50 Hairstyles for Women of All Ages That You Should Try ASAP

31. Pixie with Side Undercut. 

A pixie with an undercut combines masculine handsomeness with cute feminine allure to yield the sassiest of looks.

32. Reddish Blonde Bob. 

Take the good old classic bob and transform it into a fierce and edgy hairstyle. Reddish blonde hair color and an amazing razor-shaved cut like this one is a good place to start.

33. Textured Layered Pixie.

This choppy cropped haircut is for both the young and the young at heart. Recreate this hairstyle for a funky, less-matronly look. Your hairstyle can look youthful if chosen right.

34. Shaggy Fine Hair Pixie.

If you’re considering getting the big chop, here is one tip on how to style cropped locks – use layers to give your hair a thick look and try highlights of your choice to add your hair a funky feel. The formula is simple!

35. Haircut with Frosted Ends. 

Ready to go really short? Highlight a pixie and give it angled sideburns for a chic and modern take.

36. Long Feathered Bangs.

Feathering your hair lends stylish movement and fancy vibes to your cropped locks. Shaved sides are super-chic and edgy. Pair feathered with shaved and you have a stunner.

37. Side-Parted Waves. 

Yes, cutting thin hair can really make it appear thicker. Use a mix of layers, highlights, and bedhead styling to arrive at an incredibly thick and fabulous crop.

38. Messy Blonde Bob. 

Dyeing your crop a flattering color makes a world of difference. Blonde color seems to be one of the most beloved hair colors for short hair. Though other colors are just as fabulous. This choppy side-swept bob looks strikingly sexy.

39. Shaggy Textured Pixie.

Short locks always look better with a touch of highlights, like a dark blonde balayage that complements your eye color. Blowdry lifting your hair roots to show off those angled layers.

40. Long Messy Pixie. 

Looking for unique haircuts? A long blonde pixie is chic and sophisticated so you can wear it to the office and feel good about it on the weekends. When you want the front longer pieces out of the way, clip them back or experiment with half updos.