I like the back and think it will suit you. I would lighten the fringe though, just a little, as I think it would hide your face and you have lovely bone structure (and a pretty face) so it would be a shame to hide it.
I like the back and think it will suit you. I would lighten the fringe though, just a little, as I think it would hide your face and you have lovely bone structure (and a pretty face) so it would be a shame to hide it.
I like it. I wonder though, how much effort and product to get her hair to have that volume and then it would depend on your hair thickness . Otherwise I think it would look nice.
Personally, I don't like haircuts that are short one side, longer the other, it just doesn't look right to me.
But, it's your hair, your decision, if you like it, go for it![]()
I think a fringe would suit you really well - the longer side fringe is a great option because if you don't like it, it's not long to get it back to what you like.
Aw thanks
Thanks for the thoughts guys. Kazzo, I reckon the thickness/texture would be alright with my hair - it takes a bit of work to flatten it out and it's pretty thick, so I reckon I could work pretty well with it.
Jaycee, you reminded me, I was wondering if this might be considered too 'out there' for my job? I work in a bank, looking after rural customers and it's a little bit corporate.
Do you think it will take extra time to do?
I think it's nice but personally wouldn't do it myself. If it were me I'd be thinking if it didn't end up suiting me would I be happy to cut the long side off to be the same as the short side to grow out?
Good luck with your choice. Sorry I'm not much help.
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I like the cut and think it would suit you but I personally think the sides are too different in length. I would shorten the longer side. I think it would be fine for a corporate situation with your hair colour.
As long as you're not dying your hair pink along with the do I think it would be ok for corporate![]()
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