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Short hair cuts are making a come back

Short is IN.

Imani coaxum

Jul 11, 2016

SUNY Brockport

SHORT is in!

I've been obsessed with short hair cuts for some time, but now they seem to be making a full trend. Girls with all kinds of hair textures are chopping off their long locks of hair for chic short cuts. It won't look exactly like the celeb styles you see in magazines, but if you add your own flare to it, you won't regret it.

Its a great way to bring in the summer. With temperatures rising, a nice pixie cut would serve justice. It's edgy and chic. Pixie cuts can be styled in so many ways; long bangs, asymmetrical, shaved sides, you name it. Get funky with this cut and jazz it up to your liking.

Feeling bored with your cut? Add some color to your hair, rinses or dyes, a lovely pop of color is a great way to revive an outgrown hair cut. If you want to go for a dye job, go to your local salon, or if you're feeling crafty, do it at home. I'd recommend using brands like manic panic or Revlon. A tip of advice would be to be careful if you plan on bleaching your hair to get a lighter color, and to purchase shampoos and conditioners that are color safe.

Feeling bold? Chop it all off, it's just hair, right? Be daring and reach for your razor or go to your local barber shop with an image of your desired cut and I promise you'll be satisfied with the finishing result.

For those who feel like short hair cuts are actually not for them, let your hair grow out. Remember it takes tons of courage to chop your hair off. A quick tip of advice from me would be to cut your hair as soon as possible. When you get the urge to chop it all off, go for it.

Good Luck!

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