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Salmon pink and loose around the ends? There are no rules. Slide a sparkling tiara at the front of the style to highlight the beehive shape and add another touch of drama to your bold hairstyle. 12. Copper A gloss treatment gets you there. Photo credit: indigitalimages.com A modern-day gal’s take on a classic: no-fuss parting and easy, natural volume up top. This face-framing style flatters just about every face shape while also allowing you to include the signature volume up on top. 8. Middle-Part Half-Updo Such a cute, casual take on a classic look. Call us obsessed, but a half-updo beehive in a trending, shiny ginger hue? A showstopper. This is another example of a style that depends on messiness so don’t bother with any product to smooth out the look! 13. Bangs with Ponytail Quirky-cool. Photo credit: Dvora No one pulls off side-swept bangs like Reese Witherspoon. Side-swept bangs are God’s gift to people with a heart-shaped face. If you don’t have bangs, but desperately want them, read through the haircut process below! Here’s how you can get the perfect side-swept bangs. What You Need

Loose tendrils (plus that timeless storybook auburn shade) give a slightly Victorian take on the beehive. Use a curling iron to add a subtle curl to the loose strands, and skip the hairspray, so the waves fall naturally. 6. Sleek The longer the hair, the sharper the contrast.Once hair is cooled completely, gently pull and finger-comb the curls for a natural finish. Optional: Lightly mist hairspray all over to set. A sharp, straight high hairline base gets some ‘60s beehive flavor when pulled into a high pony, which is then teased for volume and fashioned into a bun. This style combines sleek and edgy with vintage and nostalgic with ease. 17. Uptown We love the slight curl at the ends, too. Photo credit: indigitalimages.com Take a pair of scissors and point it downwards. Open the scissors so that the hair is almost at the end. Open and close the scissors lightly as you move it down your hair, making sure to never close it fully. This will give your bangs a feathered look.

Then, every couple of days when you shave your facial hair, spend an extra few minutes trimming the hair on your head to keep yourself looking your best. The Clean Shave

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Take your look to new heights with an eye-catching mohawk and intricately braided sides. Mohican Cornrow Hairstyles The comb-over has earned itself a terrible rep over the years, but when it’s done right, it can actually be an effective and stylish way to cover up thinning hair – trust us.

A buzz cut isn’t quite as extreme as a clean shave, and it can be a really smart look if you keep it neat with regular trims. Step 4. Start the braid by crossing the left or right strand under the centre strand and then repeating with the outer strand from the other side.

This half-done style offers you the best of both worlds, allowing you to show off your length in a cool and practical way. Half Head Cornrows Get creative with your cornrows by playing with different colours and for extra style points, try this beautiful half-up, half-down bun. Tight Cornrows