25 Fun and Sexy Short Blonde Hairstyles
Could it be true that blondes have more fun? Well, you wouldn’t know unless you try it right? Not only has blonde been a huge trend but short cuts have been as well. Many people are taking the plunge and chopping off their hair. We think it’s totally awesome because hair will grow back. Be fun and spontaneous and step out of your comfort zone that you’ve been in for so long. It is a new year and it is time, that your hair got a major upgrade. Shorter cuts have the ability to make you look and feel younger and free. We wanted to inspire you to make that much-needed change. We have searched for the sexiest and fiercest cuts to bring out the new you. We hope you enjoy our fun list of 25 of our favorite Sexy short blonde hairstyles that will have you feeling refreshed and renewed.
1Layered boy cut with side part
2Light neck length waves
Here we have a very popular cut. This is a neck length style that has super light effortless waves. This is one style that you really do not have to think about. You wake up apply a light oil and tackle your day. At night just simply place your hair in 4 jumbo braids. Doing this with keep the natural wave pattern without flattening your hair.
3Short blonde layered pixie cut
4Sleek boy short blonde haircut
Want an easy style that requires little to no attention? With this boy cut just simply brush and go. To give it a pop add lavender to create a silver toned blonde color. If you want to give this a dressed up appearance then throw in curls or finger coils. Finger coils are great if you do not want to cause heat damage to the hair.
5Teased cut with side bang
6Soft curl short blonde hairstyle
7Spiked tapered cut
8Dark root cut short blonde hair
Miley has really been coming into her own. She has a bold personality and the hair to match. She has a short pixie cut with darker roots. Her bold liner and bright red lip really bring out the rockstar in this look. Miley has been getting a lot of hate because of her evolving style. We honestly love it! Why be the same when you were born to standout?
9Short blonde bob
A simple and timeless cut is the bob cut. This cut is sleek and perfect for any environment including the workplace. This has a mix of yellow blondes and platinum blonde on the ends. Two tone colors are completely okay for the workplace as long as you know how to tone them down properly. Always add a deep undertone to mute any color.
10Blonde low cut
Love platinum blonde hair styles? Model Eva Marcille is known for not only rocking short cuts but blonde short cuts. This blonde looks great against her deep skin tone. This cut makes her look young and fresh. We have seen her rock longer styles as well but we have to admit that her pixie cuts are our favorite.
11Ear length cut with fishtail braid
12Golden blonde side-swept cut
13Simple blunt short blonde haircut
This cut is simple yet makes a statement. The ends are bluntly cut giving it a slight angular shape. This is definitely a cut that you’ll see in the magazines and on the runway. It is completely okay to wear the bold and extravagant styles that you are drooling over in the magazine because let’s face it the world is seriously a walking Vogue magazine. If you’re into ombre blonde hair and want to make this cut a little more edgy then you can add a little earth toned colors at the tips of you hair.
14Neck length cut with curls
15Bowl cut with bangs
Here we have a sharp bowl cut with bangs. This short blonde hairstyle is perfect for women with round or heart-shaped faces because this cut falls right below the jaw line. If you have a more oval shaped face then consider cutting this style at more of an angle. Doing this will flatter your jawline and not make your chin look longer than it really is.
16Curly mohawk ash blonde hair
We are seriously loving the mohawk trend. This cut is tapered on the side creating the mohawk shape. The loose curls add shape and definition and totally make this hairstyle pop. For long lasting curls style on freshly washed hair and sit under the dryer in rollers for about 30-45 min. This allows heat to lock in the product and moisture.