If you’re looking to try a fun, textured hairstyle this June, crimped hair could be the perfect choice. This look adds volume and depth to your hair, and it’s especially flattering for round faces. Here are 10 crimped hair styles you can try at home, complete with tips and a photo guide shared by Emma!
1. Classic Crimped Bob
- Style Tip: Keep it short with a bob for a bold, edgy look. Crimp the hair in small sections for a more defined style.
- Best For: Round faces looking for a chic yet playful hairstyle.
2. Crimped Long Waves
- Style Tip: Combine crimped hair with loose waves for a beachy, textured look. You can add a shine serum for extra gloss.
- Best For: Those with long hair wanting to add volume and texture without too much effort.
3. Crimped Hair with a Deep Side Part
- Style Tip: A deep side part can give you an asymmetrical look that contrasts nicely with crimped hair, making it more flattering for round faces.
- Best For: Anyone who wants to frame their face and add volume at the roots.
4. Crimped Lob
- Style Tip: Add some texture to a lob (long bob) by crimping the ends. This is a modern twist on the classic bob style.
- Best For: Those with medium-length hair wanting to experiment with a fun, voluminous look.
5. Half-Up Crimped Hairstyle
- Style Tip: Crimp the lower half of your hair and leave the top section smooth or in a half-up ponytail.
- Best For: Those who want to keep the look casual while adding texture and volume.
6. Crimped Hair with Highlights
- Style Tip: Add some highlights to your crimped hair for an added depth and dimension to your style.
- Best For: Anyone looking for a fresh, dimensional look.
7. Crimped Curls
- Style Tip: Crimp your hair and then curl it for a combination of defined curls and waves. It adds volume while maintaining a fun texture.
- Best For: Curly-haired individuals wanting to enhance their curls and create a more defined shape.
8. Crimped Hair with Bangs
- Style Tip: Add bangs to your crimped hairstyle for a youthful and chic vibe.
- Best For: Those with round faces who want to add a bit of edge and soften the roundness of their face.
9. Crimped Afro
- Style Tip: If you have natural curls, crimping them can enhance your afro’s volume while adding an interesting texture.
- Best For: People with afro-textured hair looking for a bold, fuller look.
10. Crimped Hair with a Faded Undercut
- Style Tip: Combine crimped hair with a faded undercut for a more edgy, daring style. The contrast will make your crimped texture stand out even more.
- Best For: Those wanting a unique and bold style.
FAQs
- What is the best way to style crimped hair? Use a crimping iron for small, tight crimps, or go for looser, beachy waves by adjusting the heat settings. Make sure to apply a heat protectant beforehand.
- Is crimped hair easy to maintain? Yes! Crimped hair is relatively easy to maintain and doesn’t require frequent touch-ups. However, keep it moisturized to prevent dryness.
- Does crimped hair work for all face shapes? Yes, crimped hair works for most face shapes, but the key is to customize the parting and layers for your specific face shape. A deep side part, for instance, is ideal for round faces.
- How long does it take to style crimped hair? Crimping your hair can take 10 to 20 minutes depending on the hair length and thickness.
- Can you do crimped hair at home? Absolutely! With the right crimping tools, you can easily achieve crimped hair at home.
Have you ever tried a crimped hair look? Let me know which one you’d pick in the comments!
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