Who says only long-haired women can enjoy updo hairstyles? Even short-haired women can enjoy updo hairstyles. There are several choices and it still depends on the length of your short hair.
But hey, a stylist can be a magician and can make it work for you.
Here are some of the choices!
1. Short Messy Updo with Headband Braid
It’s ideal for a short bob with lighter hair. But if you’ve got dark hair and want this style, then work it, girl! Plus this style can be worn at work or a more formal event.
Got short straight hair? Work with what you’ve got! And this classic French roll hairstyle works perfectly with short hair. Style it with a vintage or unique hair accessory to make it pop.
Short updo hairstyles don’t always have to be asymmetrical. They added two braids on one side with this hairstyle and transformed her short, straight hair into an edgy style.
When you’re a bridesmaid, you want to look good but not too good (upstaging the bride is a no-no). You can choose to have a twisted bun and top it off with an elegant hair piece.
This is an updo hairstyle for short hair that anyone can create and maintain. Plus it suits any outfit! You can glam it up with a nice hairpin or band.
6. Wavy Bob with Fishtail Braid
Do you know what we love about this style? It seems simple at first with tousled-up curls. And then bam! A braid appears out of nowhere. It gives you a Princess look for sure.
Braid your hair on both sides and curl your hair into big and loose waves. Tie the braids together at center back of your head so they get noticed among the waves.
Instead of just the usual bouffant, how about a twisted bouffant? You can even add a few side twists so there’s texture in different parts of your hair.
Are you feeling the heat or maybe you’re going to an outdoor event? Keep it cool and simple with this braided faux hawk. You may not have the length for the braids to create a faux hawk and that’s okay. Just twist it around and connect the braids with each other.
If you’ve got thin, short hair, it’s still possible to have an updo hairstyle. Try a braided low bun for an elegant look.
A great way to spice up your short hair is to puff it up or out. Then create messy braids to add volume. It works for any pixie bob. But if you’ve got light hair with dark roots, it’s going to stand out for sure.
You can fancy up your hairstyle or just keep it simple. Which one works for you? Curl your hair into small waves, add some hair product, and you’re good to go!
To make this one work for short hair, you need to prep the hair correctly. And you will need lots of bobby pins and hair spray. But all that texture looks good!
Do you have a tattoo on your under your nape or on your shoulder that you want to show off? Or maybe you’ve got long dangling earrings that look best when your hair is up? Try this twisted bun updo!
Work with the smoothness of your hair instead of against it. Twist it around and keep it low. And you’ll get a timeless and elegant look like this one.
Tired of buns? Then this is the style for you! Stock up on hairspray, bobby pins, and lots of creativity and patience. It’s perfect for any formal event but it also works for casual dinners or at work.
Most of the time, we use a hair clamp to keep our low buns secure. But a hair clamp doesn’t look good. Do this one instead! Be sure to use a hairspray to keep it in place all day.
Want to have a fancy enough updo but not too formal? Let’s go boho! It’s still a step up the usual casual look but it’s still so wholesome and memorable.
This is a great hairstyle for women with hair that’s not long enough. And it gives your hair a lot of dimensions. If you add loose hair on the side, it also frames your face if you want to highlight a certain facial feature.
This one is pretty simple. Just curl the ends of your hair, just the ends. And then tease the roots. Pin the bottom of your hair in place and you’ve got a hairstyle with a controlled texture.
Want a bun and a braid for your updo hairstyle? No problem! From the front, braid your hair towards the back. End it by joining the two braids and close it like a bun.
This curly updo is inspired by 1920s hairstyles. Create tight curls on the bottom and set it with hairspray. This one is best worn for formal parties and weddings. Pair it with a 1920s hairpiece, too!
First, curl your hair a bit, and then gather the curls in a messy bun. Use hairpins to keep them in place and you’re ready to go! It’s always best to wear something that shows off your shoulder or neck so you can see this magical style.
See the before photo? That’s short, straight hair. Curl your strands and use a nice hair piece to put up your hair. No one will even notice you’ve actually got short hair.
So many women keep their hair long because they believe it’s easier to style or put up when they need to dress up. That cannot be farther from the truth. All you need is some hair twisting and a little hair product on the ends and you’re good to go!
Braid your hair on top and in the front and keep it messy at the bottom. This works especially great if you’ve got colored hair.
Do you have ultra-straight and fine hair? Apply hair product on your fingers and sweep it through your hair to create this look. Use your fingers to direct your hair.
Beachy waves aren’t just for beach events but they are best for the warmer seasons. The important step here is to spray hair products on damp hair.
How to modernize a classic look? Turn it upside down! That’s what the stylist did with this hairstyle. They used an upside-down French pleat and it worked!
You do need to be a little strategic with this hairstyle. Make sure that the loop you make works with the other loops. And add bangs to soften your hair.
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Who says only long-haired women can enjoy updo hairstyles? Even short-haired women can enjoy updo hairstyles. There are several choices and it still depends on the length of your short hair.
But hey, a stylist can be a magician and can make it work for you.
Here are some of the choices!