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4 Ways to Style Very Short Curly Hair

By Matthew Lynch
February 17, 2024
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Having very short curly hair can be both a blessing and a challenge. It’s fun and sassy, but sometimes it seems like there are limited styling options available. Fear not! With some creativity and the right techniques, you can rock your curls in various ways. Here are four fabulous ways to style your very short curly hair.

1. The Pinned-Up Look

This look is perfect for when you want your curls to appear polished yet effortless. To achieve this style, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Start by applying a lightweight leave-in conditioner or curl-refreshing spray to your hair. This will help define and hydrate your curls.

Step 2: Push all your curls back from your face and secure them with bobby pins. Get creative with the placement of the pins – you can place them in straight lines, criss-crossed patterns, or scatter them for a more carefree look.

Step 3: Adjust any curls that may have lost their shape during pinning up. Make sure to leave a few loose tendrils to frame your face for a romantic touch.

2. The Fauxhawk

Embrace the edgier side of your personality with this fun and bold fauxhawk style. Here’s how to create the look:

Step 1: Part your hair on one side, creating a deep side part using a rat-tail comb.

Step 2: Apply a strong-hold gel or mousse evenly to damp hair, making sure to cover the roots.

Step 3: Start gathering and smoothing the smaller section of your part upward, then secure it with bobby pins at the top of your head.

Step 4: Repeat this process along the entire side part until all hair is pinned up snugly against your scalp.

Step 5: Fluff out the remaining curls on top for added volume and finish with hairspray.

3. The Half-Updo

For a more sophisticated and formal look, try a half-updo. It’s easy to do and requires minimal effort:

Step 1: Begin by parting your hair down the middle or slightly off-center, depending on your preference.

Step 2: Take a section of curls from the front on one side of the part and twist it gently, pulling it back towards the crown of your head.

Step 3: Secure the twist with a bobby pin or small hair clip, ensuring that it stays in place.

Step 4: Repeat this process on the other side of your part, making sure both twists meet at the same spot at the back of your head.

Step 5: Finish with a light misting of hairspray to hold everything in place.

4. The Accessorized Style

When you’re pressed for time but still want to look put together, use accessories to jazz up your very short curly hair:

Step 1: Begin by refreshing your curls with water or a curl-refreshing spray.

Step 2: Add some sparkle or flair with a bejeweled headband, colorful scarf, or bold hair clips. Arrange them as desired, letting your creativity shine through.

Step 3: Adjust any stray curls to sit just how you like them, framing your face for an added touch of glamor.

In conclusion, don’t let the length of your curls stop you from trying new styles. Experiment with these four fabulous techniques and make sure to have fun while discovering all the potential that lies within your very short curly hair!

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