#1: Dark Cherry Red Shaggy Wolf Cut
A dark cherry red shaggy wolf cut with fringe. Natural dark root balances red through the mids and ends making this cut a perfect fall shade without looking too vibrant. There are a lot of layers in this style, making it disconnected, so make sure to show your stylists lots of reference photos. It’s also essential to know that this color needs a color depositing conditioner between salon visits to stop the red from becoming noticeable.
#2: Medium Brown Wavy Layered Cut With Curtain Bangs
A medium brown mid-length layered cut with curtain bangs would be a great option. The layers on this style come down around the chin and are longer and less dramatic than a shag. This would be great for someone who is not set on a really chopped up style. This is great for hair that has been straightened and waved with an iron and for hair that is naturally wavy. This style needs to be cut every eight weeks and bangs would need to be cut every four.
#3: Dark-Rooted Golden Blonde Shoulder Waves
Dark rooted, blended shoulder length waves. The style is achieved by curling sections in an alternating pattern with a 1 inch curling wand, brushing through each curled section to break up the pattern. The root shadow is a nice sweet spot for color in between darker shades like brunette and light blonde. It’s better for all over blonde and less touch ups than a dark root. It is also flattering for fine to medium density hair because wavy styles are more volumizing.
#4: Dark Black Waist-Length Waves With Middle Part
Dark black hair styled to be waist length with a center part. The waves are large and slow, created intentionally with either overnight braids or a curling iron. The waves are meant to be inconsistent and a little messy. It is also a good style for a lot of thick, dense hair because it does not get too stringy. Be sure to straighten your hair before styling for a nice, straight center part.
#5: Low Twisted Chignon With Volume at the Crown
A loose low bun with a lot of volume from the crown on light brown hair. The hair is swept to the side with some height left on top. It is then brought to the back and twisted and tucked behind the neck. This one would be best for medium to thick hair that has enough length to wrap around the bun without falling loose. It is placed at a level where a turtleneck or high collar would hit, so the neckline should be taken into consideration.
#6: Smooth High Knot Bun on Straight Hair
A neat bun that’s perfect for medium brown hair. The hair is all pulled tight and packed to the crown and then formed in a neat knot. This style is harder to do on your own, so having someone help OR setting up a mirror would be helpful. We smoothed the hair at the nape to keep this knot tight and looking polished. A strong hold edge control gel (edge gel link above) is going to be your best friend to keep the hair flat and neat.
#7: Brunette Twisted Low Bun With Loose Tendrils
A bun with a twist. This bun is elevated because of the loose pieces leading up to the ear. There are two twisted sections pinned together at the back. The relaxed pieces at the front keep this style from appearing too red carpet ready. Optimal length range for this style is at shoulder length and longer. The texture and hold of the hair forward helps to give the style hold throughout the day.
#8: Dark Brown Curled Ponytail With Loose Face Pieces
A dark brown ponytail with a curled mid-height, face-framing tendrils. The new ponytail is held slightly lower than the last ponytail and completely changes the style. The tendrils should be curled with a small iron then left to hang out before the pony is put in. This hairstyle is best for medium to think hair and holds up well alongside a chunky knit collar.
#9: Polished High Ponytail With Curled Ends
High, polished, brown ponytail. Natural second or third day hair works best for this look! The natural hair oils help with smoothing the ponytail base. The rest of the hair is curled with a medium barrel iron for a structured wave. Curl the hair and let it fall to the side as a wave. Add flyaways to the hairline to add volume, if needed.
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#10: Jet Black Long Layered Curled Blowout
A long layered Jet Black hair style with defined curls throughout. To curl your hair, you’ll want to use a large curling iron to get a big curly pattern, and allow it to cool before you brush it out. Because of how the height of the curls on this particular style, you will want between the thickness of medium and thick hair. If your hair is on the fine side, some clip in hair extensions added at the crown and sides can give this volume without losing your curls throughout the day.
#11: Warm Copper Long Butterfly Layers
A warm copper long butterfly layered cut with face-framing curtain bangs. This style has one length that stops at the shoulders, and the face frame is the shortest. This is perfect for straight, thick hair that needs some shaping because there won’t be too much weight loss from the ends. The copper tone has a lot of warmth and will be perfect with gloss between color appointments. This will keep the copper bright instead of dull.
#12: Auburn Chestnut Long Layers With Side Part
An auburn chestnut long, layered haircut with a heavy side part and flipped ends. Face-framing layers are below the chin and blend smoothly into the length of the hair with no layers. This color is warm chestnut, which reflects light well and looks great on thick hair. The outward flip on the ends is achieved by using a large round brush and blow dryer with a concentrator nozzle.
#13: Rich Chocolate Blowout With Barrel Curled Ends
A rich chocolate brown layered long blow out with curled ends. These barrel curls are used with a large barrel iron and lightly brushed to connect/align curls. This curve is bouncy and best used on thick to very thick hair. It is an occasional style, but can be worn daily with some flexible hold hairspray .
#14: Warm-Toned Rooted Blonde Textured Lob
A hexagonal honey hue blonde lob with textured collars length. I personally help piece together the waves with my hand, walking away from a traditional done style. This works best with a 1.25 inch iron and for medium to thick heavy hair because this style allows the heavy weight to sit somewhere inside. Ask for long, thin invisible layers rather than choppy back layers to avoid stacking your hair too much in the back.
#15: Dark Brown Layered Shag With Full Bangs
Dark Brown Past-Shoulder Layered Shag with Fringe Bangs. Layers frame the cheekbones. The top layer gets shorter and brings more shape to the rest of the cut. This cut is perfect to manage thick, wavy hair. Bangs are straight but have enough layers at the end that they don’t stick straight out. This brings shape to the cut while adding volume.
#16: Brunette Wavy Shoulder Cut With Curtain Fringe
A natural-brown brunette shoulder-length cut with a grown-in curtain fringe. I’ve let the fringe go slightly longer to create a softer, more face-framing look rather than a harsh bang. This is a great style for people with texture like waves because this cut actually requires very minimal styling. All you need is some dry, lightweight hair oil on the ends to control frizz without having to weigh your hair down. This would be especially beneficial because the weather is getting drier.
#17: Dark Brown Textured Shag With Choppy Bangs
A textured shag with choppy bangs in a dark brown that looks great with wavy or slightly curly texture and a thicker density of hair. There is plenty of internal layering and the hair ends are point-cut. Big movement is created with the style, and it balances not looking too sauced. It should all need even less styling than typical.
The bangs will need to be trimmed every three to four weeks. Even less than that would leave the hair falling in your face.
#18: Light Brown Feathered Short Shag
A light brown feathered neck-length short shag with side-swept fringe. Graduated layers from the crown down with outward flipped ends create that windblown look. This cut is great for people who want to air dry hands free. This style looks best on fine to medium hair types. Thicker hair can appear too busy without expert razoring, so it’s more a fine to medium hair style.
#19: Chocolate Brown Wavy Collarbone Lob
Chocolate brown long bob with a wavy collarbone length, one length cut, with minimal styling layers. Most of the texture is added by a curling iron with this style. This cut works best with medium textured hair that needs little help with movement. The charm of this cut is the low maintenance grow out and the fact that it looks clean for many months.
#20: Warm Blonde Wavy Bob With Wispy Bangs
Warm strawberry blonde wavy bob. This bob features thin fringe which is designed to straighten wispy hair. This is an excellent style for fine hair, especially as it grows out. It has a touch of natural wavy hair, and the style really grows with you. Keep the fringe long so that it grows out with your bangs. This is a great low maintenance style.
#21: Ash Brown Shoulder-Length Curtain Layer Cut
A brown, shoulder-length layered curtain cut with face framing. The layers are centered and the ends curl away from the face, which helps create an opening as you look down your cheekbone. The layering of this cut works best for medium to thick hair with a good amount of natural wave. The color of this cut appears to be on the cooler side. Because the color is on the cooler side, it will most likely need and benefit from a regular use of either a purple shampoo or a color toning product to prevent the cut from looking brassy.
#22: Honey Blonde Voluminous Retro Bob
A voluminous honey blonde chin length bob. This retro bob relies heavily on the volume at the crown and the way the ends are rolled under. This bob requires a styling brush to shape this look at the crown. Bring this photo to your stylist along with your honesty on how much time you are willing to spend on your hair in the morning. The straight to wavy hair texture will find this style easiest to achieve out of all hair types.
#23: Dark Brunette Layered Lob With Side Sweep
A brunette lob with a side-sweep that allows hair movement without the hassle of looking super thin. The layers drop around chin length coming toward the collarbone. This cut is perfect for people with thick hair. This cut fixes the triangle-shaped problem that happens with hair when it’s all one length. All you need is a round brush and some tension for a blowout, and you are good to go.
#24: Black Side-Swept Jaw-Length Bob
This hairstyle is black and side-parted with a little bit of a bob. The back has some graduation which helps hold the front pieces better. The splayed out front pieces help frame the face. This bob is effortless to maintain. Because of the texture, this style grips best on hair that is straight to slightly wavy and has some density. This is maintained with regular trim line every six weeks or so.
#25: Brunette Chin-Length Vintage Flip Bob
A warm brown chin-length bob with vintage ends. This is a round brush blowout, where the natural curl is directed away from the face. This gives the hair an old Hollywood-like quality. It holds better on hair that is a bit more voluminous. Fine-haired folks can still rock it but would need to add volumizing mousse at the roots prior to styling.
