40+ Trendy Haircuts And Hairstyles For Teenage Girls

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When girls grow older and reach puberty, they tend to get more conscious about how they look

. In this post, we have combined some amazing hairstyles and haircuts for teenage girls. Since a teenage girl’s physical appearance goes through so many changes, it may be difficult for them to choose a new look that suits their face. So, here we have curated a number of pretty hairstyles that any teenage girl could rock. Read on to find out what would be the most suitable haircut for your teen.

Hairstyles And Haircuts For Teenage Girls

Here are a few different types of haircuts and hairstyle tips that will make your teen daughter look beautiful and stylish in equal measure:

1. Short And Simple Androgynous Cut

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• Androgynous hairstyles have been in vogue for some time now. Not only are they easy to sport, but they look stylish and modern, sweet and innocent as well.

• For this particular haircut for teenage girl, make sure the hair is cut rather short at the side and back in layers. Keep a little more volume at the crown and top so that it can be layered and played around with parting.

• Your daughter can wear it easily with a side-swept and keep it simple and neat by using a styling gel. To make it look more fashionable or give it more volume, she can also style it with styling sprays and such.

2. Short And Spiky Haircut

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• Short hairstyles are popular with teens, as it allows them to create their style in a little amount of time. Also, a short hairstyle is convenient as it takes little maintenance.

• For this particular style of teen girl haircut, the hair has to be cut short, it seems it has been mowed down, at the sides and the nape. Cut the hair little above the ears on the sides, while the parting at the neck should be close-cropped. Leave just a little volume at the front and crown so that you can make spikes out of some of them.

• Your teen can wear it neat and simple by keeping it flat using a styling gel, or make it spikey and puffed up using another styling option.

3. Undercut

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• An undercut can make your teen stand out from the crowd by giving her an edgy look. It keeps weight off the head, making it ideal for teens with thick hair.
• In this cutting style, the length of the hair on the crown is kept intact, while the sides and nape area are shaved.
• Factors such as the length of the hair and the desired level of boldness for the look would determine the length of the crown hair and the extent of the shaved area.
• In addition to looking chic, this haircut makes it easy to dry the locks as it reduces volume. The long portion on top allows the teen to make all kinds of hairstyles, from braids to top knots.

4. Asymmetrical Bob

• If your teen wants a short, fashionable haircut, then an asymmetrical bob may just be for them. The hairstyle allows her to adjust the hair’s volume and length to accentuate her best features.
• For this style, the hair is cut in a square shape from all sides. Next, a small section of hair is cut horizontally to create a diagonal look. The cut also gradually maintains longer sides towards the back to create the illusion of volume.
• A longer length is ideal for a round-shaped face, while a shorter length is ideal for teens with sharp jaws. The bob is easy to style, as the angled shape gives it a natural body and movement.

5. Mohawk

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• A mohawk is the ideal hairstyle for a peppy teen. It’s stylish, easy to manage, and fun to experiment with. Moreover, it suits all hair types, including curly ones.
• Determine how long or wide the mohawk will be for this haircut based on your teen’s face shape and hair density. Once that’s decided, keep the middle of the hair away from the sides. Then, clip the sides to the desired length, ideally close to the scalp.
• Once your teen has had this haircut, they can give the hair a spiky look or comb it to the side. The other ways to style a mohawk would be to braid it, give it a touch of color, or curl the hair on top to get a fuller appearance.

6. Mullet

• Mullets and mohawks may look similar, but they possess distinct characteristics that can significantly impact the overall look of your teenager. Here are details related to the shape and features of a mullet to help you guide your teenager in getting this style.
• Your teenager has to divide her hair into three sections. Next, she needs to trim the sides and blend the top part of the hair with the sides. Leave the back portion longer to get that classic look.
• As for styling a mullet, your teenager could use a texture spray to add volume or create a messy look by air-drying it.

7. Feathered Layers

• Feathered layers work well with various hair lengths and hair types and add a touch of softness to the face. They add volume and texture to thinner hair and take the weight from the head if your teen has a thicker mane.
• For this cut, part the hair in the middle, and then, create two sections in the front and two at the back. The first cut should be made carefully, as the shortest layer determines the length of the rest of the layers. Then, take small sections from the crown, stretched at a 90-degree angle, and cut their edges diagonally.
• The final step is to trim the split ends. As for styling, your teen would only need a round brush and a hairdryer to make the hair look full and bouncy.

8. V- or U-Shaped Cut

• If your long-haired teenager does not want to sacrifice the length of her hair yet wants to make it look different, a V- or U-shaped haircut may suit her. This cut offers the best of both worlds–retention of length and a polished look to the edges.
• For a U-shaped cut, the first step is to detangle your teenager’s hair. Then, trim the ends in a straight line to form the base of the U. Next, soften the blunt edges by rounding them out to create a clear U shape.

As for a V-shaped cut, the steps are the same as above, but the cut is made diagonally.

9. Straightened Hairstyle To Highlight Angular Bangs

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• If your teen daughter has angular bangs at the front, this particular hairstyle will be perfect for her.

• For this look, your daughter will need to use a headband of her choice that will help to hold the hair in place. If she has short hair or if she wants a shorter hairstyle than normal, she can cut it close to the nape. Cut the hair short at the back and the sides, while keeping the bangs in place. Alternatively, she can also wear this style with long hair.

• Before styling the hair using the headband, your daughter will have to straighten out the hair, as this particular hairstyle will look best with straightened hair. Make sure she also straightens out the bangs.

• Once she has straightened her hair, ask her to comb out her hair in such a way that it has a clear parting, and most of the hair is combed towards one side. Ask her to comb her bangs in such a way that they stand out prominently on her forehead or fall towards her eyes and cheeks.

10. Styling Hair By Braiding In A Bow

• For this easy and cute hairstyles for teenage girls, all your teen girl needs is a bow and a few hair ties to hold her hair in place.

• Ask your daughter to comb out her hair in such a way that there are no tangles at all. Once she has done that, ask her to take a few handfuls of hair from the front part and tie it into a ponytail. Now ask her to take the hair from both sides from the top of the ears and start braiding them in two braids. The hair strands should not be too thick and should, in fact, be thin.

• Your daughter has to make the braids till they reach the middle part of her entire hair length. Once that is done, ask her to hold the two braids together at the center by using a hair tie.

• Now comb the remaining hair that has been left loose and ask her to add the bow at the point where she used the hair tie to tie the two braids together.

Did you know?

To safeguard the scalp and ends, braid your hair. It also helps in maintaining the health of your hair.

11. The Cool Top Knot Hairstyle

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• A type of hair buns also known as a top knot is a great way to keep most of the hair out of your teen girl’s face while also making her look chic, stylish and young.

• Ask your daughter to comb her hair and remove all the tangles. The best part about this style is that she can wear the top knot hairstyle with curly hair, wavy hair as well as with straight hair.

• To get the look, your daughter should take the center part of the hair at the front and the crown area. Using a comb, she has to comb it backward towards the crown. Once she bunches up all the hair there, ask her to start twisting it and making it into a tight knot that she can secure in place using a hair tie.

• Ask her to comb the remaining hair to complete the hairstyle.

12. Sleek-Back Style

• The benefits of a sleek back style are many: it reduces frizz, tames flyaways, and makes the child’s features look sharp. It is also simple to create and helps retain the innocence of a teenager’s face.
• To get this look, your daughter should wash her hair and start styling it when it’s damp. The first step is to apply a cream or gel and distribute it evenly over the scalp. Next, ask your daughter to use her fingers to make the hair stick to her head.
• Once it is slicked back, grab a comb to tame flyaways and use a hairspray to let the style stay put all day long.

13. Waterfall Braid

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• This sleek hairstyle makes the hair look like it’s flowing like a waterfall. It’s soft, it’s feminine, and it looks adorable.
• To make this style, take hair from the temple or side of her face. Then, take a small section of hair from the front, divide it into three equal parts, and cross them over each other.
• After the first stitch is complete, leave the section closest to her face (which creates the waterfall effect) and replace it with another section from the larger part of the hair. Continue until the braid reaches the top of the ear. Then, secure the waterfall design with pins or clips.

14. Claw Clip Updo

• A very tight hair bun can lead to headaches, while a loose one won’t stay put. To address this, your teenager can opt for a claw clip to put her hair up. A claw clip not only holds the weight of the hair but also keeps the bun from unraveling.
• For this updo, your daughter should start by selecting a claw clip suitable for the length of her hair. Then, she needs to gather her hair into a ponytail in the middle of her head.

Next, guide her to tuck the lower half of the ponytail into its base. Instruct her to position the claw clip at the ponytail’s base, and as a final step, flip the remaining portion of the ponytail over the claw clip to make the bun look big.

15. Wavy Hair With Side Bow Hairstyle

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• Here is a rather feminine and cute way to style your daughter’s hair, which will be perfect for your teen girl and is easy to achieve.

• Ask your daughter to comb her hair and remove any tangles. She can choose to keep curls, wavy, or even straight hair.

• Next, your teen has to part her hair in such a way that it is not completely at the center but is just a little way to the side of it. Once she parts her hair, she should place the bow on the side that has less hair.

• Your daughter can choose to wear a readymade clip-on bow or make one using a printed ribbon and loop it in her hair. Whatever the style she chooses, ask her to use a big, styled bow as it will help to show off her open hair.

16. Long Side Bangs Haircut And Colored Hairstyle

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• All teenage girls love hair color and highlights, so if your daughter loves it too, this hairstyle will let her sport some colors.

• Ask your daughter to get her hair cut to a length where it falls on her shoulders. It is also a good idea to leave the hair from sides a little asymmetrical. For the front and bangs, your daughter can keep the length quite long, so that it cuts through to the side of her face and reaches almost to her ears.

• To show off the hairstyle, your daughter can choose from about three to four different combinations of hair color that are bright and that will complement each other. But instead of coloring a lot of the hair, your daughter only has to color a little part of the hair on both sides. It will mostly be the portion that gets tucked away behind the ears.

17. Braided Bun Hairstyle

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• The braided bun hairstyle is one of the perfect teenage girl hairstyles to carry off if your daughter has long hair and often needs to keep it off her face. It is also a great way to show off the face and neck while wearing a chic and trendy updos hairstyle too.

• The idea behind this hairstyle is that your teen can leave the hair a little wild and roughly worn instead of combing it out too much or straightening out.

• Ask her to part her hair in the middle so that she has two same portions of hair on each side. Your teen has to take the hair from the front area next to the parting on each side and start braiding it. For the style, your teen can make a normal braid on each side, or make a singular double braid on both sides.

• Ask her to keep braiding her hair till she reaches the nape area. Once there, your daughter has to take the remaining length of hair and bring it all together as if she is about to tie it into a ponytail. Ask her to twist the hair and scrunch it up a bit before tying it into a bun.

18. Half-Up Mohawk Braid

• This half-braided and half-down hairstyle is one of the best options if your daughter has long and luscious hair. It keeps some hair braided, while the rest frames the side of the face, making it the perfect mix of a soft yet elegant updo.
• To get this look, ask your teen to divide the hair into three sections. She should then leave the side sections loose and braid the middle one.
• To create the braid, she should pick a small portion of hair from the middle section and braid it by crossing the right section under the middle, then the left section under the middle. She then has to continue adding new portions as she braids.
• Once she has tucked all the hair from the middle section into the braid, ask her to braid the remaining length until she reaches the crown of the head. Next, take a section of the hair from the back of the head and use it to create a messy bun on the top of the head. Secure the braid and the bun with pins.

19. Crimp Style

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• Crimping isn’t just about creating a fancy look; it’s a fantastic technique for adding volume and texture, especially for those with fine or thin hair. As a bonus, crimped hair allows hairdos to stay put longer without using too many products.
• To help your teen crimp her hair, guide her to first use a heat protectant to prevent damage. Next, help her divide her hair into sections, take small sections of the hair, and start crimping from the root.
• Additionally, advise her to allow the hair to cool down before styling and avoid brushing the hair harshly or frequently to enhance the longevity of the crimps.

20. Gibson Tuck

• Another classic hairstyle on our list is the Gibson tuck or roll. It’s an oldie, but it provides a polished appearance ideal for all kinds of occasions. Moreover, it requires no heating tools or fancy combs.
• To get this look, your daughter has to pull all her hair into a ponytail at the nape of her neck. Next, ask her to create a pocket-like space between her head and the base of her ponytail. She should then twist the ponytail and make it sit snugly in the created pocket.

To make the tuck stay in place, she could use bobby pins. Additionally, she can pull the hair completely through the pocket and leave the ponytail as is.

21. Sleek Bob Haircut With Full Front Bangs

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• A Bob can never go out of fashion, and if your teen gets the right style, she can be sure to get an effortless yet super chic and stylish look.

• In this hairstyle, your teen should keep the length of the hair till the neck. The ideal cut for this style is to keep the length asymmetrical so that it is a little longer at the front and side and a little shorter towards the back. The bangs in the front will have to cover the entire forehead to give a full and voluminous look. Your teen can also choose to keep the bangs a little asymmetric in length in order to give it a more edgy and dramatic look.

• Your daughter will also have to make sure that the hair texture is straight, as only then it will set off the hairstyle perfectly with an amazing fringe.

22. A High And Messy Bun Hairstyle

• Here is a severe form of bun hairstyle that is a perfect way for your teen to bunch up her hair while she is busy with her studies and assignments, and yet keep that look stylish and effortless.

• To get the look, all your teen has to do is to pull all her hair to the top of her crown. The hair bun has to be rather tight. She should be sure to take hair from the sides as well as all the hair on the back too. Once she has gathered all the hair up there, she has to keep twisting and knotting it in such a way that she can create a messy bun out of it.

• Ask your teen to use a stretchy hair tie that will be able to hold all the hair in place.

23. Half Up Half Down Hairstyle With Long Bangs

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• The half up and a half down hairstyle is a classic one that never goes out of fashion. Your teen can wear to a regular school day as well as accessorize and wear to a special do.

• The look will work best if your daughter has medium to long hair length hair. Before styling the hair, your teen has to straighten her hair, as it will work best with straight hair. Once she has straightened her hair, your teen has to pull back the hair from the front and take it towards the back in a loose way. It should not be too tight or too loose that it starts to fall out.

• At the back, your teen can hold it in place with a bow, with a pin or even with a hair tie. The bangs at the front should be cut in such a way that they are quite long and come down to almost the end of the cheeks. Make sure that your teen also straightens the bangs and lets them be loose and playful in the front.

24. Tie Up Hairstyle In A Bow

• Tying up all the hair is a great way to keep your teen at ease while she carries on with her studies and assignments, but doing it in style will let her feel happy about removing the hair out of the way too.

• For this particular cute hairstyles for teen girls, your teen can choose to keep her hair fully curly, naturally wavy or even straighten it out before she begins. All she needs in terms of hair accessories is a hair tie and a nice printed and colorful ribbon that will be long and wide enough so that your teen can tie it into a bow.

• Ask your teen to comb her hair in such a way that it adds an extra bounce and volume to it. If she wants, your teen can also do a back comb as it adds more bounce and volume to the hair and does not let it look dull or limp.

• Once your teen has combed out her hair, ask her to pull it all up at the crown area and twist or roll it around to form a big bun. She then has to use the hair tie to secure the bun in place. Once that is done, your teen can take the ribbon and place it on her head in such a way that it comes to meet at the front. Once she has wrapped the ribbon around her head, ask her to take it towards the crown area and tie it into a lovely bow that will be big and bright.

25. Elongated Pixie Haircut

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• A pixie haircut is always a very stylish way to show off your hair as well as define your facial features and structure. Such haircuts are fun and chic, and if managed properly, they never go out of style.

• For this particular style of hair, your daughter has to get her hair cut to a short length, where the back portion of hair should only come down till the nape of her neck. For the sides, your teen can choose to go a little asymmetrical, with the cut a little edgy and coming down till about the mid-part of her ears. For the front, your daughter can keep the length in such a way that she can comb her hair in a side parting but the bangs should not be too long.

• To style this look, your daughter can best go with the grunge style that will look a little shaggy and relaxed, yet classy and fun.

26. Twisted Ponytail

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• Another simple hairstyle on our list is the twisted ponytail. As its name suggests, this style is like a classic ponytail but has slight variations to add a touch of glamor.
• To make this style, ask your teen to brush her hair and divide it into two equal parts. Next, ask her to twist the left section of the hair over the right and the right one over the left. She needs to continue this process until she reaches the end of the hair.
• As the final step, ask her to secure the ends of the twisted ponytail with an elastic and tame the flyaways with a spray.

27. Funky Front To Crown Braid With Top Knot Hairstyle

• Here is another fun hairstyle that will not only let your teen keep the hair out of her face, but will also be rather trendy. The hairstyle combines to show off a braid and a top knot, both popular hairstyles in their right.
• To get this look right, your teen can first comb out her hair by creating three parting, one main center area, and two side portions. The main area that your teen will use to create the look will be the center area, so make sure she keeps a bigger portion there.
• Once your teen has secured the center portion, she has to start braiding it from the front to the back, right till her crown portion. Once she reaches the crown part with the braid, ask her to start rolling the hair in a twisted bun and secure it tightly with a hair tie.

28. Classic Braid

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• After rocking the basic ponytail, the classic braid is usually the style that a teenager tries. This style requires a bit of a shoulder workout, but the steps are straightforward. Plus, the waves it leaves the next day give the hair an effortless beachy look.
• For this style, comb back her hair into a ponytail, and then use your fingers to divide it into three strands. Next, cross the right strand over the middle one and the left one over the middle one. Continue until the entire length of her hair is braided.
• Finally, secure the braid with an elastic and gently stretch them sideways to add a bit of volume.

29. Dual Pigtails

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• No complex braiding techniques are involved in this style. All it needs is proper sectioning of hair. This stylish updo is ideal for all occasions because you can easily dress it up or down with ribbons, decorative clips, and textured hair ties.
• Ask your teen to detangle her hair and part it in the middle or to the side. Next, she has to comb one section of the hair towards her ear and secure it at the center with an elastic. The same process should be repeated on the other side of the hair.
• For a clean finish and to tame flyaways, she could use a setting spray.

30. Five-Strand Braid

• Here is a creative way of braiding hair that will be perfect if your teen has thick, long hair that she wants to flaunt without leaving it open or using complicated styling tools.
• Hold her hair in a ponytail, divide it into five sections, and number them from left to right to make the braiding process easier.
• Next, take strand number one and cross it over strand two, strand five over strand four, and strand two over strand three. Keep repeating this pattern until the entire braid is complete.
• Final step: Secure the braid with a hair tie to keep it from unraveling.

31. French Twist

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• The French twist tackles multiple tasks at once. It creates a clean, polished look while keeping hair neatly away from the face, making it one of the perfect options for achieving that sophisticated persona.
• To make this style, ask your daughter to pull all her hair back and start twisting it upwards. Make her bring the ponytail towards the head during the twisting process, and tuck any loose ends into the twisted part once her hair is twisted up to the top.
• To keep the twist from unraveling, ask her to use long bobby pins vertically. Use hair spray to prevent fly a ways.

32. Beachy Waves

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• A teenager’s hair looks best on the beach or when they have come back from one, as the disheveled look adds a natural-looking volume. And with this hairstyle, they can achieve that look from the comfort of their home.
• Make your teenager prep their hair with a heat protector or texturizing spray. Next, ask her to pick a method to curl her hair–she could use a barrel curler or take the heatless option.
• To curl hair with a barrel curler, ask her to divide the hair into sections, wrap each section around the barrel, hold it there for a few seconds, and release them once they have developed a curl.
• For heatless curls, she needs to wet the hair, divide and twist each section, and secure them under a bonnet overnight.

33. Side Braid

• The side braid is a contemporary twist on the classic, sleek back braid. It frames the face and adds a bit of width, making it suitable for teenagers with longer faces. This braid also lays on the side, eliminating the hassle of turning and twisting to get it right.
• To make a side braid, ask your daughter to brush her hair and then gather it on her preferred side. The next step is to split the hair into three sections and start braiding. The process involves crossing the right section over the middle section, then the left section over the middle section.

The trick for achieving larger loops is to keep pulling the hair away from the face during the braiding process. Once the braid is complete, simply secure the end with an elastic.

34. Extra Short Bowl Haircut

• The extra short bowl haircut is a very bold hairstyle that may seem a little difficult to pull off at the first instance but if your teen girl is confident enough, let her go for it. The style may initially look a little flat, but with some styling your teen will be able to give it a lot of oomph.

• In the extra short version of the bowl haircut, your teen will get her bangs cut till almost the start of her forehead, and very near her hairline. At the sides, ask your teen to keep the cut very short and only till above the ears. For the back, the length of the hair should again be kept very short, cut above the nape and cut very short and very close to the scalp.

• Your teen can play around with this hair by either keeping it very severe and sharp or giving it a girly twist by adding spikes and a few bows and small hair accessories here and there.

Tammy, a blogger, reminisces about her first time getting a bowl haircut when she was 15. She says, “Mary (the hair stylist) sectioned off a v-shape for my bangs and combed the straight forward over my face. She pinned the sides back over my shoulder out of the way. She reached for a large pair of barber scissors from the counter and brought them towards me. I closed my eyes tight…I opened my eyes to see a newly exposed face looking back at me. My bangs were cut straight across my forehead just above my eyebrows. My eyes popped open wide looking at my reflection.

After the haircut, she says, “I don’t know why I liked it but it felt so amazing. It felt almost liberating to be without my long hair and short hair felt better for some reason (i).”

Did you know?

Legendary hairstylist Vidal Sassoon invented the bowl haircut back in the 1970s. The style returned to the forefront of the fashion industry as everything circles back around.

35. Braided One-Sided Headband Hairstyle

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• Braiding the hair and making it style the entire length of the hair is a fun way to create a hairband look without actually wearing a real hairband. It is also a nice and very convenient hairstyle if your teen girl has long hair and wants to keep it off her face while making sure it also looks stylish.

• To get the braided one-sided headband look, your teen has to comb out her hair first and make sure there are no tangles at all. Once she has done that, ask her to make a partition on the side, and keep the partitioned side portion very less. The main area will be the one that has the maximum volume of hair.

• Now ask your teen to take the hair from the front part of her head and start twisting it into a braid. As she does so, she should keep taking more and more hair strands from the loose and open hair and add them in the braid. The effect will be to create a weaved-in look that combines well with the braid.

• Once she reaches the side of the hair till the end of the ear, ask her to tie in the braid using a hair tie. Your teen should then comb out all the open hair to make it look seamless and neat.

36. Twisted Bun

• Be it at school or a sporting event, a hair bun is an excellent option for your teen. It keeps hair away from the face, looks cute, and can be made quickly. To make this old-school hairstyle look stylish, your teen can try making a twisted one instead of the plain old one.
• For this style, she will have to remove tangles, if any. The next step is to make a ponytail at the height she wants the bun to sit at. Then, guide her to divide the hair into two sections and twist them in the same direction. The final step is to combine the sections, twist them in the opposite direction, wrap them like a bun, and secure them with bobby pins.
• While this style is ideal for all hair types, day two or day three hair may increase its staying power.

37. High-Pony With A Wrapped Base

• Sleek and sophisticated, this high ponytail is one of the best styles for a teen. It makes the features pop and keeps hair away from the face, all while concealing the hair tie that secures it in place.
• For this simple style, your teen needs to remove all the knots from her hair and secure it into a high ponytail with an elastic. Next, have her take a small section of the ponytail from the top and wrap it around the base, concealing the elastic.
• As the final step, the teen needs to secure the folded part with a bobby pin on the underside and comb the ponytail’s length to make it look voluminous.

38. Twisted Front

• Even a teen new to the styling world can create this hairstyle, as it requires minimal styling tools and expertise. With just a comb, bobby pins, and hair ties, this style gives a princess-like look that goes well with formal and informal outfits.
• To create this look, ask your daughter to brush the length of the hair and remove all the knots. Next, she has to take two small sections of hair from the front and twist them upward. From the second twist onward, she needs to add more hair to the bottom section and twist again. Let her repeat this process until the braid reaches the top of the ear.
• She may add little clips, flowers, or other embellishments to the braid and curl the hair that is not braided to make the hairstyle look more glamorous and striking.

39. Half-Up Bun

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• This hairstyle is for teenagers who can’t decide whether they want to keep their hair up or down. It’s a combination of the elegant bob and the simplicity of free-flowing hair. It also offers the benefits of both styles: it keeps hair away from the face, allows her to flaunt her hair’s length, and stays put with ease.
• Just like any other style, she has to start by combing out the knots. The next step is to gather the hair from the crown and secure it in a ponytail. Next, she has to twist the ponytail, wrap it around its base into a bun, and secure it with a pin.
• As a final step, she can fluff the bun for volume and add lace or ribbon to make it look even more graceful.

40. The Short And Long Asymmetric Hairstyle

• Here is a real favorite hairstyle that most teens will love to wear! It will perfectly accentuate and highlight your teen’s face and add that extra quotient of glam too.
• For this particular hairstyle for teen girls, they have to keep one side of the hair rather short, while the other side will be long. The hair can come down to the jawline but in an asymmetrical pattern. Make sure the hair at the back is also very short.

Your teen can keep the flicks or bangs short that reach just above the eye.

41. Space Bun Hairstyle

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• Space bun is a versatile hairstyle that can be worn in multiple ways to give your teen a boho-chic or sleek look.
• For creating the basic version, your teen needs to evenly part her hair evenly from the center and tie pigtails from both the sections. Each pigtail then needs to be twisted and folded into a bun and secured with bobby pins.
• She may create variations of the hairstyle by wearing the buns low, using ribbons, giant scrunchies, or other hair accessories to style each bun, wearing half her hair into a bun and leaving half down, fanning out the buns, and braiding hair before making the bun.

 nfographic: How To Pick The Best Hairstyle For Girls

A hairstyle should be such that it complements your looks and personality. This infographic will help you with some pointers on choosing the right hairstyle from the above list to make you appear flattering with your hair makeover.

Illustration: Momjunction Design Team

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