This style can make you feel a little taller, but when the trade-off looks like you’re a citizen from Whoville, is it really worth it?
The iconic beehive hairstyle, made famous in the 1960s, has seen its last days. While it once symbolized glamour and elegance, it's been replaced by more versatile and lower-maintenance styles.
The era of tight, uniform curls and perms is over. Women are leaning towards looser waves and beachy curls that exude a relaxed and natural vibe.
The excessive teasing and hairspray that characterized the "big hair" of the 1980s are no longer en vogue.
While the classic bob remains a timeless choice, the plain, one-length bob is losing ground.
Single-tone hair colors are being overshadowed by the trend of multi-dimensional coloring.
Stiff, structured updos are giving way to more relaxed and messy updo styles.
Thick, blunt-cut bangs are being replaced by softer, wispy bangs that are more flattering and versatile.
The traditional pageboy cut is losing favor among women. Instead, they are embracing more modern short haircuts that offer creativity and flair.