Medium Length Hair Cut for Teenage Girls

When choosing a hairstyle, many teenage girls will opt for a medium-length haircut. Medium-length haircuts can vary in length from right below the chin to just below the shoulders. Long bobs and mid-length haircuts with bangs give teenage girls countless styling options and are versatile choices for these girls on the go.

Curly Haircuts

Medium-length curly haircuts are great for active teenage girls, since they require minimal styling. Have your stylist cut your ends to a medium length and then add blunt layers to create a uniform curl throughout your hair. To style this type of curly haircut, use styling cream scrunched into damp hair for a soft, curly look or styling gel for a harder hold. You can then air dry or use a diffuser attachment on your blow dryer to finish the look.

Straight Haircuts

Straight hair is ideal for teenage girls because of the styling ease. If you want an easy-to-manage medium-length haircut, ask your stylist for long layers along with face-framing layers. This hairstyle can be styled by allowing hair to air dry if hair is naturally straight, or blow dry with a paddle brush to straighten hair that has a bit of body in it. For a sleek look, you can finish the hairstyle with a flat iron.

Medium-Length Bobs

Bobs are always in style. Medium-length bobs give extra length and styling versatility to short bobs. A bob haircut that is this length should be cut just above the shoulders and have little layering, except toward the ends. To style this bob, you'll need a flat iron if you want to wear it straight or a curling iron if you want ringlets. To change the look a bit and keep hair out of your face, add a headband.

Haircuts with Bangs

Bangs can change the look of any medium-length haircut. Teenage girls can wear a variety of bangs styles with their medium-length hair. Side-swept bangs are good for almost any face shape, while blunt bangs look best on heart- or oval-shaped faces. Hairdo Hairstyles says, "Just about anyone can wear a fringe, it just needs to be styled to your face and shape." Ask a professional stylist for help when choosing bangs for your

Shag Haircuts

Shag haircuts, made popular in the late 1970s, have come back into style. Shaggy styles incorporate many layers and lots of texture. Ask your stylist to cut layers throughout and texturize the ends of hair with a razor for a shaggy look. Then style hair with texturizing products to enhance the shag haircut.