Some More Medium-Hair Celebrity Hairstyles
Shoulder Length Celebrity Hairstyles –
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So much volume, so little time. What did we do before the days of Dry Bar? We used hot rollers, let the hair cool so it could set, brushed it out, and spritzed with hairspray, that’s what.
Start layers at the shoulder for a look that adds crazy volume but keeps things sleek and chic up top.
In case her choker hadn’t tipped you off, the ’90s are back. This era-appropriate look modernizes the best hair trend of the decade—that super casual “oh I’m just running my hands through my hair and letting it fall whichever way it pleases” vibe.
The best part about medium length hair is you can totally pull off a low ponytail. Extra points for giant, flaw-free bangs.
Tragically, humidity leads to fluffy hair. When disaster strikes, pin one side back and you’ll totally look like a casual mermaid / supermodel.
This versatile cut looks good everywhere from the yoga studio to dinner at Per Se. Also, by “the yoga studio,” we mean sitting at home on the couch watching Netflix.
Karlie Kloss’ Floaty Soft Wave
We’re getting major Jennifer Aniston circa Friends vibes here. In conclusion, let’s all get “The Rachel” because apparently it still looks fabulous.
Nothing goes better with ringlet curls than a deep side part. It’s science.
Further proof that puffy can also be pretty.
These loose cascading waves are catching the light in some kinda way. One more reason to purchase giant rollers.
Look at that tiny curl. Who knew something so simple could completely define a look?
Round brush, round brush, and round brush to get this kind of whooshing volume at your roots. When you’re done, wrap the ends around a flat iron to create those subtle spirals.
Growing out your bleach job doesn’t have to be a nightmare. Play up the old and the new with a half ponytail that has a cool ombre effect.
The good news: You can get a faux layered look with stretched-out ringlet curls. The bad news: You have to break out ye olde curling iron to do it.
There are too many benefits to being able to hide your gaze behind loose, falling-in-your-eyes bangs. “Oh, were you talking to me?”: number one.
If you have short side bangs, clip your hair back (half up, half down) and tease your crown to get this Mad Men-esque look. Optional: take it one step further with some cat-eye shades.
The easiest way to break up your scrunchie routine? A simple hair band (we like grippier ones with teeth that comb back your hair) will keep the strands up top smooth while pulling your strands out of your face.
