Q&A for How to Style Short Hair

Eat a well-balanced diet, stay hydrated and get plenty of rest. Staying healthy will help your hair grow.

Put your hair in little buns at the top of your head (no donuts required) and sleep with them. Your hair will be curly in the morning.

It can help retain the natural oils and not strip it

You should opt for the lowest temperature you can while getting the results you want. It may take a little trial and error. If you turn the heat up too high, you're more likely to damage your hair.

Some people just don't have the right face or head shape to pull off short hair. You should find whatever style flatters you the most!

Yes, but if you feel that the chemicals in pomade would be too harmful, opt for a more natural pomade, like hard beeswax.

I straighten the ends towards my face to create a more rounded look, or I find that curling my hair gives it more texture.

Yes, it does, as long as you don't go overboard with straighteners or products that damages your hair.

I would suggest that you don't use a hair straightener daily, as heat damages the hair. You could do it sometimes, but if you use it too frequently, your hair will end up dry and frizzy. Straightening cream works pretty well for a nice, sleek style.

You can tie your hair up in an half up half down by taking the first third of your hair and tying it up. Depending on how long your hair is you might be able to french plait it or you can tie your hair in space buns and leave some hair down.

Style it in a bun or straighten it and try using heat protectant.