DIFFERENT TYPES OF HAIRSTYLE

1. Pixie Cut: A short hairstyle where the hair is cropped close to the head, typically above the ears.
2. Bob Cut: A classic short hairstyle where the hair is cut straight around the head at jaw-level or slightly below.
3. Layered Cut: Hair is cut in layers of different lengths, creating texture and volume.
4. Lob (Long Bob): A longer version of the bob cut, typically falling anywhere between the chin and the collarbone.
5. Bangs: Hair that is cut and styled to fall over the forehead.
6. Ponytail: Hair is gathered and secured at the back of the head, leaving the face clear.
7. Braids: Hair is woven or plaited into intricate patterns, such as French braids, fishtail braids, or Dutch braids.
8. Top Knot: Hair is gathered into a bun on the top of the head.
9. Messy Bun: A casual bun hairstyle with loose strands for a relaxed look.
10. Chignon: A low bun typically worn at the nape of the neck, often for formal occasions.
11. Cornrows: Small, tight braids that are braided close to the scalp.
12. Dreadlocks: Hair is intentionally matted and twisted into rope-like strands.
13. Afro: Natural, voluminous hair that is worn out and untamed.
14. Undercut: Short sides and back with longer hair on top.
15. Quiff: Hair is brushed upward and back from the forehead, creating a voluminous look.
16. Slicked Back: Hair is combed back with the use of gel or pomade for a sleek appearance.
17. Mohawk: Hair is shaved or cut short on the sides with a strip of longer hair down the center of the head.
18. Fade: Hair is gradually shortened from the top down to the sides and back.
19. Pompadour: Hair is styled high over the forehead and swept back over the crown.
20. Fringe: Similar to bangs but typically cut shorter and styled to the side

DIFFERENT TYPES OF HAIR COLOUR

1. Black: A deep, dark shade of hair color that appears almost black.
2. Brown: Ranging from light brown to dark brown, this color is a popular choice for its versatility.
3. Blonde: A spectrum of light hair colors, including platinum, ash blonde, honey blonde, and golden blonde.
4. Red: Vibrant shades of red hair, including copper, auburn, strawberry blonde, and burgundy.
5. Brunette: A rich, dark brown hair color often associated with natural hair shades.
6. Gray/Silver: A trendy choice for those embracing their natural gray hair or opting for silver as a fashion statement.
7. Highlights: Lighter strands of color added throughout the hair to create dimension and depth.
8. Lowlights: Darker strands of color added to the hair to create contrast and richness.
9. Ombre: A gradual blending of one color to another, typically from darker roots to lighter ends.
10. Balayage: A hand-painted highlighting technique where color is applied in a sweeping motion for a natural, sun-kissed effect.
11. Sombre: Similar to ombre but with a subtler, more gradual transition between colors.
12. Dip Dye: A bold style where the ends of the hair are dipped into a contrasting color.
13. Pastel: Soft, muted shades of pink, blue, purple, green, and other colors for a whimsical look.
14. Rainbow/Multi-colored: Bright and vibrant colors applied in various sections of the hair for a bold, statement-making style.
15. Ash: Cool-toned shades of blonde, brown, or gray with hints of blue or purple undertones.
16. Caramel: Warm, golden brown tones reminiscent of caramel candy.
17. Honey: A warm, golden blonde shade with hints of honey tones.
18. Platinum: An icy, almost-white blonde hair color that requires bleaching to achieve.
19. Chocolate: Rich, warm brown shades reminiscent of chocolate.
20. Mahogany: Deep, reddish-brown hues with hints of purple or burgundy undertones.

HAIR STRAIGHTENING

1. Flat Iron Straightening: Using a flat iron to straighten hair section by section, starting from the roots to the ends.
2. Blowout: Using a blow dryer and a round brush to smooth out and straighten the hair while drying.
3. Chemical Straightening (Hair Relaxing): Using chemical relaxers or straightening treatments to permanently or semi-permanently straighten curly or wavy hair.
4. Brazilian Blowout/Keratin Treatment: A semi-permanent hair smoothing treatment that eliminates frizz and adds shine, making hair more manageable and appear straighter.
5. Hair Rebonding: A chemical hair straightening treatment that breaks and reforms the bonds in the hair to achieve straighter results.
6. Pressing/Hot Comb Straightening: Using a hot comb or pressing comb to straighten hair by applying heat directly to the hair strands.

HAIR CURLING

1. Curling Iron/Wand: Using a curling iron or wand to curl sections of hair by wrapping them around the barrel and holding for a few seconds before releasing.
2. Hot Rollers: Rolling sections of hair onto heated rollers and allowing them to set before removing for voluminous curls.
3. Flexi Rods: Using flexible foam rods to wrap sections of hair and create curls without heat, often used on damp hair overnight.
4. Pin Curls: Curling small sections of hair and securing them with bobby pins to set the curl, often used for vintage-inspired hairstyles.
5. Twist-Outs: Twisting sections of damp or moisturized hair and allowing them to dry before unraveling for defined curls.
6. Bantu Knots: Sectioning hair and twisting it into small knots close to the scalp, allowing them to dry before unraveling for tight curls or waves.
7. Finger Coils: Twisting small sections of hair around your finger to create tight coils or springy curls.
8. Beach Waves: Using a curling iron or wand to create loose, tousled waves for a relaxed, beachy look.
9. Curlformers: Using specially-designed hair curlers to create uniform curls without heat damage, often used on damp hair.
10. Scrunching: Applying styling products to damp hair and scrunching the hair upwards to encourage natural curls or waves to form.