31 Coiffures Courtes Ondulées

Cut with two distinct layers, this short shag coiffures is perfect for thick cheveux ondulés, allowing it to be playful without looking too heavy around the neck. Not only is this a fairly facile à entretenir style, but it’s a good goal for women who are trying to grow out a shorter pixie cut.

Shorter bobs like this can be difficult to wear for women with thicker cheveux ondulés, and often benefit from some undercutting to help keep things looking light and bouncy. If vos cheveux has a looser wave pattern, we’d recommend going a bit longer to give the texture some room to shine.

Take the classic pixie style worn by gamine icons like Audrey Hepburn and Anne Hathaway, and style it with some soft waves for a modern beachy take on the timeless crop. Use a curl defining product to encourage naturel texture on the shortest pieces, and a skinny no-clamp curling wand on the longer face-framing strands.

While the typical stacked carré is styled with lisse, cheveux lisses, we love this tousled ondulé version of the style. This cut brings some softness to a look that’s often seen as professional and serious, and also presents an option for ondulé haired women who find longer styles difficult to manage.

C’est un excellent style for anyone trying to elongate the appearance of their face, and is surprisingly facile à coiffer thanks to how short it is on the sides. With significantly longer hair on top, this pixie is cut into a faux-hawk shape that gets accentuated by waves and boucles that help add volume on top.

Put a sultry edge in your carré by adding some soft waves with a curling wand or flat iron. Don’t stress too much about a uniform wave pattern all around, and concentrate your most defined boucles around the face.

Fine hair is often cut into blunt bobs to maximize fullness, but that doesn’t mean lisse styling is the only option. Kelly Ripa’s soft waves and side part are a great way to mix things up if your typical style is lisse haired and centre parted.

A modern take on the Italian cut worn by ’50s icons like Elizabeth Taylor and Sophia Loren, this ondulé style is perfect for women who are looking to trade a younger looking cut for something more sophisticated and mature that still has sex appeal.

Who says you need stick cheveux lisses to make frange work? Thanks to the piecey cut of these frange, they work well with textured hair, and are especially flatteur when framing oval shaped faces.

Si vous avez thick waves that are hard to control when worn long, cutting them into a chic carré can make styling simpler, and you’ll won’t feel like you’re fighting with vos cheveux. Depending on how coarse vos cheveux is, a good stylist will be able to use textured ends or subtil layering to make hair look light and bouncy.

The short-haired version of those lazy, barely-there waves we’re used to seeing on longer locks, this coiffé décoiffé blond carré perfectly balances the harder edges of a dark lip and metallic dress.

With just enough wave so that the hair boucles inward at the end of each layer, this shaggy carré is playful, sweet, and incredibly stylish. We especially love this cut with long, grown out frange, but almost any fringe will work.

With a deep side part and frange that sweep across the brow, these frange are especially flatteur on women with heart shaped faces. Not only do they create a forehead minimizing angle, but fuller hair near the bottom half of the face helps widen the appearance of the jawline.

Being cropped very close at the back and sides allows the dégradé waves on top of this style to lightly sweep across the forehead. If you feel like going lisse for a day, this style is still long enough on top to style with a flat iron.

Want to grow out your shorted pixie but not sure what your in between style will look like? With a touch of tousled texture, thick frange, and cheveux longs in front of the ears, this shaggy pixie is laid back and fun.