Three best hairstyles for short woman to look expensive and elegant. Photo
It seems that hairstyle has nothing to do with height. However, it is the length that affects the correct proportions.
Stylists advise petite girls to refrain from lush styles, such as curls or layered haircuts. The more volume, the larger will be the head compared to the figure. OBOZREVATEL made a list of hairstyles that are suitable for women below 160 centimeters.
- Straight cut
A smooth cut evens out the proportions.
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A straight cut without layering or texture gives visual density to fine hair, but it doesn't make your head look bigger. Socialite Kourtney Kardashian, who is 155 centimeters tall, never does voluminous hairstyles. Her hair is always flat: either long strands or an Italian-style bob.
The bob has many styling options, looks good and doesn't require spending a lot of time in front of the mirror.
- Pixie
Scarlett Johansson loves pixie
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Short haircuts are most suitable for short women. However, girls with a round face should be careful, as pixie can give an extra roundness. This style opens the neck, thereby elongating the silhouette.
Actress Scarlett Johansson loves short haircuts, she has never let go of her long hair. The star's height is 160 centimeters and her favourite hairstyle is considered pixie.
- High ponytail
Ariana Grande loves high ponytails
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The owners of long hair are recommended to weave a ponytail. This will help to balance the growth and length of curls. Heels are not worn daily so hair can help fix the proportions of the body.
Singer Ariana Grande is the popularizer of the ponytail. Her height is 153 centimeters. The star ties it very high.
Earlier OBOZREVATEL wrote about the five best haircut ideas for fall. These hairstyles are called hairstyles of "rich girls".
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