Spring’s Sassiest Haircuts

Spring has sprung and us ladies have got to get out heads in the game… and by heads, you know I mean our Spring “do’s”! No matter what length you are comfortable with there is a hair style for you. Do you love a short textured bob or are you more of a long layers kind of girl? It’s of no matter… you can be sassy at any length this Spring! We checked out InStyle’s recommendations on hot looks for this season!

Jennifer Aniston’s One-Length Bob

HOW TO GET IT: Ask for an angled bob that starts at the nape of the neck and follows your jaw line. Keep the ends one length, and go easy on the layers.

Jessica Alba’s Punky Bob

HOW TO GET IT: “It isn’t noticeable, but the back of the cut is slightly shorter than the front,” her hairstylist Robert Ramos said. “The length hits just above the collarbone and has long layers worked in.”

Keira Knightley’s Textured Bob

HOW TO GET IT : “Ask for a graduated bob with longer layers through the front,” hairstylist Michael Barnes said. “Take Knightley’s picture to the salon with you, and be sure to ask how to get the delicate waves into your hair.”

Emma Watson’s Polished Pixie

HOW TO GET IT : “Ask your stylist for a rounded layered technique—the hair should hug the shape of your head, and should be blunt, not choppy,” hairstylist Rodney Cutler said.

Rachel McAdams’s Bouncy Layers

HOW TO GET IT:  “Ask for a collarbone-length cut with long layers and an angled fringe,” advised Sebastian’s Thomas Dunkin.

Diane Kruger’s Full Layers

HOW TO GET IT:  “Have your hair cut blunt on the ends, then slightly layered—nothing major—to add some movement,” Remington’s Richard Marin said. “Blow-dry your hair with an ionic dryer, using a boar-bristle round brush to maximize shine and volume.”

Olivia Wilde’s Airy Bangs

HOW TO GET IT:  Ask for eyebrow-grazing bangs that are tapered at the corners, and angled layers starting from the chin down.

Rose Byrne’s Rounded Fringe

HOW TO GET IT:  Ask for full bangs that start near the top of your head and are rounded to frame your eyes. Request a blunt, shoulder-length cut but have the front feathered on the ends.

via Instyle