Layers are a great way to add movement and dimension to your hair. If you have thick hair, they’re even better! Layers can be added any haircut but they are especially good for adding volume, length and texture to your locks.

Balayage

Balayage is a freehand painting technique that was originally used to create natural-looking highlights on hair. As it’s become more popular, balayage has become synonymous with sun-kissed locks–and it’s not hard to see why. We’ll admit that the look can be a bit daunting if you’re new to coloring your own hair (it does require some skill), but there are plenty of ways to get this style without leaving home.

If you want to try out balayage at home, try using a highlighting kit like Olia by L’Oreal Paris in Lightener with 10 Volumes Developer ($9) or John Frieda Precision Foam Color Hair Color Kit ($18). To learn how to use them safely and effectively, watch videos like this one from YouTube channel Beauty Bliss!

Blonde Highlights

Blonde highlights are a great way to add dimension to your hair. If you’re looking for a way to change up your look, blonde highlights can be used as a balayage effect or faux bob.

Balayage: Balayage is a French word that means “to sweep.” This technique uses longer strokes of color in order to create an ombre effect on the ends of your hair. The result is soft gradations of color throughout the entire length of the lock with no harsh lines or obvious roots (which makes it easier if you have dark roots). The process involves painting sections of wet strands with semi-permanent dyes mixed with developer solution, then blow drying and finishing off with heat tools like flat irons or curling irons–all while keeping track of where these sections begin so they don’t overlap too much when styling them later on!

Faux Bob: A faux bob is basically just long layers cut into short ones; instead of getting all one length like most bobs do though these will vary slightly which gives them more movement than usual bobs tend have since they’re usually cut pretty short at all times due to their uniformity

Bold Colors

Bold colors are a great way to express yourself, and they can look amazing in short hair. There are many different shades of bold color, so you can choose one that matches your personality and style. The best part about bold colors is that they’re usually very easy to maintain!

Pixie Cuts with Curls

A pixie cut is a short hairstyle with the hair cropped close to the head. It can be worn with or without bangs, and it’s popular for women with fine hair.

A pixie cut has been around since the 1930s, but it was popularized by actress Jean Seberg in 1959 when she played a French student who wore her hair short in Breathless (À bout de souffle). The look became even more famous when Mia Farrow wore hers in Rosemary’s Baby and Twiggy wore hers on her runways as well as off them during her modeling days.

Bob with Bangs

Bangs are a great way to hide your forehead and make you look younger. They can also be styled in many ways: swept to the side, pinned back or down over one eye. Bangs are a great alternative to bangs if you don’t want them all the time but still want that youthful edge!

Choppy Lob Neck Length Cut

If you want to go for a short haircut but don’t want to cut all of your hair off, then this is the style for you. Chop off the ends of your hair and keep the length around the nape of your neck. Use a razor or scissors to trim away any extra strands at an angle so they fall away from face (and not into it). The final look should be long enough that it covers your ears and frames your face nicely while still being easy enough to manage on busy mornings!

Curly Bob with Bangs

If you love a short, curly bob but want to add some interest to your look, bangs are the way to go. Bangs can be styled straight or wavy (like these) and they’re flattering for all face types–a good option if you’re unsure how your face shape will look with bangs. The key is not to make them too long or too heavy on either side of your face; keep them cut blunt at the sides and leave enough room in between so that they don’t appear overpowering when styling them upwards towards the middle of the forehead area.

If you have fine hair like me then it’s best not use too many products when styling our locks as this tends make things even worse than before! Instead I opt for something simple like this: – Apply heat protectant product onto damp strands before blow drying

A-Line Bob with Face Framing Curls and Layers for Thick Hair

If you have thick hair and want to try a bob, this is the style for you. The bangs are long and layered and blend seamlessly into the rest of your hair. The long bobs are flattering on all face shapes while still giving off an edgy vibe.

The face framing curls add just enough softness to balance out this look!

Long Bob with Subtle Highlights and One-Way Side Parted Waves.

If you’re looking for a new style that’s edgy, but still keeps your hair long and feminine, this bob is the perfect fit. The haircut is layered in the back and front with subtle highlights throughout. A one-way part adds some definition to the waves while keeping them natural looking.

You can get cool short hair by trying out these trends

If you’re looking to try out a new hairstyle, then these 16x trending short haircuts are sure to inspire. From the classic blonde bob and the gorgeous balayage ombre, these hairstyles are sure to give you all the inspo you need!

Here’s our list of 16x New Trendy Short Hair Creations:

Conclusion

I hope you’ve enjoyed reading about these short hair styles and have gotten some inspiration for your next cut. If you’re looking for a place to start, I would recommend checking out the balayage style featured in this article. It’s a subtle color treatment that will give your locks an edgy new look without being too drastic or risky. The best part is that there are so many different variations on this theme–you can go with blonde highlights or brunette ones depending on what suits your personality best!