Hey there...

Moving away from the Beiber look is always a good way to look older

going short on the back and sides will ive your face a different dimension and bring out your face-shape far more.

Being used to a floppy fringe keep some length so you don't find it such a drastic change but cut into it so you loose the whole 'curtain' effect.

You will need to finish off the style by using a matt wax or clay to mess it up.

Regards,

Val

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Hey,

I'm looking for advice on a new hairstyle that would suit me. I've never really felt confident to change it dramatically but now I feel I want a change and to experiment with styles.

I've attached a picture of myself with my current hair and I'm wondering what hairstyles would possibly suit me. I'm looking for a short/medium style that looks smart/casual and is considered stylish, nice and fashionable but is also not overly complicated to style as I haven't a clue how to style hair! Another issue I find is that people find I look a lot younger than 18 so I need something to make me look older but not age me if that makes sense. Any help is good help and if you could attach pictures and names of styles that'd help me describe it to my hairdresser. Thanks!

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