Saturday 3 September 2016

5 Easy-to-Maintain Short Hairstyles

You’ve heard about the infamous “Mom Cut.” But there’s nothing cliché about going short for style’s sake. Bonus points, of course, for the fact that a short ‘do makes getting ready a simpler, quicker process. Goodness knows you’ll take any extra minutes you can in the morning. Bottom line: Short hair isn’t always about falling prey to some sort of mom underworld where dowdy is the preferred look and simply trying falls by the wayside. If anything, these short styles make life easier in multiple ways—they’re chic, effortless, and classic all at once. Here, five short hairstyles that may even tempt you to chop off those long locks. SIDE BRAID
A style like this is a chic reminder that a little creativity goes a long way. Instead of simply tucking your hair behind your ear, add a small braid along the side—and don’t be afraid to show off a bold earring! Image credit and full tutorial: Brit + Co. GENTLE WAVES
A large barrel curling iron will help you achieve this ethereal look that’s punctuated by light, airy waves. This is such a soft, effortless style that you won’t even need much product—a spritz of light hold hairspray will lock it in without any stickiness. Image credit: Instagram/@caitfin HALF BUN
Maybe you’re in that awkward growing out stage—your hair is still short, but long enough to play with a bit more. Enter the half bun, which is purely playful, great for errand runs, and a little more pulled together than a ponytail. HALF UP
Bobby pins and volume are all you need to achieve this charming style that evokes a hint of retro appeal, yet also offers a fresh approach to the usual half up/half down hairstyle. Feel free to dress it up with a sparkling clip. HEADBAND BRAID
Forget the actual accessories—you have everything you need right there. This is a great way to conceal growing-out bangs or give your short hair a refreshed look. Begin on one side and plait your braid to the other, finishing behind your ear. Image credit: Instagram/@shorthairphotos

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