19. Collarbone Bob with Angled Bangs. Want a bob but still need to be able to make it into a ponytail? Choose a collarbone bob that sits just above the shoulders. Match it with angled or slanted bangs so your visage seems longer. Angled bangs also make you appear more delicate.

2. Wavy Angled Bob. A violet hair color is a perfect bold hue to opt for when you have brown midi locks. Treat your thick wavy hair with it for a laidback yet never boring style.

Fine straight hair can look flat and uninteresting. Browse the best hairstyles for thin straight hair that add volume and sassy movement to fine locks.

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21. Layered Rachel 2.0 Cut. Here is a new take on one of the most iconic styles of the ‘90s era — heavily layered, bouncy, and voluminous hair but this time, it’s complemented with light, feathered bangs that grow longer toward the edges.

A shoulder-length haircut might be the tweak you've been wanting. At your next hair appointment, let these 22 flattering shoulder-length hairstyles serve as your ultimate inspiration.

4. Blonde Hair with Textured Ends. This stunning style with a mass of buttery blonde in the front clearly shows that shorter haircuts can acquire tons of texture through surgically sliced ends rather than choppiness all over.

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If you can't pull your hair into a ponytail, it's a no-go during a Southern summer. Here are 10 shoulder-grazing hairstyles just long enough to pull into a ponytail.