Do you like this haircut?

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The hair stylist was trying to foist this on me, I was a bit , no thanks, I'll stick with my usual trim and blow dry please. It works on the model but don't think I could pull that off.

It might look quite cool on someone young with an already edgy style and great bone structure.

But on 99% of regular women it would be...

And my hair has a tendency to frizz in warmer weather which I can't seem to find a product to settle so I'd forever look like I'd just wrestled a small child.

LillyVonSchtupp

Haha. What lilly said. There are some women this would look amazing on. I'm definitely not one of them.

I think it looks like the end result of someone attempting to cut their own fringe --absolutely awful but what do I know as an old fogey
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Anyone who manages look amazing with that fringe would look even more amaxing without it.

I do like a micro fringe. But they are a pita.

I don't like very short fringes, reminds me of being a child and having it cut too short.

I am not too keen on short fringes. I don't like it on the model either. LillyVonSchtupp's comment is on point :)

Those fringes work on a long thin or angular face but it's quite a bold look. It would grow out quite quickly..
If you have a round, moon shaped face avoid like the plague.

My sister ended up with a fringe like that in 1976 when my mum couldn't cut it straight first time and kept going back again to neaten it up. Not a look I'd choose or pay for!

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Hell no! It is a very particular look which would take immense upkeep and probably a whole new wardrobe.

No way! What LillyVonSchtupp said.

Noooo, dont do it!

Some people would look amazing with that. I would not be one of them unfortunately.

Also it would stick straight up in the morning so no chance of skipping washing your hair before the school run.

Ah, that's my fringe 1980-1986

thanks Mum

I had a teeny little fringe like that for a few years and on reflection, it was rather unforgiving.

I imagined it to be terribly cute but, instead, it was terribly medieval and made me look like a doughball crossed with a monk.

As others have said, it can look great on someone with the right bone structure, though. The model looks lovely.

It's awful ( unless you're 18 & stunningly beautiful )

The model in the pic would look good with a dead cat on her head though.

They just about work on very beautiful people in a 'Behold, even this fugly fringe cannot diminish my beauty' kind of way.

On mortals? No.