#1: Fun & Sassy
The goal of achieving a more oval, natural appearance is the objective of all face shapes, and the goal here is to make a longer face appear larger. Take a look at the following short hairstyles for long faces which are flattering and perfect for long faces. What would you say about this style? I love this style because it’s fun and sassy. It is possible to experiment with various styles. This particular client is growing out her hair from an elongated pixie cut. This just shows that growing hair can be an enjoyable experience as well as an opportunity to experiment with styles you might not normally preferred. I like that she arrived with a smug face and a defeat with a mullet on her back, but ended up leave feeling super satisfied and eager to keep growing it longer and not give up. Do you have any advice for anyone thinking about it? This hairstyle is perfect for people who are growing out their hair as it gives the top layer of hair the chance to grow to the length at the perimeter. Additionally, it’s a simple style if your hair is straight. Simply a simple power dry and a little wax for giving it a structure and direction is all you need. The length may not be as thrilling for thicker hair unless you are familiar with style their hair daily.
#2: Care Free
What would you say about this style? This style is so easy to wear. The bangs add an element of fun to the savageness of the hair. Do you have any advice for those who is considering this? The length of the bob is quite short as it frames her jawline We didn’t want to create a heavy look or cover the entire forehead. The light bang that creates the brow with a triangle keeps the face looking long. Be aware that having an intense bang with this length of hair may cause some faces to appear round!
#3: Classic Textured Inverted Bob
What would you say about the look? This haircut is known as an inverted, textured short hairstyle. It’s a classic cut that I re-styled to look edgy by removing the weight and texturing. I like this cut due to its versatility. It can be worn in a variety of different ways to showcase your individual style. Do you have any advice for those thinking about it? This cut is perfect for straight and wavy hair styles. It is recommended to make use of a large round brush to blow it out the hair, and then apply an iron flat to smooth the hair’s ends. If you’re not keen to draw attention to the jawline, this cut won’t be suitable ideal for you. You can ask your stylist to make your inversion drop one inch lower than the jawline.
