Choosing the right haircut depends on your face shape. For example:
Oval faces suit most haircuts, especially layered styles.
Round faces benefit from haircuts that add height and angles, like a pompadour or long bob.
Square faces are complemented by soft, layered cuts that balance strong jawlines.
Heart-shaped faces can try side-swept bangs or textured layers for balance.

It depends on your hair length and style. For short haircuts, a trim every 4-6 weeks keeps the shape sharp. Medium to long hair should be trimmed every 8-12 weeks to avoid split ends and maintain health.

Some simple yet stylish hairstyles for boys include:
Crew cut: Short and easy to maintain.
Undercut: A trendy look that’s still practical.
Side part: Neat and classic for school or events.
Textured crop: Adds volume and is quick to style.

For thinning hair, go for hairstyles that add volume and texture, such as:
Textured crop: Adds fullness to the top.
Buzz cut: Keeps hair short and tidy, minimising the appearance of thinning.
Layered bob (for women): Creates movement and gives an illusion of volume.

The latest hairstyle trends are always changing, but some of the most popular styles right now include lob haircuts, messy buns, and natural hairstyles.

Frizz can be tamed by using:
Sulphate-free shampoos to avoid stripping natural oils.
Microfiber towels to gently dry your hair and avoid roughing up the cuticle.
A wide-tooth comb for detangling when hair is wet.

If you don’t have much time to style your hair every day, consider:
Pixie cut: Short and requires minimal upkeep.
Bob with bangs: Looks chic and requires only occasional trimming.
Layered lob: A longer bob that looks good even as it grows out.
For men, crew cuts or buzz cuts are easy to maintain.

Use sulphate-free shampoo to protect the colour.
Apply a deep conditioner weekly to restore moisture.
Avoid heat styling or always use a heat protectant.
Try to limit washing to 2-3 times a week to prevent colour fading.

For short hair, try these quick and simple updos:
Messy bun: Pull hair into a loose bun and secure it with pins.
Twist and pin: Twist sections of hair back and pin them for a soft, elegant look.
Mini ponytail: Gather the top section of your hair and tie it into a small ponytail.

Fine hair: Use lightweight volumizing products.
Thick hair: Opt for moisturising creams or oils to tame frizz.
Curly hair: Look for curl-enhancing creams and gels to define curls.
Oily hair: Try clarifying shampoos and avoid heavy conditioners near the roots.