Hairstylist Shows What A Hair Transformation Can Do With 32 Before And After Pics
Changing your hairstyle can do wonders for your self-esteem. Lithuanian hairstylist and founder of SelfStation, Jurgita Malakauskaitė, told Bored Panda that she has always had an innate sense for beauty and aesthetics and has known since her school days that she would become a hairdresser. She told us that her job is about more than just creating new haircuts: it’s about renewing clients’ confidence in themselves, giving them honest advice, and reminding women that they have to love themselves. “You simply make people happy,” that’s how Jurgita summed up what she does.
We’ve collected some before and after photos of the transformations that Jurgita gave her clients for you to look at, dear Pandas. Scroll down, upvote your fave transformations, and let us know which ones were your favorite and why in the comments below.
Jurgita told Bored Panda that she became a hairdresser at the age of 16. Since she was living in the small town of Mažeikiai, her parents opened up a small hairdressers’ for her to practice cutting her neighbors’ hair in. Afterward, she got her first real job and she now has over 24 years of experience in hairstyling or what she calls “creating feelings”.
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Glow Up Goals
Effortlessly Bright Smiles
Chop It Like It’s Hot
Glow Up Game Strong
Fresh Cuts, New Vibes
The before is mostly just bad photography/lighting and no makeup...
The Power of a Fresh Cut
Chop and Glow Up
Long hair is beautiful but there’s always a point where it’s too long. Then it dominates and totally obscures all your other great features. All people see in the before picture is her hair, Whereas in the second picture her eyes and flawless skin just pop.
Glow-Up Goals
Two Moods, One Look
I like the before better. The Jamie Lee Curtis from the 90's look is a little dated.
Two Sides of Cool
New Look, Who Dis?
Chic and Sharp Switch-up
The first one is FAR better. The second one, which removes the dark roots, ages the model by 10-15 years.
Fresh Cut, Fresh Vibes
Fresh Bounce Ahead
Fresh Flip, Same Stripe
This one only had the subtlest of changes done, but look at the difference they made! Same basic hairstyle shape but given a lift. Still blonde, but a better color blonde. And just a touch of makeup. Makeovers don’t have to be extreme to make an impact.
New Hair, Who Dis?
Chop to Refresh
If those were natural curls - shame on you! If not - well, fine.
Chop It Like It’s Hot
This model has really strong and IMO beautiful features. The blonde color totally doesn't work with dark eyes/eyebrows and strong features.
New Look, Who Dis?
Sunglasses and Smiles
Again, I am old, and the 2nd once looks like Farrah Fawcet style circa Charlie's Angels. Now carry that comb in the back jeans pocket.
Curly Hair Glow-Up
Chop or Charm?
Not digging this style, which the stylist seems to go to as a default...
From Wild to Tamed
Fresh Start Vibes
New Hair, Who Dis?
Glow Up Alert
New Hair, Who This?
New Hair, Who Dis?
Fresh Looks, Same Smile
Fresh Cut Vibes
Not understanding why the hairdresser seems to think long hair is unattractive.
Glow Up Goals
New Cut, Who Dis?
Yes, it's quite incredible what changing your hairstyle, a professional beautician, a better pose and lighting and a bigger smile can do for you. I bet a lot of these women would look just as fantastic with their old hairstyle and the same make over.
True: it would be a fairer comparison if all that changed were the hairstyle... no smiling, no extra makeup, etc. Obviously this has a subliminal effect, as it's used in adverts all the time.
Load More Replies...This is actually less horrific than usual lists of “makeovers”, but yes, I agree.
Load More Replies...Yes, it's quite incredible what changing your hairstyle, a professional beautician, a better pose and lighting and a bigger smile can do for you. I bet a lot of these women would look just as fantastic with their old hairstyle and the same make over.
True: it would be a fairer comparison if all that changed were the hairstyle... no smiling, no extra makeup, etc. Obviously this has a subliminal effect, as it's used in adverts all the time.
Load More Replies...This is actually less horrific than usual lists of “makeovers”, but yes, I agree.
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