Since celebrities change their hairstyle pretty often, there’s a decent chance that you can Google a particular celeb and find them wearing a variety of hair lengths and styles. Once you know your face shape, it’s not very difficult to find a celeb surrogate and potentially learn from their haircut mistakes!

Examine Old Selfies

The most tried and true method is to bring it back a little closer to home and pull out some of your own old selfies. While you probably won’t find a wide variety of hairstyles modeled on yourself, this is a good way to analyze what has worked for you and what hasn’t in the past.

Don’t stop at deciding whether you like the overall effect of a particular hair length you wore at the time: do some detail-oriented analytics to decide what components of your hair length worked for you and what didn’t.

This will help you choose what components you can replicate and which you can pass on when it comes to hair length.

Wavy Hair Vs. Curly Hair: What Are the Differences?

At the end of the day, hair does grow back, but it’s important to feel confident and at home in your own skin, regardless of the length of your hair.

So carefully choosing which length is best for you by considering these factors and using these methods can help ensure that you choose a length that you’ll want to keep and enjoy in the long term.