Hair Length Guide: What Is Your Hair Length?: body wave hair length chart
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If you are one of the many women out there who love to spend time on your appearance, or just feel the need to freshen up your look from time to time, maybe it’s time to consider a new hair cut and style. Trying out a new haircut can do wonders for your self-esteem and confidence level. A recent study found that hairstyles also play an important role when it comes to first impressions, especially in job interviews and professional settings. There are so many things you need to know about hair length before deciding on which hairstyle or haircut is right for you. In this article we will walk you through everything you need to know about hair length, its pros and cons, and which hairstyles would work best for your face shape, natural hair thickness, and overall personality.
What is Hair Length?
Hair length is the distance from the scalp to the ends of your hair. The most commonly used unit of measurement is a centimeter, although inches are sometimes used as well. Hair lengths can be measured in many ways, including absolute length, relative to your head (for example, shoulder-length), or as a percentage of another person’s hair length (for example, long hair).
Choosing the Right Hairstyle for Your Hair Length
The first step to choosing the right hairstyle for your hair length is determining what you want to accomplish with your new haircut. Are you looking to make a style statement? Is it a reaction to your previous cut, or are you just looking for something new and different? Once you’ve determined what you want your hairstyle to do for you, take a look at the pros and cons of different lengths. The most common lengths are short, medium-length, and long. Short can serve as a style statement or a way to freshen up your look if it’s been awhile since that last trim. Medium-length is usually considered long enough for those who have difficulty styling their hair in an updo. Longer cuts are perfect for those who have thick hair that looks best when worn down or styled into multiple layers. Once you’ve determined which length is best for you, it’s time to decide on the type of cut that will work best with that length. Choosing between layers or bangs can be tricky but there are some factors to consider before making this decision: -Your natural hair thickness -The shape of your face -Your personality
Long Hair vs. Short Hair
So what are the advantages and disadvantages of long hair? Long hair provides a variety of styling options and can be styled in many ways. The downside is that it takes more time to wash, dry, and style, which means you have more steps to complete. If you’re someone who doesn’t want to spend a lot of time on your hair or doesn’t have enough time in the morning, then short hair may be better suited for you. Short hairstyles will require less product to maintain as well. Ultimately, the decision comes down to your personal preferences and needs. Ask yourself why you’re considering changing your haircut. If you’re looking for a change because your hair is damaged or dry, go with short hair; if it’s just because you want a new look or feel like something different, go with long hair!
Shaggy Hair vs. Mid-Length Hair
Mid-length hair is a great length for those who are looking for a style that is easy to maintain and quick to style. It’s also perfect for those with thick, curly, or wavy hair who need to add volume to their hair. The mid-length cut won’t take as much time to style in the morning as longer cuts would. Shaggy hairstyles are longer than mid-length hairstyles but shorter than long hair styles. Shaggy haircuts can have many different variations depending on your natural hair texture and desired look. This haircut is perfect when you want something low maintenance and easy to style, but still want it longer than a short cut.
Medium Hairstyles
: If you have medium-length hair, then there are many different hairstyles that might work for you. The first thing to consider is your hair type. For example, if you have thick, curly hair, it’s a good idea to opt for sleek, straight styles such as a bob or a lob. If your hair is fine and thin, then you might want to try out voluptuous curls and waves with some choppy layers. The only downside to these hairstyles is that they take more time in the morning and will require more styling products throughout the day. If you’re looking for a low-maintenance style, then blunt cuts are ideal for medium length hair (just below chin level). They work well with every face shape and can be styled in different ways throughout the week to give yourself a fresh new look without much effort. These styles can easily transition from day to night by adding some color or just by changing up your makeup routine. One downside of this hairstyle is that it won’t last as long between haircuts because of its versatility.
Bob Cut
A bob cut is a popular haircut for women that is short in the back and long in on the sides. Bob cuts are becoming increasingly more popular as they are fairly low maintenance, require little styling, and can be flattering to many different face shapes.
Bottom Line
There are many different factors you should consider before deciding on what hairstyles would work best for your hair length. You will want to think about how much time and effort you want to put into your hair, the frequency of which you want to wash and style your hair, how often you plan on cutting it (every six months or once a year), the upkeep level, and what would look best with your face shape and personality.
