It should be noted that not every individual will find this flattering as it does not suit all face shapes. This style needs symmetrical features; those who want their face to look balanced or soft, should choose side parting.
15. Wispy Fringe
With a fringe on your medium-length hairstyle, you will look lovely but there are many different types of fringes that you can opt for too. Some women like having thick full fringes that are voluminous and dramatic while others prefer something less obvious such as wispy fringe.
Once again, drawing attention to eyes and cheekbones by softening features with thin streaks of strands is possible when donning this particular style; it also matches different types of hair lengths, textures, as well as cuts.
A choppy cut styled in such a way will do wonders especially when combined with wispy fringe accentuating the overall textured effect.
16. Medium Length Textured Cut
One easy way to change appearance is changing one’s hair color to his/her favorite shades.
Bold colors are expressive because they allow you to show off your playful nature to other people around you making them know what kind of person you are through the colors picked. Pink hairs look so lovely thus becoming some of my choices among other colors out there.
For individuals whose hairs have natural curl patterns then coloring could add emphasis to that already existing curl pattern. Besides, choppy layers may also inject movement and depth into the hair. It can work with your favorite pink hue regardless of your hairstyle or texture, resulting in a standout medium-length hairstyle.
17. Very Short Bangs
If you want your medium-length hair to pop, add some very short bangs to any cut. These are cut way above the brow and they can be heavy like a block of wood, or light and flicking it depends on how much you want to take care of your hair.
They draw attention to the face but also distract away from what is there; hence, when paired with longer styles they give an amazing proportion.
18. Bob for Thin Hair
There’s some advice on how to make thin hair look thicker and fuller, but one of the simplest is layering it up. Layers work for many different types of hairstyles and if you have thin hair it can be a fantastic option for you.
These also add dimension and movement to the mane which helps draw attention down towards ends rather than roots. Although it’s often better to keep thin hair shorter there are also cuts out there that could have you rocking medium-length hairstyles among them being shag or mullet bob cuts.
19. Split Dye Bob with Middle Part
Bobs are among the most versatile medium-length haircuts, and they come in textures that fit your hair type and can be personalized by coloring it, including split-dyeing.
Coloring of hair is good for fun. Going for vibrant shades that will make you noticeable helps to bring out your playful side. You may dye all your hair, only the ends—resulting in streaks or color statement highlights—or even experiment with the split dye trend.
Split dye means dying one side of the head; this could mean using two artificial colors like pink and green or leaving one side with your natural color of hair; this hairstyle is variously anything but limited to allow you a mix of whatever sections you like. Combining colors that match each other will give you a more natural look if this is what you desire.
20. Crimped Hair
Another 1980s favorite style is crimped hair which creates volume and texture as it waves or curls the locks themselves; big hairstyles are fun because they command attention when you walk into a room people notice it. A mid-length perm can also be flattering and youthful, complimenting many face shapes and women of different ages.
The modern approach isn’t quite as loud as it was in the 80s so one can tone down a perm for a more balanced appearance. Unfortunately, perming damages and dries out hair due to chemicals used to alter its structure; therefore working with professional hairstylists minimizes such risks.
21. Black to Blonde Balayage with Middle Part
A middle parting on medium-length hair will enhance your face shape dramatically; one of the ways that suits them best is the balayage technique.
Balayage has become popular because it requires less time for maintenance lasts longer seems natural on any hue making it possible for everyone who wishes coloration irrespective of their hair. Adding foil highlights to dark hair can be damaging, and the colors are often not blended, making it look very obvious and unnatural.
On the other hand, balayage helps to lighten black hair as well as make it brighter by giving a more subtle and blended appearance. To achieve this, you don’t have to cover up on roots rather consult your colorist who will perfectly match your hair’s blonde shade.
22. Backcombed Hair
Back-combed hair is achieved by brushing the hair from the back and away from the scalp; volume is created in doing this that looks great for different hairstyles. Also, leaving one’s hair down with a small bouffant and bangs will add chicness as well as soften the hairstyle.
