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Hairstylist Shows How Much A Hair Transformation Can Change A Person (30 New Pics)
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You've probably heard a saying, "New hair, new me." While an updated hairstyle doesn't change who you are as a person, it can definitely boost your self-esteem and bring much-needed change to that dull reflection in the mirror. New hair can make you feel like the best version of yourself—confident and beautiful. And this is what it's all about. This is where professional hairstylists should ideally step in to guide you through your transformation and make sure there are no regrets. However, some people tend to trust their undiscovered talents and unleash their inner hairdresser by experimenting at home. The pandemic has brought us lots of hair disasters and fails to laugh about (check out here and here for the second round of giggles). What seemed like a good and cost-effective idea at first, most of the time, turns into a visit to the professional to get it fixed. But at the end of the day, hair has a magical ability to grow back and those who have never cut or dyed their own hair have never lived their lives to the fullest.
But if you are ready to conquer the world with a fresh look, you might want to pay a visit to a hairstylist, and this post shows why. Lithuanian hairstylist and founder of SelfStation, Jurgita Malakauskaitė, gives women amazing makeovers by choosing hairstyles that complement their features and skin tone the most. We've previously posted the best of her works on Bored Panda here, and here are her newest inspiring haircuts to show what a hair transformation and a little makeup can do!
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Cheryl Forbes 5 years ago
That haircut covering her eye is going to end up being a pain in the butt.
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Lorrie Kundrat 5 years ago
beautiful but I think it makes her look older not in a bad way more mature thank you using a different color lipstick
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Rainy Day Wolf 5 years ago
I like the before photo better, that texture makes such fun hairstyle
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Esther Marquardt 5 years ago
Why does almost every one of these women have to wear this red lipstick? It doesn't suit everyone
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HooowlAtTheMoon 5 years ago (edited)
What changed? Except for the fact that she seems to have had her hair curled, which she could've done by herself?
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Yeah, you heard 5 years ago
I'm shocked and amazed to discover that cutting and dying a woman's hair, putting make-up on her, sorting her eyebrows, and using photoshop to whiten her teeth can make the 'after' pic look like an improvement on the 'before' pic.
CA3 5 years ago
Yes, SO many of these appear to just be an attempt to look different, though not necessarily better once the added makeup, etc. is removed. When did it become undesirable to look like oneself?
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Terilee Bruyere 5 years ago
A new hairstyle is all well and good, but there's a lot more going on in the 'after' photos than a new 'do.
RoseTheMad 5 years ago
ngl, I prefer the "before" styles on some of these, some of the afters are just too unrealistic and look like styles that would require far too time to keep, whereas a lot of the before ones were a great more natural and realistic look imo.
Jill Tremblay 5 years ago
I agree with you. A lot of these will require a lot of work on their part and if they're not shown how then they are back to where they were - only - shorter hair. And again, having to keep the coloring up is expensive!
Load More Replies... Yeah, you heard 5 years ago
I'm shocked and amazed to discover that cutting and dying a woman's hair, putting make-up on her, sorting her eyebrows, and using photoshop to whiten her teeth can make the 'after' pic look like an improvement on the 'before' pic.
CA3 5 years ago
Yes, SO many of these appear to just be an attempt to look different, though not necessarily better once the added makeup, etc. is removed. When did it become undesirable to look like oneself?
Load More Replies... Terilee Bruyere 5 years ago
A new hairstyle is all well and good, but there's a lot more going on in the 'after' photos than a new 'do.
RoseTheMad 5 years ago
ngl, I prefer the "before" styles on some of these, some of the afters are just too unrealistic and look like styles that would require far too time to keep, whereas a lot of the before ones were a great more natural and realistic look imo.
Jill Tremblay 5 years ago
I agree with you. A lot of these will require a lot of work on their part and if they're not shown how then they are back to where they were - only - shorter hair. And again, having to keep the coloring up is expensive!
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