Short Hair

• Short hair options like the bob are styles that have been in style since the 1950s. To create the bob, first straighten your hair if it is not naturally straight. Have your short hair cut in layers, as this will give your hair more volume. Then curl the ends of your hair under gently. Your bangs can either be swept to the side or cut straight across.
  
  Another option is the blew room. This cut sweeps short three-inch bangs across your face while your hair is kept straight and close to your skull, less than three inches in length.
  
  

Medium Length Hair

• Hairdos for those with medium length hair include the inward curl. This style has been popular since the 1950s and features straight hair with the ends curled gently inward and side swept bangs.
  
  Another option is the shag. The shag is also for straight hair or straightened curly hair. Your bangs are cut straight across just below the eyebrows. The under layers of hair are curled outward at the ends and the top layers are curled inward at the ends.
  
  

Long Hair

• Long hairdos like the spiral-curled tendrils are appropriate. Your hair is parted to the side and curled loosely using a curling iron. This is an option for those with naturally curly or straight hair. In addition, the water wave style -- used since the 1920s -- can be created on someone with straight hair or straightened curly hair. Your hair is parted to the side and cascades down in wavy loose curls like ocean waves.
  
  

Updo

• Styling your hair in an updo is sophisticated and will keep your hair out of your face. The chignon is a updo that is best for those with medium length or long hair. It is elegant, sleek and an option for those with straight or curly hair. Your hair is parted to the side and then your hair is pulled back and knotted like a bun at the nap of the neck.
  
  Another option is the French roll. This updo is best for those with long or medium length hair of any texture. Your hair is parted either to the side or in the middle and your hair is twisted in the back into a vertical roll so your hair integrates into itself.