Not too incredibly different from what I have now, aside from the color, although I've always wanted to be a hot ginge. Might take me in a punkier direction, which I never mind.
I love love love this and the one below it. The longer top keeps it feminine, and slightly flappery when it's not styled so Paul Mitchell-y. The only problem is that I do have very thick hair, and this cut can grow out strangely on me. We'll see.
So, so feminine, which to me is definitely important in a short cut. The only downside to supershort hair like this, is it's difficult to not look incredibly butch when you're at the gym, especially if it's a day you're in glasses, and a t-shirt with the sides slashed down ultra-low (my typical gym uniform. Freedom of movement, damn it!)
Um, yeah... cute... I kinda do hate that "Alfalfa" touch at the top there, though. Does anyone know of a site that has hair inspirations that are a little less Glamour Shots? I looked through a few Flickr groups and came up empty, and Mad Rad Hair had long been a lost cause...
I actually did have my hair like this at one point; it was very dark brown at the time and one of my all-time favorite looks. My style at the time though was a little more rocker boy-ish, and suiting. Not so much at present.
... and just for the lols... I was honestly shocked to find this on a website touting cutting-edge styles. Maybe they meant "Cutting Edge", as in figure skating?
Well, I'm off for now--- if any of you out there have some amazing hair inspirations to share, my self of 8 weeks from now would love to hear them!
[images via www.short-hairstyles.com]
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Is that a person or a waxwork in the last shot. As a fellow thick haired person, I would be interested to hear how you find a good cutter. Like how you assess whether they will be able to handle the mane. so much the lost art methinks.
Nice to meet you, Sal introduced us!
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Awesome! Nice to meet ya! Whenever I meet a potential new stylist, I always make sure that they a) never straighten before they cut -- why give a haircut that only looks good if straightened? b) cut it dry -- because hair shrinks when it dries. You'll want to know what your hair is going to look like as its being cut. c) he/she's skilled at texturizing. Because for thick hair, it's where it's at. d) they have a hair texture similar to mine. So they can identify, yo.
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