Fun & Flattering Haircuts for Summer

It’s always around this time of year when we get the urge to mix up our hair routine for summer! Whether you want to chop it all off, or take the leap and get bangs, there are some really gorgeous styles we’re loving right now. We rounded up the most flattering haircuts for summer for long, medium, and short hair – and everything in between! Save your favorite, and take it with you to your next appointment!

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Blunt bob – Blunt haircuts are all the rage right now, and it’s easy to see why! The straight edge makes your hair look super healthy and thick, and this collarbone-grazing length is super flattering on all face shapes.

Photo via Damsel in Dior

Wavy lob – This textured lob is perfect for someone who wants to make a change, but still wants to be able to put their hair up in a ponytail! Long layers and a side part make this cut one of the most flattering styles out there.

Photo via Barefoot Blonde

Straight-across bangs – Admit it… You’ve always wondered what it would be like to have some serious fringe! We love straight-across bangs, and they really bring all of the focus to your eyes. Trust us – You can pull them off!

Long & straight – We don’t know about you, but this long blunt cut is giving us major 70s vibes! The trick to this look is getting your ends trimmed regularly – It will keep your long hair looking healthy, and not stringy!

Photo via Kristen Ess

Lob with bangs – One of our favorite styles is the long and layered bob with fringe! Ask your hairstylist for bangs that can be styled straight across, or side-swept. You’ll love the versatility!

Face-framing layers – If full bangs aren’t your style, consider face-framing fringe to add texture to your ‘do, and bring more attention to your gorgeous face! We love this medium length layered look.

Photo via Kristen Ess

Long layers – A fan favorite for a reason, this long, wavy layered look will have you feeling like a mermaid this summer! Upkeep is easy, and you can style it so many different ways! Ask for long layers and lots of texture.