The best haircuts according to your hair type: straight, curly ...

Wavy: short

When wavy hair comes out naturally, it is very good to have short hair a little long, that is, like Úrsula Corberó. This way we leave space for the texture of the hair to be noticed and obtain a more natural and relaxed look.

Wavy: medium mane

Girls with wavy hair who want to wear a short medium length can be inspired by this look from Naomi Watts. They just have to add some long layers at the back so that the hair does not 'bulge' too much and leave the front locks slightly longer than the rest.

Wavy: long

With somewhat longer hair, it is advisable to layer the entire mane. Thus the hair weighs less and waves are formed more easily.

Smooth: short

Girls with straight hair can wear their hair very short without fear of odd shapes. It's a great way to save time in the morning on combing your hair. Of course, if you add a fringe like Scarlett Johansson's, you will have a more versatile cut because by changing its shape you will get endless different looks.

Smooth: medium length

It is a look that favors and takes away many years at once. You can wear it parted in the middle and straight cut, like Kendall Jenner, on a daily basis and when you need a more sophisticated look, put it aside.

Smooth: long

Wearing a hair as long as Sofía Vergara's is perfect when you have naturally straight hair. Even so, maintaining this length requires a lot of care in the form of moisturizing products and reducing the use of heat tools to the maximum.

Curly: short

Yes, girls with very curly hair can also wear it short. You can always resort to the Marilyn Monroe look but here you have another option. Carrie Coon wears the sides slightly shorter than the hair on the top to leave the curls to her own free will.

Curly: medium mane

Layers are a must when you have a curl as tight as Zendaya's. We like the idea of adding a fringe for a swag cut, so fashionable this season.

Curly: long

Few are those who dare to wear their hair so long when it is this curly but Vick Hope shows us that layers can be, again, great allies for this type of hair. She also styles it with the recurring flip side hair , and the result could not be more inspiring.

Fine: short

Kaley Cuoco has taught us that you can wear a pixie cut with a sparse mane. The key is to accompany the cut with a lopsided fringe that hides one of the areas that usually give more problems in this type of hair: the entrances.

Fine: medium mane

The key to succeeding with a below-the-jaw cut when you don't have too bushy hair is to wave it. This way it takes on more volume and seems much more populated.

Fine: long

Wearing long hair when you have it so thin can be problematic but if you control breakage by reducing the use of heat tools to the maximum it may be a good idea. Add long layers to give it movement.

Thick: short

When you have a lot of hair, keeping it very short is not a problem. You will only have to worry about combing your bangs well and taking it with a slight scaling so that it does not fall with too much weight on the face.

Thick: medium mane

We love this Lily Collins cut because it takes a lot out of her hair. The actress wears long layers that, in addition to giving movement to her hair, make the dreaded 'Mafalda effect' that women with a large amount of hair usually suffer.

Thick: long

Another who has a great hair and who takes advantage of it well is Amanda Seyfried. She wears her hair with a slight scaling in the front and the rest, straight. This cut works well for a straight hair like hers but if you have waves, better add some capita.

Curled: short

The hair that is not very hydrated are those that have frizz problems. Wearing hair this short is usually no problem, but if you need a little extra help, you can always resort to a fixing spray that leaves no residue so you don't look dirty.

Frizzy: medium hair

To control frizz it is better to wear your hair in a straight cut, which gives more weight to the hair so that it does not go too crazy with humidity. And for this, it is better to resort to an extreme smooth like that of Emma Stone.

Curled: long

Of course, if we want to wear it long, things change. So, better to resort to layers and control frizz by resorting to pre-wash coconut oil masks or hydrating shower treatments.

It is not the same to cut a straight hair than a curly one, nor can you wear the same look if you have very fine hair or your hair is too abundant … that is why we have prepared the definitive guide to haircuts depending on the type of hair you have. In this way, you can choose the style that will best suit you and your beloved hair.

Haircuts according to your hair type

Curly hair. Layers are the best friends with curly hair. If you want to wear it short, leave the hair on top a little longer. If you prefer a medium hair, stick with the swag cut , so fashionable this year and if you prefer to wear it long, you know, layers!
Wavy hair . The boysh cut is an infallible option to let the waves emerge naturally in the shorter hair. Medium lengths, better with a bob at the jawline; and long ones, like curly ones, layered!
Straight hair. You can wear it very very short without problem. Do you prefer half a mane? Well cut at shoulder height, straight , it is a safe bet. Long? The same, straight, but it has to be well hydrated.
Fine hair. If you have little quantity and you want to wear it short, better leave it a little long at the top and have bangs at the side over the forehead. In case you prefer medium hair, stick with the layered ones with waves. For long hair, the same but with longer layers.
Thick hair. For short thick hair, better a pixie with bangs. If you wear it at shoulder height, give it life with layers and avoid the 'Mafalda effect'. The longer ones can be worn straight, if they are smooth , and if not, also layered.
Frizzy hair . If your hair is frizzy it is due to lack of hydration. Those who wear it short can use fixing sprays. Those who prefer medium length hair, who opt for a straight look and wear it very smooth. If you want to wear it long, go to the layering team and wave it.