Thanks Amy! Those ARE short.
I have had the last hairstyle, believe it or not!! That was back in college. I don't have a picture. I didn't care for it...
I have also had the second to last one, for several years, in fact. That was when my teens were babies. I even had it darker back then. And I once tried red but it turned orange.
The sienna miller one is closer to what I was thinking, and is closer to what I had last year.
The sharon stone one is an interesting thought. Hmmm. And the first pic is really cute! Hmmm....
Unfortunately, I don't do bangs very well. I have had this same cut now, with long side swept bangs cut in, and the bangs just don't want to lay right, even with all the flat ironing and hair product in the world. I have massive cowlicks in my bangs, I'm afraid! So I need them long for the heaviness to lay right.
But I know what you mean about it looking heavy. I think there's a few reasons - one is the color. That's where he put the blondest streak in it. Two is the angling - I think if it had been shorter in the back then it would be thinned out a lot more and it would just be this one inch piece in the front that was long (and tuckable behind the ear). Am I describing that well? (I may have a pic to demonstrate... let me scrounge one up... may have to post later since I need to get moving this morning).
My hair is very fine, and there's actually not a lot of it either. It just looks like there is. I get lots of volume when I go short. Also I have a ton of curl. These past few days, being sick, I allowed my hair to air dry each day and I can't even say it's "wavy" because it's more like CURLY! Between a wave and a true curl. I wish I'd taken a photo of it yesterday to show - there is a part of me that is tempted to wear it curly for the rest of the summer. It would still need some additional thinning/razoring/layering in that clumpy heavy area you are talking about, because when it goes curly, that part looks funny (unless I put it in a headband).
I usually don't prefer my hair curly for a few reasons, and one is that the light doesn't reflect the hair in the same way as it does when it's flat. But, these past few days I realized that the highlights he's put in actually work really well with curly (maybe even better than with it flat - I think it's TOO blond at the moment - I really don't like obvious roots and I have them now).
Angie, which Alecia Cuthbert cut? I googled and got images with many different styles. (I don't even know who she is).