15 Latest Medium Length Straight Hairstyles and Haircuts
13. The Looped Pony:
Start by segmenting your hair into three. Now take the first half and convert it into a pony. And now with your fingers make a loop right before the tie and then pass your pony through the loop. Now take the rest and tie another pony and then again loop it. Continue to do it two to three times until you create this twisted ponytail hairstyle.
- Ideal Age Group: This goes good with women below 35 years of age.
- Best Season to Try: Try this style out in winter and monsoon season.
- Suitable Face Type: Try this with the round, oval or diamond-shaped face.
- Perfect Occasion: Try this out for family events or festivities or celebrations.
- Matching Dress: If you want to wear ethnic or western, this style totally looks good and suits well for all occasions.
14. The Front Pouf:
This teasing up style never goes out of style. They are forever classy and are elegant. They look good for several events and occasions. For this black hairstyle start by teasing the hair in the front and then brush it back and secure it. Do the same with the sides and then use a fine comb to run it through the puff.
- Suitable Face Type: Try this with an oval-shaped face only.
- Matching Dress: Suit this up with an elegant gown or dress.
- Perfect Occasion: This style suits night parties or fashion events better.
- Ideal Age Group: Women in their 20s or 30s can try this free and experiment with this style.
- Best Season to Try: If you want to try this style in summer or winter, you are good to go in any season.
15. The Roll-Up Accessories:
This straight hair is good for women who want to deck up a bit more. If you have the fashion sense and want to keep it funky and quirky, then you should take this up. Try this style with morning events to make an impression. Take the front lock and then start rolling it right. Once you are done with the twisting use a heavy clip or accessory and pin it down. Make sure you comb your hair fine and through to get the sleeked down look.
