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Fit your face. Your new hairstyle isn't going to change your other features, but the right style will take what you've got and work it to a whole new level. If you have a round face, short hair may make it look rounder, so stick with longer locks. If you were blessed with great bones and chiseled cheeks, try a shorter look. Ladies with heart-shaped faces should give bangs a try.
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Think about unflattering features. Do you hate your ears or have a funky mole on the back of your neck? Make sure your new 'do keeps your not-so-sexy features under wraps.
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Take your hair's texture in account. Thin, limp locks will benefit from a short and choppy hairstyle. If you've been blessed with a bit more volume, you can pull off a longer look.
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Look at your schedule. If you like to hit the snooze button in the morning or often find yourself racing against the clock, don't make matters worse by picking a style that will take hours to tame in the morning. Instead, opt for something that can be styled quickly.
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Match your look to your job. If you have a high-powered position and spend your day running with the big dogs, you can't walk around with the hairstyle you sported in high school. Choose a more modern, chic look. Ladies who spend their days in less formal settings can pull off a more laid back look.