks/18/7

A friend of mine has the same hair style but a long sideways fringe too, it is so versatile.

Hey hair is lovely, but I am 19 (20 in a few weeks) so am wondering if that style is suitable for me or if it's too grown up?:o

Tayla

My hair was like your original pic but I layered it a lot recently, I did it myself though with a razor comb and even though I put loads of layers in I can still make it look really straight and kind of 'unlayered' if I dry it straight.

I use the babyliss big hair now and I can have really big wavy hair with that if I want and flick it in or out and make it look really wavy or else I can have it really sleek with turned in ends.

Recently what I did was cut a side fringe in to my hair.
Bear with me because this might sound weird but
My hair lies in a centre parting naturally and when I cut the side fringe in I only cut it on one side of my centre parting so if I have it pushed to the side it looks like a proper side fringe.

If I want no fringe I can clip the fringe side back and I still look like I have really long hair or else I can wear it in a centre parting with the long side clipped back and my fringe either kept in the centre parting or some of it swept across my forehead like a lighter side fringe.

Sounds weird but I tend to wear my hair like the pic below, sometimes curly, wavy or straight versions and it means I can either have a full side fringe, lighter side fringe or else just long layers



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Wantobe

Purple_Bobbin wrote: »

Hey hair is lovely, but I am 19 (20 in a few weeks) so am wondering if that style is suitable for me or if it's too grown up?:o

The friend I was talking about is 20 and it is absolutely gorgeous on her- she models part-time and the style is very versatile- she can still put it up, keep it down, have a fringe or not ( by sweeping it to one side).

The Lovely Muffin

Tayla wrote: »

My hair was like your original pic but I layered it a lot recently, I did it myself though with a razor comb and even though I put loads of layers in I can still make it look really straight and kind of 'unlayered' if I dry it straight.

I use the babyliss big hair now and I can have really big wavy hair with that if I want and flick it in or out and make it look really wavy or else I can have it really sleek with turned in ends.

Recently what I did was cut a side fringe in to my hair.
Bear with me because this might sound weird but
My hair lies in a centre parting naturally and when I cut the side fringe in I only cut it on one side of my centre parting so if I have it pushed to the side it looks like a proper side fringe.

If I want no fringe I can clip the fringe side back and I still look like I have really long hair or else I can wear it in a centre parting with the long side clipped back and my fringe either kept in the centre parting or some of it swept across my forehead like a lighter side fringe.

Sounds weird but I tend to wear my hair like the pic below, sometimes curly, wavy or straight versions and it means I can either have a full side fringe, lighter side fringe or else just long layers

http://img94.imageshack.us/img94/2186/hairua.jpg

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Is your style anything like this Tayla?

The Lovely Muffin

What about any of these, are they ok for a 20yo or are they too grown up?

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_w0wbdXiwtXc/TLhJgB0a5ZI/AAAAAAAABfY/5IVo5mv8eZg/s1600/long-layered-hairstyles.jpg

http://images.teamsugar.com/files/upl1/20/202586/42_2008/763c237a910b9a79_a-liz-getty.xlarge.jpg

http://www2.pictures.gi.zimbio.com/End+Summer+Ball+Berkeley+Square+M0MOdyl3Kw3l.jpg

http://soccerlens.com/babes/files/2009/05/liz_mcclarnon-10.jpg