i'm gonna defend the short bob in layers bc this hairstyle ompletely changed my appearence for the better, im reccomending it to everyone who has a curly hair like mine because it does such a good job at keeping the hair volume and giving it a nice shape. My hair just looked very akward before i added the layers
I think it really depends on your face shape and hair type. I have very thick wavy hair and I have a lot of it. If I don't have layers, I look terrible. I recently got a blunt bob and I looked like Lord Farquad... It was horrendous aha Now I have added layers and my waves pop so much more! I do love blunt bobs but sadly they're not for me
I believe any haircut's look will absolutely depend on your hair texture. If you have wavy hair (i do), a straight blunt cut just makes them look incredibly poofy in a weird triangular way. Layers are an absolute must for me as i don't straighten them everyday and want my waves to pop :)
I feel like I have an opposite problem with the exact same solution. I have a soft face and my hair is very, very thin without any volume. Without layers it king of hangs there like it's constantly wet. With layers and some styling I can get a lot of volume which complimentss my face really well. If I just do styling without the layers, it will just look king of poofy and messy.
I love you Stella, I adore your videos, but I cannot disagree more on the mullet being high maintenance!! I had this haircut midway growing out my buzzcut and it was so easy to wear because it is meant to be imperfect and it should be worn messy. If you have wavy or curly hair it's a style that is especially suitable for that hair type. Team mullet to the rise lol
I haven't tried a mullet mullet, but I love wolf cuts of all lengths. Literally the most effortlessly pretty haircut on wavy~curly hair. Most people with straight hair or very small waves seem to hate it though
In "defense" of the mullet, as a person with really wavy hair, I didn't have to style it at all. I got out of bed and the disheveled look was already what I was looking for, no product or styling needed. Also, the fact that my hair naturally points to every direction makes it look intentional in a way.
A layered bob might be worsed for your hair, but for curly hair it is absolutely amazing. My hair falls flat very easily once it gets longer, so having a layered bob is helping a lot with my volume and making my curls look nice all around
damn this really goes to show that different styles work vastly different for different textures. I have very thick 2b/2c/3a hair that has a looser curl pattern on my top layers and tighter underneath. Blunt bobs are my literal worst nightmare, and some of my favorite and easiest hairstyles for my hair type were mentioned in this video.
Yeah same they were my favourite hairstyles to and yeah layered hair really does give a lot of volume and character and a blunt, Bob wasn’t my thing either
It's so interesting that these are the types of haircuts that look great on thick wavy hair, at least on mine they look great, especially the layered ones because your hair basically styles itself, I now am sporting a mullet and I love it, it is not more unstable than any haircut I've ever had and honestly I'll take unstable and unpredictable over the huge, heavy and frizzy ball of hair the blunt haircuts give me (also they always look boring on me and not stylish and sleek).
I always struggle with bangs because they get greasy soooo much sooner than the rest of my hair!! I'm now rocking the short "boyish " type cuts and they're perfect for me personally. But def require regular maintenance! In any case, hair is fun to change and I enjoy seeing all the ways you change yours and it had inspired me to try some stuff with my own hair too! 😎
I have that issue with bangs, too. Dry shampoo (or cornstarch!) is a game changer. I always keep a travel sized container of it in my bag for touch ups and it makes such a big difference!
@@starrygutter Eh at a certain point it's just too much hassle for me. I have oily skin that is prone to acne and tried so hard wearing bangs, because I really liked them, but they were always oily ad suffocated my skin so it produced even more oil, and washing it every single morning but without washing the rest of my hair made me feel dirty and disgusting. Got rid of them a wile ago and now use that time for something more useful than wash and style my stupid bangs🤷♀
I live for my pixie cut! Styling is a breeze, as long as I keep the neck super short,and changing haircolor, no problem...I'll do it often,and it makes it exiting, it stays healthy because of my haircut every 4 weeks. So,the pixie is my fave!
I had a pixie for over 20 years, but the last couple years I started feeling less feminine with it. So now in my late 50s I'm growing it out. I want to have long hair that I can pull up if I want.
I did 3/5 of these haircuts last year because i was on a hair recovery journey so chopping off my hair and doing anything to it wasnt a bother for me. But everything you said was so right! It was so hard for me to stick with the short hair with layers or short hair and bangs and currently growing out the mullet I decided to do because they are all so hard to style and deal with on an everyday basis
I love how honest you are with your looks (contact lenses, wigs, wrong cuts/colors). You're a pleasure to listen to and look at and I love your videos. New subscriber here; I'm 65, have gray shoulder length hair that I cut myself into the wolf cut. Very low maintenance. Thanks for your channel; it's addicting to watch.
i'd like to add something to the mullet! i've been wearing one with curtain bangs for ~1 year now and it's been the best hairstyle for me personally. i cut it myself when my hair was at my collarbones, now it's grown about 10cm give or take. i have quite thin hair with waves, and i think that's exactly why it's so suitable for me. it can get quity messy and weird overnight, but the only styling i need is to spray it with a little water and i'm good to go as soon as it airdries. so if you wanna try it and have similar texture to my hair, feel free to go for it without any worries. :) but i agree very strongly that it has to suit your personal style, if you prefer something like a preppy or chic aesthetic it might not be your thing.
Love this channel and your shares! Hair is deeply personal and though you rocked each look, the point is they didn’t bring you joy. I love how you point that out and encourage us to go on our own hair journeys. You are very brave with hair ❤
mid length layered haircut might work well with some hairtypes. i have really reckless, thick and slightly wavy natural blonde hair and that haircut works well since my hair's natural texture does the trick. i could imagine that cut on wavy or curly hair as well.
I love mid-length hair. I know, a lot of people call it "an awkward length" or "boring" but it's just so much easier to maintain than either long or short hair (at least for me). Long hair takes forever to wash and dry, it takes soo long if you want to style it, you constantly get tangles, it can get super heavy when it's up and hot when it's down, you use a ton of products. Short hair you cannot wear up, you usually have to style it every day unless it's a buzz cut and you have to get it cut very often to keep it looking good. Mid-length hair you can wear up and go longer between haircuts without having to deal with all of those long hair struggles.
For me who has tried all of them, I started growing out my buzzcut and reached the boyish cut which I hated, then I had a mullet which was soo hard to style and then I did a Bob with bangs the straight across bangs which i decided to cut layers to my hair so it is easier to grow out which was annoying and then I reached the mid length layered hair which was fine actually and then now chest length layered hair which I like because my hair is thick and wavy
Ive had a very short bob with layers and the “boyish” cut. The short layered bob is my all time favorite hairstyle. I have wavy to loose curly hair and its very thick, and somehow my hair just thrives in a short layered bob. Though, because of my waves and curls i just rolled with the poof, which is a style i love. The boyish cut, is the cut im currently growing out. I loved it for 3 weeks, then i became too long and just annoying. I, however, felt the cut went perfectly well with a feminine face and suited it quite well. I have round eyes and cheeks and a pixie-like face, and i loved the boyish cut. To finish off, i dont style my hair, at all. So i just let my hair do and look however it wants.
I think a pixie is different than the "boyish" cut with a all over similar-ish length shes talking about. While i feel the absolute same happiness in my gender expression (whatever it might be on that occasion) about a buzz or a pixie, the all-hair-is ~25mm-long thing felt quite unstylable! How are you handling this?
I want to get a mullet, but I'm scared the person I'm almost dating will be weirded out. I'm very feminine and they kinda hate the aesthetic I'd lean into if I got a mullet. 😬 honestly, I kinda agree with them, a mullet definitely wouldn't suit me and I'd hate it the second I got it but I still want to try it out. Currently I have a kind of a wolf cut. My hair is really wavy and thick, it's a mixture of visible layers of dyes from ages ago and my natural color because I don't like bleaching my hair because it scares me wayyy too much. Ima bleach it and dye it pink soon tho.
Bangs is my go to style but I completely agree lol. They need to be trimmed constantly, there’s a weird phase when they can’t look good, & wind is the bane of my existence. Buuut they are so cute & you can throw your hair in a bun & still look fashionable because of your bangs. Plus they’re pretty easy to cut, I think. 💖
Personally I think mullets look and are styled best on medium/long hair. like really short at the top and goes to a longer hairstyle. you can do so much with it, braids, mohawk, etc. its hard to style when short, but still looks decent on its own, but when its long, it really gives a "wild hippie child" kind of vibe. I've been growing mine out since I was 16 and I've had to trim it here and there, especially on the top so it doesn't get into my eyes, but other than that its really easy to maintain especially if you have the right tools and time.
Ok so I have a mullet/ shag haircut right now, it’s perfect for me. I have very thick, wavy/curly hair and I needed something low maintenance because I just don’t have the energy to style my hair. I wanted something that was messy and that looked like it was meant to be that way. I think it also fits my personality and style very well.
I've had hair from my mid back to a buzzcut pixie. I keep a buzzcut pixie and when I'm not lazy I keep it a silver color and it's my favorite of all time. I love that I hardly have to do anything to keep it looking good, it's cheapest to keep cut vs any other salon style (i'm not spending $$$ for a hair cut), cheap to bleach, cheap to color, cheap to shampoo. I love it and it looks good on me. I know you didn't like it on you but I thought you looked fantastic with it!
As someone who grew out a buzzcut, I have gone through most of these phases. I really liked the boyish hair on me like 1-2 months of growing out. I liked the micro bangs on me but I disliked the rest of the hair being kind of a mullet at the same time, so I always pinned it back except for the bangs. Shoulder length layered hair wasn't the thing for me too because I don't like layers around my face on me cause it makes me look older. Now I'm having middle length hair with only a litte layer on the bottom which isn't flipping around my face anymore and I kind of start liking it because it got so long. All in all, growing out a buzzcut had like many awkward hair phases which made me less insecure about my hair and how it looks. 10/10 would do it again and shave it all off because the shaved head was one of the best looks on me
I went from a chinlength bop to my current wolfcut midlength and you are totally right about midlength hair and wolfcut. for fine, straight haired girls, while once you curl your hair or add product to boost the volume, it comed to live, but when you don't do anything, be prepared for the big shag. Especially if you also have additional bangs. its a HUGE commitment. but when executed, really darn lovely haha
The layered bob is so personal, I have really straight hair that refuses to do anything but poker straight and this cut was the only cut where I could get volume , it's wonderful
Not gonna lie, I really like the short bob with the poofy sort of look. So in that case, it's more of a pro to me. I am SO tired of mid-length layer hair, I am looking to try something new. My hair naturally curls in a big ringlet style, so it's really hard to find a sleek, elegant haircut without looking boring or childish, I wish I had hair where I could do the straight bangs or sleek mid-length!
As a blunt bangs wearer, I look so bad without them at this point. Had bangs most of my life and they suit me so much better than the times I chose to grow them out. And I can style and cut them in so many different ways! I have micro bangs at the moment, because they grow super fast. But for me, they are easier to style the shorter they are. I don’t even have to mess with them most days. When I just had longer bangs that were growing out like curtain bangs, they made my life so hard lmao
Well I think if you have thin but curly hair mullet or shag is a perfect haircut for you, cause curls a forming so much nicer and you have a perfect texture for that look.
I wish I saw this video before i cut my hair, i wanted layers and short hair but ended up with a mullet. It looks good but its not for me and i don't feel feminine in it. I've gotten a lot of people saying I suit it, but for me I'm growing it out which is taking its time
Not me with a short pixie lol. I have my own hair colour but have gotten my hair cut really short. I have a lot of hair and it gets so heavy so quickly. And I hate having hair on my face and having to use tons of stuff to style it. I’m the wash and go kinda gal. A little bit of wax or salt spray and I’m out the door. I do agree tho that for people who want versatility and to style their hair in different styles, a short pixie is not the best option. But it is for me 🥰 I loved this video nonetheless, there were so many good points that I hadn’t even thought of!
I was someone who had bangs for years… I loved them at first, but grew them out. Thought about getting them again and this video reminded me of ALL the reasons i shouldn’t 😭
I have sharp full bangs and have had that for almost three years now, and it is true that it is high maintenance to an extent. I cut my bangs myself and have to do that once a month or else they get in my eyes and bother me way too much, however i don't style them every day. After I shower I blowdry them to avoid frizzyness but after that I can usually just brush through them every morning and I'm good. They do look a bit awkward when wet but not to a point that really bothers me. The only thing I don't like is when I'm out and its windy, because they blow straight up and yeah that is awkward. Besides that I think it's a really great hairstyle for me, they really frame my face and it suits every length of hair I've tried as well so I do recommend it!
I've worn the full fringe most of my life because it fits my face perfectly and I therefore have the authority to say: if you want to see if it's a look for you, use fake bangs (clip ins or tricks using your own hair pinned over your head) and only cut it if you're certain it will enhance your features. Styling tip: I wash my hair in the evening and heat style my fringe and then I sleep with a velcro roller on it. In the morning I spray dry shampoo under the fringe and brush it. It holds the volume well until the next wash day
Ugh I feel this video hard. I have 1A fine hair and when trends changed back to middle parts, bangs, and mullets it was a rough day for me lol. I love all of those haircuts on people who have some texture to their hair but not so much on us fine 1A. I will definitely defend the pixie in general though. The in-between length you had was one of the more difficult pixie cuts for sure. A bit shorter or a bit longer is always easier. I love the mix of masculine and feminine, the fact that you can dye it constantly because it’s always healthy, and it can be styled in seconds. I can’t ever go back bangs though. That maintenance is way too much and the grow out is a memory I don’t want to repeat. Really fun video.
I truly appreciate you giving us examples through your own experiences. I had fun watching you change so much last year! All those gorgeous colors and fun cuts! I personally love long hair (I just cut off 4 inches and it's still around 38 inches after that) on myself. Being tall, I can really exist with a longer style and not be overwhelmed by the length. It gets really wavy/curly when short and while I like those attributes, I do prefer a sleeker look and the length pulls out the curl to a manageable situation. I was planning to try a long butterfly cut on myself but I haven't gotten up the courage yet... we shall see! I just really enjoy your love of hair, Stella and seeing you play!
I had the exact same experience with my mullet, but my mistake was getting it in 2011 when they were not in style again. It was the most unforgiving struggle I've gone through💀
It's so shocking for me to see the mid-length layered look on this list because I've been meaning to try it on my hair after seeing how amazing it looked on Stella! I have fine thin hair so having it one length makes it look really limp and I feel the layers would spice it up a bit ✨
In my case (also fine flat hair), layers did not really bring me additional volume, it just looked like my hair was unhealthy and it was still flat, just in layers. So now I’m trying a blunt, non-layered cut and my hair looks way healthier.
@@candyflossbunny8855 Thanks! It is a lifelong struggle, to find what works for you in the present and when you mess up, you have to grow it out, so it needs patience and all. For me, it helped to create a folder of photos of all my haircuts that I could find photo evidence of, and just click through those in order. When you look at photos of yourself separated by time or other photos, it is hard to see, but when you go one after another, the picture starts to come clearer of what fits better and what not.
I'm sorry you didn't get on well with the mullet because you look STUNNING with it! I recently got one and I'm still getting used to styling it but not knowing what clothes look best with it is a pain
Bangs are a commitment yes, can heart curl them and or use rollers at night to style them if they are too thin they will be greasy. Try a little more hair and it will help minimize that
i love the short layered bob even if it need some tweking. so that's what i'm trying right now :D and everything you said happened. though, i'm not really that upset about it, i like the look.
I don't know the reason why but mid length hair to me doesn't look good on me , the length between long and short ...I feel like it should either be short or long, btw I think with Stellas features she looks amazing in every style 💗
I have the same struggle. I always hate the mid lengths when I'm growing out my hair from a short cut, and I'm usually not happy until it's long again.
You might not think that it looks good, but it's really low maintenance. Short hair needs daily styling, regularly haircuts and cannot be worn up. Long hair, however, is a pain to wash, dry and detangle. You can wear mid-length hair up if you need to, you can go longer between cuts than with short hair and it's much easier to maintain in terms of washing, drying and dealing with tangles than long hair. So I'll keep rocking that "awkward" "boring" mid-length hair.
I love the jellyfish bob cut. I wish I could try it, but my hair isn’t thick enough. It’s too fine and thin. Thicker hair seems to have much more style opportunities. Am I wrong?
As someone with rather thick hair a short layered bob is a really good look for me, I find if I leave it straight and not layered my hair swallows my face
I have Thick bangs too and I have grown them out and had see through bangs too but I never felt like myself. I now have my thick bangs back and idc what anyone says cause I love them and they are apart of what makes me, ME! I don't really need to do much to them in terms of styling I only trim it when it starts to get too long and I also wash them whenever they start to look greasy. I'm half Asian with quite a small face so thick bangs really work for me and i look younger with them! My family and friends also prefer me with bangs so I will always have them!💖
Thank you so much for this vid Stella, super informative and honestly really useful if you're considering a look change and it may take a while for your hair to grow out if you didn't like it. For me personally, I always used to have really long hair, I cut it into a medium length bob and loved it, and went even shorter and loved it too. It grew out during covid, and when hair salons opened, I decided to try short length but with layers, since my hair is straight and I wanted some movement. Worst. Decision. Ever. I actually cried about it, it aged me so much and the layers poked outwards and looked a bit like a mop. Took almost a year tor it to grow out, and it was so inconvenient for sport and studying because the layers were too short to be tied back. It was really crazy to realise how much an unflattering hairstyle can knock your confidence, so cannot thank you enough for putting this video out!
I have a sharp line bangs and I love them. Simply because I finally learned how to cut it so it won't grow into my eyes and when I get fed up with the style, I simply swipe them to the side and incorporate them into the rest of my hair. Having wavy hair helps with that as the starnds that stick out... well, they don't stick out that much, I have crazy hair either way
I have thick dark hair and it’s so hard to maintain when it’s longer (just has a mind of it’s own and it’s too thick to work with). Plus it traps in heat so badly. I wish I could have longer hair but it’s impractical for me. I’ve had a pixie for years and works but I hate the social views over it and the constant judgement for having short hair. 😢
I have quite fine hair and no matter what I've tried I've always ended up feeling insecure about how fine it is. I tried long layers and lived most of my life with incredibly long hair, then about a year ago I cut it up to my shoulders. While I did feel slightly better, as soon as I got used to it I just went back to feeling insecure. I've been thinking about getting my hair buzzed so it's the shorter standing-up look since I don't think my hair thickness would be as much of an issue then, but I'm not sure if it's the right move.
Hmm idk if you already looked in to the curly girl method? Not that you have to have curly hair. But it is all about finding what works for your hair. I don't have curls, but went from super frizy thin hair to super thick shiny hair. Look up hair porosity stuf like that. And if you really have super thin hair maybe talk with your docter to see if it just your hair or maybe there is more to it!
For some reason sharp fringe is not so hard to grow out on my fine hair, idk I just split it in parts and it goes seamlessly. I think it’s because my hair is thin, and light idk
As a 3A type curly girl I would LOVE to have a chin one length bob but I like the look only for straight hair - mine have to have layers to not look like a triangle, so this straight hairstyle is never gonna be sth for me 🥲 And if I cut it straight as the short bob, it would curl up eventually and it would be damn too short - and I like my hair curly more. But! For the longest time I was trying to grow my hair super long - never happened, it was just always dead af at the ends and it went nowhere, I just looked like a witch from swamp imo - finally I gave in, chopped it in a layered bob with gradual fringe at the side (I only wear my hair with part on side) and oh boy I love that. I never felt more sophisticated and adult and strong, even though I thought long hair would do this to me. I decided to let the fringe grow out eventually, because, as you said, it is annoying and demanding. Glad I tried it though.
I would love to see this kind of video with the cuts that are most easy. Without any styling or products. So most easy to wear when airdryed naturally! I understand that this might be different for every person, but I would love to see your perspective on it!
I rarely go to hair dresser but follow lots of YT tutorials on doing it myself, and seeing my hair is healthy and grows quick enough ... this video is quite helpful coz maintenance is something i super care for coz im quite lazy
I had a short layered bob, and it was one of my favorites. My hair is very thin and without layers it looks dreadful. Yes, it does need a lot of styling, but once you're at the point where it becomes a routine, you will adore your hair every time you look at the mirror.
The no 1 is very difficulty for wavy hair. I didn't have this haircut but a friend had it and it didn't wanted to sit styled, it would always go the direction it wanted, not that there's something wrong w/ it, but if u want to achieve an elegant feminine style and your hair's wavy, trust me, it will be really difficult.
I tried doing a pixie cut with the sides cut really short. The first day I washed it it looked horrible and I decided just to grow my hair back out again. It took a year for my hair to grow back to a chin length bob which is much easier to style.
I have a ton of hair (wavy-straight) and an elongated face. I got my first straight cut bob about 6 years ago and it's the absolute best look on me: it gives me volume with 0 maintenance, it can be grown out for years without a big style difference, it can be just blow dried with 0 effort or styiling and it cancels my elongated face. It works so so well for me I'd reccomend anyone with similar hair type/needs to try it!!
I like to cut my hair short,kind of the last haircut what she talked about,but I little bit doubting..My hair by itself very very heavy,and in the summer I just constantly sweating under hair,so I just think that will solve the problem,but I also like to wearing dress and all soft style,so Idk.
I've had all these cuts (except the mid-length layered) and have to disagree with most of what you said, well, most. I agree about the heavy bang. I didn't like it because it grew out too fast and ended up in my eyes and annoyed me. However, I didn't have a hard time growing it out as I just pushed it back into the rest of my hair and sported a no-bang look. I didn't like the bob with layers because my hair at the back has a tendency to flip up on one side and under on the other. I found this meant more work than I wanted. I also didn't like how structured the overall shape was as I prefer a bit of a wild look. The boyish cut was fine but a bit too short so I grew it out. I currently have a shoulder length shag (sorta like the mullet) and I love this cut. I keep coming back to this cut every time I try something different or new. I don't mind the product and I find it easy to style and it goes with my wild hair aesthetic. That being said, I have a lot of straight, fine hair and you do have to style this cut or it looks really awful. Also why I have an amazing collection of hats 😁 for those days that I just can't be bothered. Currently, my hair is shoulder length, with big bold chunks of dark purple and black (though really dark brown - I did watch your video on colour), and ... well, there were bangs but they're not anymore - lol. I think everyone has to find a cut that works for them as far as aesthetic, styling time, salon maintenance, etc. I know some folks have a real anxiety about cutting or 'screwing up' their hair. My sister is like that. ...but I just think it's hair and if need be I can cut it, or it will grow out, or I can dye it, or whatever. That's why hair is fun.
I just recently got a sharp full fringe because I have a large forehead and whenever I tied my hair back, I felt like I looked like an egg. So I got it, and I feel much more confident with it, my hair is also just straight along the bottom as well- That's just my style, even if nobody else finds me attractive for it, I feel confident and happy with it and I don't need to fit the modern standards for beauty. :) I remember when I first got a fringe, eventually I didn't want it (I was a kid, my mother made me get it but then I asked to grow it out so she let me) so yeah, I let it grow out and because my hair grows fast, I kept getting my hair trimmed and then got some layers and eventually I had long hair (to my stomach) with layers and you couldn't even tell I used to have a fringe. :) and I just got the fringe again about 5 weeks ago, and I'm really happy with it because I feel prettier. Sorry for the long paragraph, just wanted to say my experience with it.
My favorite haircut ever on me (straight with some minor waves 1c, fine but high density) is the layered bob. Soft short waves make the slight a line shape as casual as you want, a bit of product makes it very voluminous, or straightened is very sleek. And the a line shape is face framing and can be as severe or soft as you want depending on how high the layers in the back are. Side part with a nice clip and I’m ready for anything.
Ho my!!! why haven't I watched this before going to the hairdresser... I made the mistake to ask for a light long sided fringe and layers (on my long hair). I was "envisioning" a butterfly haircut on long hair but... the hairdresser cut very short layers (starting above the ears); and I ended up asking her to cut my hair shoulder lenght to improve the awful look of this haircut as I have fine hair. I also wanted a very light long sided fringe and she cut a very heavy one. I'm now looking really childish and lack inspiration to find the right haircut fix. I have the fringe + mid length layered haircut problem 😔. Any recommendations to fix them both ?
I think the mid-lenght layers really depend on how you style it, my hair is somewhat past mid-length and I gave myself a butterfly cut after a long time with a same length haircut, the layers really made my hair pop, both when I weat it air dryed with its very loose waves and when I give it a blowout (specially if it's bouncy and voluminous. Although, I agree that it doesn't look that good when I flat iron it, so I'd recommend to style it either with a brush and a blow-dryer or let it air dry
i'm gonna defend the short bob in layers bc this hairstyle ompletely changed my appearence for the better, im reccomending it to everyone who has a curly hair like mine because it does such a good job at keeping the hair volume and giving it a nice shape. My hair just looked very akward before i added the layers
Same but my hair is straight and very thick. Happy about that but having a short bob is ok but with layers its more interesting
Yeah, it depends on your face / head shape and the hair texture in how well it suits you. These are just what didn't work for Stella.
I totally agree... I have wavy hair and I have that haircut right now. I love it
I agree a layered bob or a short mullet looks great on curly hair, I actually have a short mullet right now and I love it
agree! life changing for fine wavy hair!
I think it really depends on your face shape and hair type. I have very thick wavy hair and I have a lot of it. If I don't have layers, I look terrible. I recently got a blunt bob and I looked like Lord Farquad... It was horrendous aha
Now I have added layers and my waves pop so much more! I do love blunt bobs but sadly they're not for me
me too!! when i had short hair,i looked awful..but now that my layers are longer and my hair is much longer i look sm better !
omg gurl I actually can relate🫠 l recently got my hair cut n when I looked in the mirror, my mind was instantly thinking Lord Farquad too!
yes! my conclusions from this video: if you have wavy hair - try these haircuts! (except the very short one imo)
I feel u! every time I try an haircut without layers I look like Cleopatra 😆🤣🤣🤣 cheers to layers! 🤟
I have similar hair, and the short layered bob is my personal favorite.
I believe any haircut's look will absolutely depend on your hair texture. If you have wavy hair (i do), a straight blunt cut just makes them look incredibly poofy in a weird triangular way. Layers are an absolute must for me as i don't straighten them everyday and want my waves to pop :)
I feel like I have an opposite problem with the exact same solution. I have a soft face and my hair is very, very thin without any volume. Without layers it king of hangs there like it's constantly wet. With layers and some styling I can get a lot of volume which complimentss my face really well. If I just do styling without the layers, it will just look king of poofy and messy.
Exactly same here. I have like large ringlets texture and one length is soooooo ugly on me. Layers are a must for any length
Your hair is straight asf💀
@@Volzotran blowout :)
This is me. My hair is wavy when it's layered and poofy when it's all one length.
I love you Stella, I adore your videos, but I cannot disagree more on the mullet being high maintenance!! I had this haircut midway growing out my buzzcut and it was so easy to wear because it is meant to be imperfect and it should be worn messy. If you have wavy or curly hair it's a style that is especially suitable for that hair type. Team mullet to the rise lol
I disagree but we’re all entitled to an opinion so go off
I haven't tried a mullet mullet, but I love wolf cuts of all lengths. Literally the most effortlessly pretty haircut on wavy~curly hair. Most people with straight hair or very small waves seem to hate it though
Mullets look like trash. There’s a reason we ditched them in the 80’s.
I think the same about N° 3 👏🏻
My oldest son has a natral mullet it's just how his hair grows lol. And his hair is straight no wave or curls lol.
In "defense" of the mullet, as a person with really wavy hair, I didn't have to style it at all. I got out of bed and the disheveled look was already what I was looking for, no product or styling needed. Also, the fact that my hair naturally points to every direction makes it look intentional in a way.
i agree, i have a mid lenght mullet and i have wavy/curly hair and i rarely use any products to style my hair
Bruh do y’all actually listen to what she says or do y’all comment just like that?
The irony that Stella will be experiencing all of these cuts when growing out her buzzcut 🙃
A layered bob might be worsed for your hair, but for curly hair it is absolutely amazing. My hair falls flat very easily once it gets longer, so having a layered bob is helping a lot with my volume and making my curls look nice all around
We know. The whole point of this video was to show people who have similar hair and features as Stella should avoid these.
damn this really goes to show that different styles work vastly different for different textures. I have very thick 2b/2c/3a hair that has a looser curl pattern on my top layers and tighter underneath. Blunt bobs are my literal worst nightmare, and some of my favorite and easiest hairstyles for my hair type were mentioned in this video.
Same here, exact same curl pattern and experience
Yeah same they were my favourite hairstyles to and yeah layered hair really does give a lot of volume and character and a blunt, Bob wasn’t my thing either
Its because your hair is completely different than hers. Ofcourse its gonna be like that.
@@yacobeinauan9533 thats...that's literally exactly what I said
It's so interesting that these are the types of haircuts that look great on thick wavy hair, at least on mine they look great, especially the layered ones because your hair basically styles itself, I now am sporting a mullet and I love it, it is not more unstable than any haircut I've ever had and honestly I'll take unstable and unpredictable over the huge, heavy and frizzy ball of hair the blunt haircuts give me (also they always look boring on me and not stylish and sleek).
Yes, i love layers and when they are cut right, you are having a good hair day most days without high maintenance, perfection
I am OBSESSED with this look! the color, the hairstyle, it's giving futuristic vibes and I LOVE IT!
I always struggle with bangs because they get greasy soooo much sooner than the rest of my hair!! I'm now rocking the short "boyish " type cuts and they're perfect for me personally. But def require regular maintenance! In any case, hair is fun to change and I enjoy seeing all the ways you change yours and it had inspired me to try some stuff with my own hair too! 😎
I have that issue with bangs, too. Dry shampoo (or cornstarch!) is a game changer. I always keep a travel sized container of it in my bag for touch ups and it makes such a big difference!
@@starrygutter Eh at a certain point it's just too much hassle for me. I have oily skin that is prone to acne and tried so hard wearing bangs, because I really liked them, but they were always oily ad suffocated my skin so it produced even more oil, and washing it every single morning but without washing the rest of my hair made me feel dirty and disgusting.
Got rid of them a wile ago and now use that time for something more useful than wash and style my stupid bangs🤷♀
I live for my pixie cut! Styling is a breeze, as long as I keep the neck super short,and changing haircolor, no problem...I'll do it often,and it makes it exiting, it stays healthy because of my haircut every 4 weeks. So,the pixie is my fave!
Same here
I had a pixie for over 20 years, but the last couple years I started feeling less feminine with it. So now in my late 50s I'm growing it out. I want to have long hair that I can pull up if I want.
I did 3/5 of these haircuts last year because i was on a hair recovery journey so chopping off my hair and doing anything to it wasnt a bother for me. But everything you said was so right! It was so hard for me to stick with the short hair with layers or short hair and bangs and currently growing out the mullet I decided to do because they are all so hard to style and deal with on an everyday basis
I love how honest you are with your looks (contact lenses, wigs, wrong cuts/colors). You're a pleasure to listen to and look at and I love your videos. New subscriber here; I'm 65, have gray shoulder length hair that I cut myself into the wolf cut. Very low maintenance. Thanks for your channel; it's addicting to watch.
i'd like to add something to the mullet! i've been wearing one with curtain bangs for ~1 year now and it's been the best hairstyle for me personally. i cut it myself when my hair was at my collarbones, now it's grown about 10cm give or take. i have quite thin hair with waves, and i think that's exactly why it's so suitable for me. it can get quity messy and weird overnight, but the only styling i need is to spray it with a little water and i'm good to go as soon as it airdries. so if you wanna try it and have similar texture to my hair, feel free to go for it without any worries. :)
but i agree very strongly that it has to suit your personal style, if you prefer something like a preppy or chic aesthetic it might not be your thing.
I NEED a tutorial on how you styled this wig. PLEASE 🙏
I need it too!
It looks like very loose 2 part twists with sectioned off tiny two part twist strands at the front :)
Love this channel and your shares! Hair is deeply personal and though you rocked each look, the point is they didn’t bring you joy. I love how you point that out and encourage us to go on our own hair journeys. You are very brave with hair ❤
mid length layered haircut might work well with some hairtypes. i have really reckless, thick and slightly wavy natural blonde hair and that haircut works well since my hair's natural texture does the trick. i could imagine that cut on wavy or curly hair as well.
I love mid-length hair. I know, a lot of people call it "an awkward length" or "boring" but it's just so much easier to maintain than either long or short hair (at least for me). Long hair takes forever to wash and dry, it takes soo long if you want to style it, you constantly get tangles, it can get super heavy when it's up and hot when it's down, you use a ton of products. Short hair you cannot wear up, you usually have to style it every day unless it's a buzz cut and you have to get it cut very often to keep it looking good. Mid-length hair you can wear up and go longer between haircuts without having to deal with all of those long hair struggles.
For me who has tried all of them, I started growing out my buzzcut and reached the boyish cut which I hated, then I had a mullet which was soo hard to style and then I did a Bob with bangs the straight across bangs which i decided to cut layers to my hair so it is easier to grow out which was annoying and then I reached the mid length layered hair which was fine actually and then now chest length layered hair which I like because my hair is thick and wavy
Ive had a very short bob with layers and the “boyish” cut. The short layered bob is my all time favorite hairstyle. I have wavy to loose curly hair and its very thick, and somehow my hair just thrives in a short layered bob. Though, because of my waves and curls i just rolled with the poof, which is a style i love. The boyish cut, is the cut im currently growing out. I loved it for 3 weeks, then i became too long and just annoying. I, however, felt the cut went perfectly well with a feminine face and suited it quite well. I have round eyes and cheeks and a pixie-like face, and i loved the boyish cut.
To finish off, i dont style my hair, at all. So i just let my hair do and look however it wants.
I think a pixie is different than the "boyish" cut with a all over similar-ish length shes talking about. While i feel the absolute same happiness in my gender expression (whatever it might be on that occasion) about a buzz or a pixie, the all-hair-is ~25mm-long thing felt quite unstylable! How are you handling this?
I want to get a mullet, but I'm scared the person I'm almost dating will be weirded out. I'm very feminine and they kinda hate the aesthetic I'd lean into if I got a mullet. 😬 honestly, I kinda agree with them, a mullet definitely wouldn't suit me and I'd hate it the second I got it but I still want to try it out. Currently I have a kind of a wolf cut. My hair is really wavy and thick, it's a mixture of visible layers of dyes from ages ago and my natural color because I don't like bleaching my hair because it scares me wayyy too much. Ima bleach it and dye it pink soon tho.
Bangs is my go to style but I completely agree lol. They need to be trimmed constantly, there’s a weird phase when they can’t look good, & wind is the bane of my existence. Buuut they are so cute & you can throw your hair in a bun & still look fashionable because of your bangs. Plus they’re pretty easy to cut, I think. 💖
Personally I think mullets look and are styled best on medium/long hair. like really short at the top and goes to a longer hairstyle. you can do so much with it, braids, mohawk, etc. its hard to style when short, but still looks decent on its own, but when its long, it really gives a "wild hippie child" kind of vibe. I've been growing mine out since I was 16 and I've had to trim it here and there, especially on the top so it doesn't get into my eyes, but other than that its really easy to maintain especially if you have the right tools and time.
Ok so I have a mullet/ shag haircut right now, it’s perfect for me. I have very thick, wavy/curly hair and I needed something low maintenance because I just don’t have the energy to style my hair. I wanted something that was messy and that looked like it was meant to be that way. I think it also fits my personality and style very well.
I've had hair from my mid back to a buzzcut pixie. I keep a buzzcut pixie and when I'm not lazy I keep it a silver color and it's my favorite of all time. I love that I hardly have to do anything to keep it looking good, it's cheapest to keep cut vs any other salon style (i'm not spending $$$ for a hair cut), cheap to bleach, cheap to color, cheap to shampoo. I love it and it looks good on me. I know you didn't like it on you but I thought you looked fantastic with it!
girl please post the 5 best i'm getting my hair cut tomorrow !!!!!
As someone who grew out a buzzcut, I have gone through most of these phases. I really liked the boyish hair on me like 1-2 months of growing out. I liked the micro bangs on me but I disliked the rest of the hair being kind of a mullet at the same time, so I always pinned it back except for the bangs. Shoulder length layered hair wasn't the thing for me too because I don't like layers around my face on me cause it makes me look older. Now I'm having middle length hair with only a litte layer on the bottom which isn't flipping around my face anymore and I kind of start liking it because it got so long.
All in all, growing out a buzzcut had like many awkward hair phases which made me less insecure about my hair and how it looks. 10/10 would do it again and shave it all off because the shaved head was one of the best looks on me
I went from a chinlength bop to my current wolfcut midlength and you are totally right about midlength hair and wolfcut. for fine, straight haired girls, while once you curl your hair or add product to boost the volume, it comed to live, but when you don't do anything, be prepared for the big shag. Especially if you also have additional bangs. its a HUGE commitment. but when executed, really darn lovely haha
Hey! Your wigs are just gorgeous. Can you make an updated wig video? Would highly appreciate it. Love your channel ❤️
The layered bob is so personal, I have really straight hair that refuses to do anything but poker straight and this cut was the only cut where I could get volume , it's wonderful
I love how you styled the wig
Wow I love your wig! And makeup! Can you make a tutorial on both, please? I need this energy in my life
Not gonna lie, I really like the short bob with the poofy sort of look. So in that case, it's more of a pro to me. I am SO tired of mid-length layer hair, I am looking to try something new. My hair naturally curls in a big ringlet style, so it's really hard to find a sleek, elegant haircut without looking boring or childish, I wish I had hair where I could do the straight bangs or sleek mid-length!
As a blunt bangs wearer, I look so bad without them at this point. Had bangs most of my life and they suit me so much better than the times I chose to grow them out. And I can style and cut them in so many different ways! I have micro bangs at the moment, because they grow super fast. But for me, they are easier to style the shorter they are. I don’t even have to mess with them most days. When I just had longer bangs that were growing out like curtain bangs, they made my life so hard lmao
Awww I loooove the Mullet!! I think you have to be very brave to decide for this haircut
I would loooove a tutorial for this look please! 😍
Absolutely!
Well I think if you have thin but curly hair mullet or shag is a perfect haircut for you, cause curls a forming so much nicer and you have a perfect texture for that look.
I wish I saw this video before i cut my hair, i wanted layers and short hair but ended up with a mullet. It looks good but its not for me and i don't feel feminine in it. I've gotten a lot of people saying I suit it, but for me I'm growing it out which is taking its time
dude that layered bob was fire
That blue hair style !!!! I looove it! I need to figure out how to do it
Not me with a short pixie lol. I have my own hair colour but have gotten my hair cut really short. I have a lot of hair and it gets so heavy so quickly. And I hate having hair on my face and having to use tons of stuff to style it. I’m the wash and go kinda gal. A little bit of wax or salt spray and I’m out the door. I do agree tho that for people who want versatility and to style their hair in different styles, a short pixie is not the best option. But it is for me 🥰 I loved this video nonetheless, there were so many good points that I hadn’t even thought of!
I was someone who had bangs for years… I loved them at first, but grew them out. Thought about getting them again and this video reminded me of ALL the reasons i shouldn’t 😭
how do you always manage to post the exact topics i need in the exact time i need them… you are so awesomeee thanks soo much !!
I have sharp full bangs and have had that for almost three years now, and it is true that it is high maintenance to an extent. I cut my bangs myself and have to do that once a month or else they get in my eyes and bother me way too much, however i don't style them every day. After I shower I blowdry them to avoid frizzyness but after that I can usually just brush through them every morning and I'm good. They do look a bit awkward when wet but not to a point that really bothers me. The only thing I don't like is when I'm out and its windy, because they blow straight up and yeah that is awkward. Besides that I think it's a really great hairstyle for me, they really frame my face and it suits every length of hair I've tried as well so I do recommend it!
I've worn the full fringe most of my life because it fits my face perfectly and I therefore have the authority to say: if you want to see if it's a look for you, use fake bangs (clip ins or tricks using your own hair pinned over your head) and only cut it if you're certain it will enhance your features.
Styling tip: I wash my hair in the evening and heat style my fringe and then I sleep with a velcro roller on it. In the morning I spray dry shampoo under the fringe and brush it. It holds the volume well until the next wash day
Same here it looks great on me!
Ugh I feel this video hard. I have 1A fine hair and when trends changed back to middle parts, bangs, and mullets it was a rough day for me lol. I love all of those haircuts on people who have some texture to their hair but not so much on us fine 1A. I will definitely defend the pixie in general though. The in-between length you had was one of the more difficult pixie cuts for sure. A bit shorter or a bit longer is always easier. I love the mix of masculine and feminine, the fact that you can dye it constantly because it’s always healthy, and it can be styled in seconds. I can’t ever go back bangs though. That maintenance is way too much and the grow out is a memory I don’t want to repeat. Really fun video.
I truly appreciate you giving us examples through your own experiences. I had fun watching you change so much last year! All those gorgeous colors and fun cuts! I personally love long hair (I just cut off 4 inches and it's still around 38 inches after that) on myself. Being tall, I can really exist with a longer style and not be overwhelmed by the length. It gets really wavy/curly when short and while I like those attributes, I do prefer a sleeker look and the length pulls out the curl to a manageable situation. I was planning to try a long butterfly cut on myself but I haven't gotten up the courage yet... we shall see! I just really enjoy your love of hair, Stella and seeing you play!
I really love these analysis videos. They are very helpful and you bring up such good points!
I’m currently growing my hair and I’m struggling with no. 4. Hate it! One of the reasons I have given up and went back to bob twice already.
I had the exact same experience with my mullet, but my mistake was getting it in 2011 when they were not in style again. It was the most unforgiving struggle I've gone through💀
It's so shocking for me to see the mid-length layered look on this list because I've been meaning to try it on my hair after seeing how amazing it looked on Stella! I have fine thin hair so having it one length makes it look really limp and I feel the layers would spice it up a bit ✨
Layers can make your hair appear to have more volume.
In my case (also fine flat hair), layers did not really bring me additional volume, it just looked like my hair was unhealthy and it was still flat, just in layers. So now I’m trying a blunt, non-layered cut and my hair looks way healthier.
@@ML-cc7gj everybody’s hair is different I guess. I’m glad you found what works for you though.
@@candyflossbunny8855 Thanks! It is a lifelong struggle, to find what works for you in the present and when you mess up, you have to grow it out, so it needs patience and all. For me, it helped to create a folder of photos of all my haircuts that I could find photo evidence of, and just click through those in order. When you look at photos of yourself separated by time or other photos, it is hard to see, but when you go one after another, the picture starts to come clearer of what fits better and what not.
I‘ve had bangs for almost all of my life, I really love them but they’re so exhausting
I'm sorry you didn't get on well with the mullet because you look STUNNING with it! I recently got one and I'm still getting used to styling it but not knowing what clothes look best with it is a pain
Really interesting! Can you make a video about your 5 favourite haircuts?
Would love to see best haircuts
Loving all your new content!
Bangs are a commitment yes, can heart curl them and or use rollers at night to style them if they are too thin they will be greasy. Try a little more hair and it will help minimize that
I NEED a tutorial of that eye makeup it's jus to Mua *chef kiss*
i love the short layered bob even if it need some tweking. so that's what i'm trying right now :D and everything you said happened. though, i'm not really that upset about it, i like the look.
I currently have an undercut, I’m thinking about growing my hair out a little bit so I can cut it into a Mohawk. Thoughts?
I don't know the reason why but mid length hair to me doesn't look good on me , the length between long and short ...I feel like it should either be short or long, btw I think with Stellas features she looks amazing in every style 💗
I have the same struggle. I always hate the mid lengths when I'm growing out my hair from a short cut, and I'm usually not happy until it's long again.
You might not think that it looks good, but it's really low maintenance. Short hair
needs daily styling, regularly haircuts and cannot be worn up. Long hair, however, is a pain to wash, dry and detangle. You can wear mid-length hair up if you need to, you can go longer between cuts than with short hair and it's much easier to maintain in terms of washing, drying and dealing with tangles than long hair. So I'll keep rocking that "awkward" "boring" mid-length hair.
These videos are so cool! Haha you’ve really tried tried everything so it’s interesting
I love the jellyfish bob cut. I wish I could try it, but my hair isn’t thick enough. It’s too fine and thin. Thicker hair seems to have much more style opportunities. Am I wrong?
As someone with rather thick hair a short layered bob is a really good look for me, I find if I leave it straight and not layered my hair swallows my face
I have Thick bangs too and I have grown them out and had see through bangs too but I never felt like myself. I now have my thick bangs back and idc what anyone says cause I love them and they are apart of what makes me, ME! I don't really need to do much to them in terms of styling I only trim it when it starts to get too long and I also wash them whenever they start to look greasy. I'm half Asian with quite a small face so thick bangs really work for me and i look younger with them! My family and friends also prefer me with bangs so I will always have them!💖
Thank you so much for this vid Stella, super informative and honestly really useful if you're considering a look change and it may take a while for your hair to grow out if you didn't like it.
For me personally, I always used to have really long hair, I cut it into a medium length bob and loved it, and went even shorter and loved it too. It grew out during covid, and when hair salons opened, I decided to try short length but with layers, since my hair is straight and I wanted some movement. Worst. Decision. Ever. I actually cried about it, it aged me so much and the layers poked outwards and looked a bit like a mop. Took almost a year tor it to grow out, and it was so inconvenient for sport and studying because the layers were too short to be tied back. It was really crazy to realise how much an unflattering hairstyle can knock your confidence, so cannot thank you enough for putting this video out!
I hope we're also getting a 5 best hairstyles video. I've grown out my hair a little and would love some inspiration before making a rash decision
I would love to make one!
I have a sharp line bangs and I love them. Simply because I finally learned how to cut it so it won't grow into my eyes and when I get fed up with the style, I simply swipe them to the side and incorporate them into the rest of my hair. Having wavy hair helps with that as the starnds that stick out... well, they don't stick out that much, I have crazy hair either way
Great stuff Stella! Great to see you back in your element again!
I have thick dark hair and it’s so hard to maintain when it’s longer (just has a mind of it’s own and it’s too thick to work with). Plus it traps in heat so badly. I wish I could have longer hair but it’s impractical for me. I’ve had a pixie for years and works but I hate the social views over it and the constant judgement for having short hair. 😢
I have quite fine hair and no matter what I've tried I've always ended up feeling insecure about how fine it is. I tried long layers and lived most of my life with incredibly long hair, then about a year ago I cut it up to my shoulders. While I did feel slightly better, as soon as I got used to it I just went back to feeling insecure. I've been thinking about getting my hair buzzed so it's the shorter standing-up look since I don't think my hair thickness would be as much of an issue then, but I'm not sure if it's the right move.
Hmm idk if you already looked in to the curly girl method? Not that you have to have curly hair. But it is all about finding what works for your hair. I don't have curls, but went from super frizy thin hair to super thick shiny hair. Look up hair porosity stuf like that. And if you really have super thin hair maybe talk with your docter to see if it just your hair or maybe there is more to it!
Thank you so much for sharing your experience and thoughts!!🙏❤️ It helps a lot!! 😊👍
For some reason sharp fringe is not so hard to grow out on my fine hair, idk I just split it in parts and it goes seamlessly. I think it’s because my hair is thin, and light idk
As a 3A type curly girl I would LOVE to have a chin one length bob but I like the look only for straight hair - mine have to have layers to not look like a triangle, so this straight hairstyle is never gonna be sth for me 🥲 And if I cut it straight as the short bob, it would curl up eventually and it would be damn too short - and I like my hair curly more.
But! For the longest time I was trying to grow my hair super long - never happened, it was just always dead af at the ends and it went nowhere, I just looked like a witch from swamp imo - finally I gave in, chopped it in a layered bob with gradual fringe at the side (I only wear my hair with part on side) and oh boy I love that. I never felt more sophisticated and adult and strong, even though I thought long hair would do this to me. I decided to let the fringe grow out eventually, because, as you said, it is annoying and demanding. Glad I tried it though.
I would love to see this kind of video with the cuts that are most easy. Without any styling or products. So most easy to wear when airdryed naturally! I understand that this might be different for every person, but I would love to see your perspective on it!
I have N° 3 right now and I love it.. I don't agree that it is difficult to style at all
I like all of them, except the mullet, the short hair that you had with the color green. I would have loved to see it orange.
Tbh Your current hairstyle is mesmerising
I rarely go to hair dresser but follow lots of YT tutorials on doing it myself, and seeing my hair is healthy and grows quick enough ... this video is quite helpful coz maintenance is something i super care for coz im quite lazy
Just wanted to say you left me mindnumbed with each of them , Queen, your haircolors, make up , beauty, everything on top 💙💙💙💙
I had a short layered bob, and it was one of my favorites. My hair is very thin and without layers it looks dreadful. Yes, it does need a lot of styling, but once you're at the point where it becomes a routine, you will adore your hair every time you look at the mirror.
Can we have a video on how you styled this wig!!!
The no 1 is very difficulty for wavy hair. I didn't have this haircut but a friend had it and it didn't wanted to sit styled, it would always go the direction it wanted, not that there's something wrong w/ it, but if u want to achieve an elegant feminine style and your hair's wavy, trust me, it will be really difficult.
I actually liked the split dye coloring and hairstyle :)
I had all of these and 100% agree.
Now, can you do the 5 best/low maintenance pleas ? ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Girl I LOVE that blue wig on you 🔥🔥🔥adore the style 💖
I tried doing a pixie cut with the sides cut really short. The first day I washed it it looked horrible and I decided just to grow my hair back out again. It took a year for my hair to grow back to a chin length bob which is much easier to style.
I have a ton of hair (wavy-straight) and an elongated face. I got my first straight cut bob about 6 years ago and it's the absolute best look on me: it gives me volume with 0 maintenance, it can be grown out for years without a big style difference, it can be just blow dried with 0 effort or styiling and it cancels my elongated face. It works so so well for me I'd reccomend anyone with similar hair type/needs to try it!!
The straight Bob cut for the win!
Number 5 made me laugh a lot because I've had full bangs my whole life.
Me too!
How and why aren't we talking about the asymmetrical bob?? Is it just a personal opinion or do people actually love it?
I like to cut my hair short,kind of the last haircut what she talked about,but I little bit doubting..My hair by itself very very heavy,and in the summer I just constantly sweating under hair,so I just think that will solve the problem,but I also like to wearing dress and all soft style,so Idk.
I've had all these cuts (except the mid-length layered) and have to disagree with most of what you said, well, most. I agree about the heavy bang. I didn't like it because it grew out too fast and ended up in my eyes and annoyed me. However, I didn't have a hard time growing it out as I just pushed it back into the rest of my hair and sported a no-bang look.
I didn't like the bob with layers because my hair at the back has a tendency to flip up on one side and under on the other. I found this meant more work than I wanted. I also didn't like how structured the overall shape was as I prefer a bit of a wild look.
The boyish cut was fine but a bit too short so I grew it out.
I currently have a shoulder length shag (sorta like the mullet) and I love this cut. I keep coming back to this cut every time I try something different or new. I don't mind the product and I find it easy to style and it goes with my wild hair aesthetic. That being said, I have a lot of straight, fine hair and you do have to style this cut or it looks really awful. Also why I have an amazing collection of hats 😁 for those days that I just can't be bothered.
Currently, my hair is shoulder length, with big bold chunks of dark purple and black (though really dark brown - I did watch your video on colour), and ... well, there were bangs but they're not anymore - lol. I think everyone has to find a cut that works for them as far as aesthetic, styling time, salon maintenance, etc. I know some folks have a real anxiety about cutting or 'screwing up' their hair. My sister is like that. ...but I just think it's hair and if need be I can cut it, or it will grow out, or I can dye it, or whatever. That's why hair is fun.
I’m living for my full straight across fringe but I have curly hair and I embrace the curly bang. I look dumb if they’re straightened haha
AT the moment i have a mullet that looks like your mullet at the time and i wear alt clothes so it's okay, but in the morning its very messy
Never mind the cuts, I absolutely LOVE that blue-purple color you're wearing in the opening shot!
I just recently got a sharp full fringe because I have a large forehead and whenever I tied my hair back, I felt like I looked like an egg.
So I got it, and I feel much more confident with it, my hair is also just straight along the bottom as well- That's just my style, even if nobody else finds me attractive for it, I feel confident and happy with it and I don't need to fit the modern standards for beauty. :)
I remember when I first got a fringe, eventually I didn't want it (I was a kid, my mother made me get it but then I asked to grow it out so she let me) so yeah, I let it grow out and because my hair grows fast, I kept getting my hair trimmed and then got some layers and eventually I had long hair (to my stomach) with layers and you couldn't even tell I used to have a fringe. :)
and I just got the fringe again about 5 weeks ago, and I'm really happy with it because I feel prettier.
Sorry for the long paragraph, just wanted to say my experience with it.
In the endless journey of trying to grow my bangs but then cutting it again… ever since 2016!
My favorite haircut ever on me (straight with some minor waves 1c, fine but high density) is the layered bob. Soft short waves make the slight a line shape as casual as you want, a bit of product makes it very voluminous, or straightened is very sleek. And the a line shape is face framing and can be as severe or soft as you want depending on how high the layers in the back are. Side part with a nice clip and I’m ready for anything.
Ho my!!! why haven't I watched this before going to the hairdresser... I made the mistake to ask for a light long sided fringe and layers (on my long hair). I was "envisioning" a butterfly haircut on long hair but... the hairdresser cut very short layers (starting above the ears); and I ended up asking her to cut my hair shoulder lenght to improve the awful look of this haircut as I have fine hair. I also wanted a very light long sided fringe and she cut a very heavy one. I'm now looking really childish and lack inspiration to find the right haircut fix. I have the fringe + mid length layered haircut problem 😔. Any recommendations to fix them both ?
I think the mid-lenght layers really depend on how you style it, my hair is somewhat past mid-length and I gave myself a butterfly cut after a long time with a same length haircut, the layers really made my hair pop, both when I weat it air dryed with its very loose waves and when I give it a blowout (specially if it's bouncy and voluminous. Although, I agree that it doesn't look that good when I flat iron it, so I'd recommend to style it either with a brush and a blow-dryer or let it air dry
I had each and every one of these hair cuts….and now I have the medium blunt cut…no wonder I keep hating my hair!!