Author: Emma Carter

This very light blonde with strawberry blonde lowlights is so flattering and feminine, making you feel youthful and fresh.

Straight-back is a great way to wear this protective style. Basically, this style involves braids that go straight from the hairline to the nape of the neck, then continue down the back. It’s classic and simple, but leaves you with plenty of possibilities for styling your cornrows.

If you have flat and thin hair that desperately needs some texture and volume, the choppy bob is the haircut you should try ASAP.

To enjoy bouncy curls, you’ll need to do three things:1. Apply styling cream to your wet curls.2. Scrunch your curls.3. Diffuse your curls upside down (and get ready to receive lots of compliments).

A pixie haircut is not reserved for tomboys only. Here’s a living proof that it can be a feminine haircut, as well.

Elevate your layered hairstyle with the power of highlights: even more vibrancy, more brightness and more dimension.

The butterfly haircut isn’t reserved for those with thick hair—this versatile style works on all hair types, including thin and fine hair. Why does it work? By incorporating layers that create movement, it boosts volume and creates a fuller appearance.

For a soft and romantic look, go for the fluffy low bubble braid ponytail. Decorate it with delicate and refined accessories like these and it becomes a perfect bridal hairstyle.

This is one of the work updos that may seem like you’ve put in a lot of effort. However, don’t give up if you’re not skilled at hairstyling. The bubble braid is basically a fancier version of a standard ponytail and much easier to create than a traditional braid. Pull your hair into a slick-back ponytail, secure…

Quickly add some spice to your style with bubble braids created from your front pieces—no more than a few hair ties and five minutes needed. Customize the look by playing with the size of the bubbles, opting for funky-colored ties, or keeping it sleek with invisible ones.