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" Lots of people come to me asking for &amp;quot;young hair.&amp;quot; Young hair is pretty, healthy, and current. It should be flattering, but not too coiffed. There should be a subtle edginess to it. It is healthy hair that revitalizes your entire look without weighing you down. You need the right haircut to keep young hair: There are many products that can help your hair seem young (like conditioners and volumizers) but in the end, a better haircut is the best long-term solution. If you want young hair with bounce, movement, shape, purpose, and shine, try one of these three hairstyles:    1. Remake Your Style with a Chic Bob. This hairstyle should be tight and clean. The ideal chic bob hits right at your chin. A bob is both weightless with its short length and dramatic with its geometric shape. While the cut should be clean and precise, you can wear the style either straight or messy. Victoria Beckham is the celebrity most known for this look.     2. Update Your Hair with Short Layers. Short layers are layers at that fall above your chin. This style is fresh because it gives your hair playful bounce, making it appear lively. This style should be either straight or mostly straight with some curl on the ends. Lately, clients have been bringing in the above picture of Ashley Olsen when asking me for this hairstyle.     3.  Show Your Confidence with Sexy Bangs! These bangs make you look empowered and strong. The reason for this is simple: With bangs, you have no hair to hide behind any longer. Bangs bring people&amp;#039;s full attention right to your face. You can wear bangs cut either bluntly or softly, but all styles of bangs should end near your eyebrows. Several fearless celebrities who transformed their style with bangs are Kate Moss, Angeline Jolie in Salt, and Jennifer Aniston in Allure.  Devin Toth is Lead Stylist at the Ted Gibson Salon in New York City. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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