Three Ways to Spoil Fabulous Short Hairstyles for Prom

Though not a problem at the outset, common perception holds that to get the best hairstyle fit for a prom queen, a girl must have flowing tresses.

True? Nope.

Great short hairstyles for prom may prove a little more challenging, but they are definitely doable. In fact, there are many creative and fabulous hairstyles for different short hair lengths that you can try nowadays. Depending on your personality and the gown you are going to wear, you would not have a hard time finding the right one for you. However, there are styling spoilers that could get in your way if you are not cautious. At best, avoiding them through awareness is your best resort. They are as follows:

The Wrong Haircut

Getting a fabulous short hairstyle begins with the right hair cut. Once achieved, you can freely and advantageously use the magic of today's hair products and styling tools to create the look you want—and you can do so on a whim. But if the haircut is bad from the start, then nothing you do to make it look better could ever result to anything fabulous, let alone a style worth wearing to a prom night. At best, if you have not had short hair before, schedule getting a haircut several weeks or even months in advance. This would give you ample time to grow your hair out and make the necessary adjustments should your haircut turn out differently from what you expect.

Hair and Scalp Problems

Having either a hair or scalp problem or worse, both, means you cannot just use any good hair product to create the look you want. The chemicals found therein may react with your specific condition, thus worsening it. Address your problem first by scheduling an appointment with a dermatologist specializing in scalp problems or hair experts. Like getting a good short hair cut, treatment should be done several weeks or months ahead.

Product Overload

Too much of a good thing turns awry, and the same thing holds true for hair products, regardless of how effective they may be. To keep from getting stuck with too much sticky stuff in your hair, take note of these vital pointers.

Fine Hair: Ditch the pomade and go for styling cream instead. It works well in emphasizing those jagged points while giving your hair the control and shine needed to set off your style.

Medium or Thick Hair: Choose from paste, pomade, or wax (but do not overdo it!). A pea-sized amount of any of these products rubbed between your palms before applying to your hair effectively manages your hair, while preventing helmet head and pouffiness for wavy and frizz-prone tresses.

Here is one of the beautiful short hair style:

Selena Gomez