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Short Pixie with Micro Bangs
The pixie cut is styled with a fringe, but the style you choose is entirely your choice. For those who want something fashion-forward and downright edgy, ditch the longer fringe for something cute and super noticeable, like micro bangs. These baby bangs are only an inch or two on the forehead, and while they are great for drawing attention to the face, they are also expressive and low-maintenance.

Buzz Cut
There is no reason not to try out the buzz cut today. This is a short hairstyle that men often favor, but more women are experimenting with shaving their locks off (and find that the process can be incredibly freeing). This is an effortlessly cool and incredibly low-maintenance short haircut but also flattering on most face shapes. For those women with soft features, it can help make them appear more defined.

Medium-Length Hair with Shaved Sides
For rebellious people who want an edgy look, consider adding shaved sides to the hairstyle of your choice. Keeping hair long on the top and back of the head and shorter on the sides is a modern approach to a mohawk but is more wearable and less dramatic. This is a great way to express yourself, and when worn with medium-length hair, it can create an interesting contrast. It can also be symbolic, freeing yourself from the past by removing the hair and showing that you are strong and resilient. If you want your hair to be even more noticeable, consider dying it a bright color. Or adding streaks of your favorite shade to your hair.

Medium-Length Curly Bangs
Bangs are an excellent way to transform your appearance; they can complement and balance your features, frame the face, and give you a youthful glow. This makes bangs perfect for women of all ages and useful for disguising fine lines or forehead wrinkles. Bangs can be worn long or short and on various hair textures, including curly. The appeal of curly bangs is that they have a softness to them and a less precise shape than when worn on straighter hair. The texture can boost volume and make your hair appear fuller and thicker.

Give Yourself a Scalp Massage
We spend so much time and money piling on hair products that it’s easy to forget where hair growth starts: namely, your scalp. "Just like good-quality soil is essential to growing healthy plants and flowers, a healthy scalp is the foundation for healthy hair growth," says Bauman. "Research supports the idea that a scalp massage has beneficial effects on stress hormones, blood pressure, and heart rate." A simple way to stimulate hair growth at home is to give yourself a scalp massage. This will increase blood flow to your scalp, enhance the strength of your roots, and help nutrients get to your follicle faster.1 You can give yourself a scalp massage with dry hair, but adding a nutrient-rich oil to the mix will only double the benefits. (Just keep it to once a week if you have oily roots).

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Deep conditioning treatments are time-consuming
Matt Fugate, Kérastase celebrity hairstylist, says the best and fastest deep treatment is the new Kérastase Fusio-Dose Homelab. "This is a five-minute beauty shot that completely changes the deep conditioning treatment game and concept," he explains. "Homelab channels the very best of hair technology and is specific to hair type. The treatment addresses the needs and wants of the hair so you can cocktail it to each individual's hair needs."

You Need to Adjust the Heat Setting on Your Heat Tools Based on Your Hair Type
Says Janine Jennings, Ghd lead U.S. educator, "The truth is that hair is an organic fiber so setting the temperature of your tool to under 302 degrees Fahrenheit is not hot enough to style hair in one stroke, you would need to go over the hair several times to get your desired look. On the other end of the spectrum, setting the temperature to over 419 degrees Fahrenheit is extremely hot and will melt the natural keratin from the outside of the cuticle; this damage is irreversible.

"When it comes to my toolkit, I only use Ghd because their tools maintain the optimal temperature of 365 degrees Fahrenheit, which is the safest temperature to style all hair types. Styling with this temperature will seal the outside of the cuticle to retain the natural moisture in the hair, ensure a long lasting hairstyle, and will keep the hair healthy."