Haircuts that are longer in the front and shorter in the back are gorgeous, but problems can arise when we want to grow them out. Some crop their hair until it's all the same length then start growing it out. Don't want to cut off those precious millimeters? Try playing around with different textures with the lengths you have. Keep the front sleek but spike the back to give the appearance of longer locks. The Sexy Hair Style Sexy Hair Hard Up Hard Holding Gel, $17.95, keeps strands in position.
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Bowl Cut
This is not the boy band bowl cuts of the 1990s. It brings bangs and shorter lengths together and enhances the face in a really chic way.
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Wispy Bob With Bangs
Once hair reaches medium length, it's easy to keep things fresh by experimenting with different bob hairstyles. Mix it up with a few face-framing layers.
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Side Sweep
Don't forget about bangs when growing out hair because they can make or break a look. Wispy side-swept bangs can be blended into almost any hairstyle, no matter how short. Ensure the back is as sleek as the front with a tapered finish.
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Extra Height
It's not just about the haircut, it's also about choosing a style that showcases your gorgeous face. Resist the urge to wear hair over eyes. Literally go in the opposite direction and comb tresses up into a gravity-defying style. Just make sure there's a clear shape to the hairstyle, otherwise risk looking like you got swept up in a wind storm.
