The best way to spice up your pixie wet hair look is to style your bangs differently. If you want to give your look a bit of an edge, defined bangs with separated strands aka piecey bangs will do the job.

This medium curly haircut was already all bounce and volume, but the cute bangs have completed the look.

Back in the 90s, short and medium lengths have stolen the spotlight. Most famous ladies had mid-length layered hair rich in volume and bounce.

There’s something very current about matte black. It’s chic and refined, with a touch of edge, so it can suit a variety of personal styles.

If you’re hesitant about committing to bangs for the long term, a wolf cut with wispy bangs might just be the right pick for you. These are feathered, piecey bangs that are trendy now, and, most importantly, are much more low-maintenance than blunt bangs.

Expensive brunette isn’t a brand new trend, but it’s a new name for subtle highlights meant to enhance brown hair. Like nude makeup for your locks, this is an upgraded natural brunette that has an effortless but luxurious vibe. And because of its simplicity, it’s timeless and is super wearable as a signature look.

Here, the color and the cut work in tandem to create a flawless frame for the face: blended highlights and bouncy layers result in a hairstyle that’s a tailor-made stunner.

Retro baby braids are the go-to solution for adding a cute feature to your hair in a flash. Simply take the front strands, braid, and secure with tiny invisible elastics or add extra charm to your look with small decorative clips.

The effortless texture of the short fluffy shag gives it a chill grunge vibe. Apply volumizing mousse to damp hair and scrunch as it air-dries or use a diffuser for quicker styling.

If your hair has already turned gray, I’m sure this picture will motivate you to quit dying it and embrace your natural color. After all, silver is indeed the new blonde.