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@harestudiony
Scroll no further if you’re looking for something casual and low maintenance. This short cut with a side parting is a great option, indeed. Babylights work like magic on fine hair: they provide noticeable highlights that add volume and dynamics.
Asian women have the advantage of being born with beautiful silky black strands. But this doesn’t make them shy away from scissors or hair dye. Long and cropped, wavy and poker straight, layered and blunt — the hairstyles for Asian girls impress with their diversity and creativity. In fact, many of the freshest and boldest styles are copied from Asian beauties, so scroll below for the top 40 hottest Asian hairstyles that anyone can – and should – try for their next salon appointment.
@romeufelipe
You’ll never go wrong with long wavy hair. This Asian girl has chosen a mind-blowing mixture of warm chocolate hues and loose waves to achieve a glamorous feminine look.
This universally flattering cut is one of the most popular among the trendiest oriental hairstyles and for good reason. Layers through the bottom three-fourths of the hair create a soft texture that when curled into loose waves and highlighted with a touch of babylights looks completely natural and effortless.
@salsalhair
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Accentuate your beauty with the right cut and color solution. This blunt bob haircut does a great job in balancing the shape of the face, and a money piece provides an outstanding sun-kissed effect to make your face glow.
@megumicolor
Consider getting choppy layers throughout your mane if you want to totally change your look without sacrificing length. Choppy layers combined with beige balayage help this hair appear more voluminous, while the side-swept bangs spice up the cut, making it more interesting.
@ashleenormanhair
Long pixie cuts are among the most favored hairstyles for women who have thick unruly hair. Fair enough, as pixie is a beautiful and comfy way to put your hair in shape. Choppy ends and blonde highlights are a cherry on top that help create a truly magnetic look.
@hirohair
A chin-length blunt bob can be your best choice if you prefer wearing short hair. We love how this short bob haircut draws attention to the girl’s flawless facial features. A middle parting and deep auburn shade make this hair look really cool.
@bescene
Although shades of blonde are not natural for Asian hair, ash blonde balayage that seamlessly blends into darker roots can be a chic option with a comfortable grow-out. With this amazing color solution, you’ll be able to achieve a super attractive look.
@hairbysarmad
Again, check out how the right blonde hue can offer a jaw-dropping effect on Asian hair. Cream soda blonde and a perfectly straight bob cut look drop-dead gorgeous when styled in a bit messy way.
@shannonrha
Here’s a gorgeous idea for long hair if you want to change your look without compromising length and your natural hair color. Ask your stylist for a caramel balayage and loose waves to refresh your style and add that perfect glow to your face.
@rodrigocintra
Perm doesn’t always mean going curly. You can opt for digital perms to achieve a stunning natural look like this. Face-framing bangs make this hair look really cute and feminine.
@jisu_sunny
Made popular in the 1970s, shag hairstyles aren’t only still around, but they’re cool-girl approved and a great find for Asian hair styles. Medium layered strands — as opposed to short, wispy layers in the original 70s style cut — will keep it current, as will cute bangs and some fresh highlights.
@salsalhair
If you haven’t noticed it yet, muted colors are trending. A dusty rose shade looks stunning against dark roots, adding gorgeous depth. Shoulder-length angled bobs flatter any face shape with a slimming effect, thanks to their long front layers which draw the eye. A great option for women with round faces.
@anhcotran
Add a Hollywood vibe to your style with this side-parted, slightly wavy bob. No wonder that it’s universally loved: it beautifully combines with the silky dark hair and emphasizes the delicate facial features.
@jisu_sunny
This long messy pixie with bangs looks gorgeous on women of all ages. Ash gray is what makes it look genuinely outstanding. If you’re looking for something eye-catching and low maintenance at the same time, steal this idea!
@mingli_t
Consider this dazzling long shag that is sure to turn heads. A marvelous idea for younger girls who want to hit the e-girl esthetics without going over the top. Loose tousled waves, choppy bangs and an eye-popping blonde streak on one side do the trick to create an enthralling look.
@megumicolor
If bold color is what you’re after, we strongly recommend you to consider this dream-like coif. Melting from black to dark purple, to icy blonde and lavender-pink, only an artist could create such magic. For maximum effect, pair with luscious long locks crafted into giant, bouncy curls.
@evalam_
Bob has always remained one of the most loved haircuts for women of all ages and with any hair type. However, it never looks the same due to a whopping range of varieties of this cut as well as thousands of possible color solutions. This slightly wavy, messy bob combined with a sandy blonde money piece is a good proof.
@harestudiony
The best way to fake thicker locks is with a choppy cut. But since this style can sometimes be boring on its own, wispy, tapered bangs will add visual interest, and caramel balayage will create the appearance of shorter layers.
@mizzchoi
Classic is never out of style! We can’t get enough of this flawless straight chin-length bob that looks exceptionally flattering on silky Asian hair. Blunt ends and middle parting make this hair look impressively attractive.
@salsalhair
No, that isn’t a typo. “Bronde” is the result of combining brown and blonde shades, resulting in a cool, ashy tone. It’s a popular choice for Asian hair highlights, as it blends well with naturally dark locks.
@hairbyamberjoy
Wearing denim is forever in style, and now its popularity is extended to hair color. This moonlight gray shade is perfect for those looking to exude a moody and mysterious vibe. It’s also a great choice of a hairstyle for an Asian girl, as it melts perfectly in black strands.
@chrisweberhair
Indulge your inner princess with these awesome underlayer pastel pink highlights. It’s a great idea to consider if you’re dying for something funkier. Plus, you can easily hide your pink tresses for an office-approved look.
@hairloungenyc
One of our favorite ways to spice up any cut is completing it with bangs. Straight bangs don’t only look edgy, but their biggest perk is they help frame your eyes and make them pop. This long bob is also a great example of how warming up your natural dark and cool color can also warm up your complexion.
@richiemiao
Bobs never go out of style: they’re chic, sassy, and low maintenance. To keep it modern, add layers for texture, and pair it with balayage highlights. If your hair is naturally wavy, it’s even easier to style: finger through some product and go.
@christinesilvermancolor
For girls wanting to stand out from the crowd, try rocking several bold trends at once: uber-long locks, a bright bold color, and cornrows. While it would require a lot of maintenance to keep up the color and manage so much hair, this cool unicorn-like coif is worth the effort.
@hairbykacie1
Between the perfectly coiffed side-parted mohawk and the deep blue-turquoise balayage, this head of hair looks more like a museum sculpture. The added height will help slim the face, while the curled bang will maintain a feminine feel.
@russellmayes
Scroll no further if you’re looking for something casual and low maintenance. This short cut with a side parting is a great option, indeed. Babylights work like magic on fine hair: they provide noticeable highlights that add volume and dynamics.
@harestudiony
Show off your naturally silky strands with one of the most classic haircuts — a long sleek blunt cut. Side swept bangs paired with one-length hair is super easy to maintain: blow dry with a round brush, add a little shine spray to help tame flyaways, and go.
@hairshaftralph
Searching for unique Chinese hairstyles? Ditch the black locks and consider going grey long before you naturally would. As long as the rest of your look is kept fresh and fashion-forward, silver hair will appear young and trendy.
@bescene
We can all thank Free People for bringing us the effortlessly cool top knot, but if it’s starting to feel stale, take it to the next level by incorporating a braid. Bonus points for a bold hair color choice, and pairing with a shoulder length bob.
@candicemarielv
Elaine Tan has graced her dainty long locks with soft beach waves and added a lovely side fringe. The subtle golden brown highlights introduce another portion of sophistication and style into Elaine’s look.
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A classic bob cut constantly makes its way to the runways and red carpet. Tian Yuan chooses this simple yet timeless hairstyle, because it makes her look youthful and nonchalant yet classy. With a bit of setting spray, it will last the whole day, so it’s a perfect choice for a whole-day event.
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Jamie Chung sported very delicate “barely there” waves at the Critics Choice Awards. And they looked flawlessly natural! The subtle face-framing highlights in this exquisite wavy hairstyle are something we absolutely love!
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“Good morning. Charlie!” Do you still remember her as one of the sexy members of Charlie’s Angels? Lucy Liu is of Chinese descent, and she is among the most beautiful Hollywood faces. Her signature looks are always simple but very classy. The side-swept downdo she wore to the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards proves it. Lucy rocked her straight flowing tresses side-parted and tucked behind the ear on one side. A great idea for older Asian women, who want to look 10 years younger. Can you tell Lucy is nearly 50 now?
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Another elegant take on the common look with straight Asian hair is this divine hairstyle, Tang Wei wore to the Black Hat Premiere. The downdo requires a soft volume to achieve the bounce of straight tresses. As we see, they look anything but flat. Let all the hair flow to one side. For a more exquisite look, curl the ends randomly and finish with a shiny hair serum.
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Bob for medium hair is undeniably a very common hairstyle, but Pom Klementieff shows how to dispel that common misconception. At the Weinstein Company and Netflix Golden Globes after party she got all the eyes on her funky bright platinum blonde hair. To add more dimension to her hairstyle, she got some subtle messy waves and soft, wavy side swept bangs.
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This fashion enthusiast totally caught our attention, not only because of her pretty face or those chic Gucci items but also because of her dynamic wind-swept pixie cut, styled in lovely waves. Creating volume on top with a volumizing mousse and brushing your hair backwards is one way to flaunt it!
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One of Aimee Song’s best red carpet hairstyles is the cute downdo pictured here. Aimee had one side pinned behind her ear for a cool asymmetric quirk. The big flowing waves with a caramel ombre added an extra oomph to her look.
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Jenna Ushkowitz shows us how to rock highlights so that they look gorgeously sexy. Style large soft waves with a 2” barrel curling iron, sweep them to one side and secure the locks comfortably with a few bobby pins. Finish off with a nourishing hair coat for the added shine.
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These fine classic waves ooze timeless class and taste. Ming Na Wen’s waves are neatly curled outwards and parted in big sections. It’s hard to imagine a more gracious and feminine frame for a lady’s face than this gorgeous downdo. This style has no age limit: it is great for both young girls and women over 50, 60 and even 70.
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While these Asian hairstyles are undeniably cool, all women can try them. From bold colors, cuts, styles, or a combination of all three at once, there is plenty of inspo above to help you find a fresh new style.
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