QuoteReplyTopic: Another question for the guys Posted: October 25 2003 at 11:28am
Hey Tina,
Thanks! I have mentioned to her several times she would look great with short hair, but she always backs away as soon as she gets to the salon. She just got it cut in a semi short bob (ear length) with a raised(?) arch cut in the back along the nape of her neck. She also got some red and light brown highlights to it as well. It does look great but I still think she would look great with the new cut that Alyssa Milano is wearing. Only time will tell.
I wear a short crop about a half an inch long. Think of the pixies worn by Alyssa Milano, Marley Shelton and Jamie Lee Curtis, and you will get an idea of how I wear my hair.
And yes my hair is short in the back and on the sides tapered, styled in a fairly typical short pixie.
I have gotten used to this style, I have it trimmed regularly to keep it at this length, and I don't think I will be going back to long hair any time soon.
hi there! i really love those short pixie-cuts on women, with the hair at the back styled a bit spikey and a side-part or a zig-zag-part at the front. looks so sweet, shows self-esteam and isn`t always that boring long hair. you can variate the style by putting some small glitterclip at the front, or putting all the hair back with hairpins, just do what you feel like and be sure of getting a lot of attention by many guys. greetings red_qo
It all depends on what looks good on her. However, there are some women (Faith Hill is an excellent example) that can wear any hairstyle at all and look terrific. My favorite would have to be a short ear length bob with a clippered nape, maybe down to about 1/4".
I love real long hair (to the small of the back or longer) but I like bobs, too. Both one-length and angled, as long as they're not too extreme-looking. I don't really care for short layered bobs and I don't like pixies.
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Ideally I'd like to see how she looks like with long hair, but I'll be very surprised if she proves that patient, so I'd be delighted if she stabilizes at least for a while in a bushy, chin-length style, as it seems to be her intention...
But that doesn't quite answer your question, so I'd say that my favourite of all short styles she has sported was this wise, boyish cut combed with a middle line, with the hair reaching slightly over the ears. She also definitely was sexy when clipper-shorn to stubble (she did it two or three times), but I somehow felt embarrassed at the thought of her being seen as antisocial for this matter (though I'm perfectly aware how stupid this kind of reaction is).
I love pixies, I think buzzcuts can look very attractive on some women and Louise Brookes had the perfect haircut for her face. That's my all time favorite. Feminine, short but with a classic style. Just my opinion, on Ms. Brookes. Mostly it depends on the face of the woman wearing the cut.
May I add how wonderful it is to have a short hair board with some topics worth discussing. Thanks for starting the thread Tina, and thanks to the folks doing the dirty work of web minding.
As I said earlier, different styles look good on different women and women can look great in more than one style. Over the years I've fallen in love with different styles.
I first realized I loved short hair in middle school back in the 70's when a girl with very long hair cut it into a Dorothy Hamill wedge. I didn't notice her the day before, but was attracted to her that day.
In the early 80's, I loved the chin-length bob with no layers. In the late 80's, I fell in love with the cropped look Linda Evangalista sported. Now, I find unlayered chin-length bob cuts boring and like pixies. I never thought much of them then.
Lately, I find I favor the mid-neck layered look with choppy shattered ends. Of course, I'm always game for an exposed nape and a stacked back or even a crop or a pixie.
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