9. Braided Pigtails 

Make your regular pigtails look more playful by adding braids to the mix. Contrary to popular belief, this schoolgirl hairstyle is not only for young people. This one suits all ages as long as you know how to carry it well. 

If you’re scared to give this a try because of your round face shape, add side-swept bangs. The angle of this type of bangs lengthens the face and creates the illusion of an oval face shape. 

10. Gray Hair

Having gray hair used to be taboo, but now, it’s considered stylish and trendy. The good news is Asian women can sport this granny hair trend pretty well. But instead of going all out gray, try leaving a few hair strands black, which will give you a more natural ombre look.

That’s not all. The gray and black combination of your hair color also looks amazing under the sun! 

11. Choppy Lob 

Did you cut your hair short and now growing it longer. This one is perfect for you! The choppy bob is the opposite of the layered hairstyle since it consists mainly of shorter layers of hair instead of longer ones.

Aside from adding texture to the usual bob, this cut is designed to boost the volume fullness to thin hair. Therefore, it can be an excellent option for people who want to add extra body to their ultra-thin hair. 

12. Textured Beach Waves

It’s challenging to create textured medium beach waves on Asian hair because it’s soft and silky, so the curls won’t last long. But once you nail this look, it’s worth the effort! The key to achieving this look is to use a curling iron with a small barrel, avoid putting too much hairspray, and using a lower heat setting to prevent hair damage. 

13. Half-up Half-down with Side-swept Bangs 

For a sweet and dainty hairstyle, try the half-up and half-down hairstyle but with a twist- side-swept bangs. The thick side bangs that extend mid-cheek are the go-to bangs for round faces as it incorporates an angular length to your face and elongate your jawline. Indeed, it’s the best option if you wish to make your face look a lot slimmer!