It is so playful that there are a bunch of cool ways you can style it. Whether it's for work, a casual meeting or a party, you can definitely create some eye-catching looks with short hair
1. The Easy Twist Hairdo
What YouNeed
Hair pins
Texturizing spray
Comb
Elastic band
What To Do
Detangle your hair with a comb.
Spritz on some texturizing spray.
Part your hair down the middle.
Pick up a 3-inch section of hair from one side and comb it neatly.
Twist the hair and pin it up at the back.
Repeat the same on the other side.
Tie both the twists together with an elastic band.
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2. Short Curls
What You Need
Sectioning clips
Comb
Hairspray
Curling iron
What To Do
Detangle your hair with a comb.
Clip up the top section of your hair.
Curl the bottom half of your hair in sections. Keep each section in the curling iron for about 6 seconds before you unclip it.
Don’t touch your hair until it has cooled down.
Unclip the top section and curl only the ends.
Spritz on more hairspray to secure the curls in place.
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3. Half Up Party Lob
What You Need
Curling iron
Hair pins
Rat-tailed comb
Hairspray
What To Do
Detangle your hair with a comb.
Curl your hair.
Tease down the hair at the crown of your head. This teasing will give it a bouffant look.
Pick up hair from both sides and twist them once at the back of your head. Pin this twist from below at the back of your head.
Allow your bangs to fall freely.
Spritz on some hairspray to finish off the look.
4. The Simple Side Braid
What You Need
Hair pins
Elastic bands
Comb
What To Do
This hairdo is perfect if you have two-day unwashed hair and the front section of your hair is always greasier than the rest of your hair. Comb your hair to detangle it.
Leaving a section of hair in the front, tie up the rest of your hair.
Braid this section of hair in a side Dutch braid.
Braid it till the end and then secure it with an elastic band.
Pancake the braid by tugging it apart to make it look voluminous.
Using hair pins, pin the braid to the side of your head
5. French Braid With A Top Knot
What You Need
Elastic bands
Comb
What To Do
Detangle your hair with a comb. Pick up some hair from the front.
Begin weaving this section of hair in a braid.
As you would in a Dutch braid, keep adding hair to the side sections of the braid with each stitch.
Braid your hair until you reach the crown of your head.
Using an elastic band, secure the braid.
While tying the elastic band, don’t pass your hair completely through the band at the last twist. This will create a fold that looks like a bun.
