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4 Ways to Increase Your Height Using Your Hair

By Matthew Lynch
November 13, 2023
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In today’s appearance-driven world, height is often associated with confidence and success. While there are many ways to look taller, such as wearing elevator shoes or practicing good posture, did you know that your hairstyle can also help you appear taller? The illusion of additional height is achievable if you pay attention to the style, color, and structure of your hair. In this article, we will discuss four creative ways to use your hair to increase your perceived height:

1. Voluminous Hairstyles:

Boosting the volume of your hair is a simple yet effective way to add height to your appearance. Opting for hairstyles with more body at the crown will create a vertical line that draws attention upward, making you seem taller overall. A few hairstyles that achieve this effect are:

– Pompadour: This retro-inspired style adds significant height by lifting the hair at the front and combing it back.

– Faux Hawk: A less dramatic alternative to the mohawk, this hairstyle features raised hair down the center of the head, creating an elongating effect.

– Quiff: The quiff combines elements from both the pompadour and faux hawk and adds volume at the front while smoothly blending into shorter sides.

2. Vertical Patterns and Highlights:

Another way to create an illusion of height through your hair is by using vertical patterns in the form of highlights or lowlights. These lines draw eyes upward and give a sense of elongation. Ask your stylist for contrasting vertical streaks that work with your base color and create strategically placed lines running from the roots towards the ends of your hair

3. Hair Updos:

For those with long hair, an elegant updo can effortlessly add inches to your height. When choosing an updo, focus on styles that lift the hair away from your shoulders and neck. Some popular options include:

– High Ponytail: Sweep all your hair up and secure it at the crown, creating a high ponytail. Tease the base of the ponytail to add extra volume and elongation.

– Top Knot: Pull all your hair up into a high, tight bun at the top of your head. This sleek and trendy style not only adds height but also visually lengthens the neck.

– French Twist: This classic updo involves twisting the hair vertically and securing it with pins or clips, instantly creating a taller appearance.

4. Appropriate Sideburns:

For men, sideburns play a vital role in framing the face and affecting how tall you appear. Long sideburns tend to shorten your face visually, while shorter ones help elongate it. To create an illusion of increased height, keep your sideburns trimmed no longer than mid-ear level.

In conclusion, there are various creative ways to use your hair to increase perceived height. Experimenting with volume, patterns, updos, and sideburn trimming can make you look taller without resorting to elevator shoes or other drastic measures. Remember that confidence plays a crucial role in how others perceive your height. So raise your head high, own your chosen hairstyle, and stand tall!

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