What a super cute short and sassy boy cut.
The variations of color really brings depth to this style. She has golden blonde, light brown, and few chunks of medium brown. All the strands are brushed forward and then swooped to one side over the forehead. Lots of layers helps the pieces fall into place and make finger combing easy.
Anna is sporting a short bob that is perfect for someone with straight fine hair.
Her hair is parted on the side and her bangs are the same length as the rest of her style which is about ear level. Her color is blonde with highlights and lowlights. Strong hold hairspray holds everything in place and keeps the bangs from falling forward. It can be difficult for women with thin hair to find a good style and this one is certainly worth consideration. She has a long and fairly narrow face so the length of her style brings the eye out horizontally while one looks at her.
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Here we have two ladies from the 1930's sitting on a dock with a dog and what a charming example of the hair and fashions for older ladies of that era.
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Here's a style wave for ya if you want something a little edgy with a twist of 80's with currently trendy.
Let's start with the hairdo which is pulled back into a single braid that sits at the top of the crown. It sits high on the head and dangles down the back like a ponytail. All strands are pulled straight back for a slicked back appearance. The braid itself is narrow rather than bushy. You can tell this model has relatively fine hair and the end of the braid is quite thin.
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Authentic photograph from 1979 of a young lady with a typical feathered hairstyle from that time period.
Hair is shoulder length. Bangs are relatively short and textured with layers that allow the "feathered" effect. They are rolled under with a curling iron and then brushed to the side. The sides are curled toward the back and gently directed toward the back with a brush. Only light hold hairspray was used if at all as this was before the days of the 80's when shellac-like spray was used to create a monument that didn't move. These styles were made to give the look of movement. The strands were cut in a way that they could basically fall into place.
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