6 Lessons Celebs Taught Us About How to Grow Out Hair

Millie Bobby Brown, the amazing actress behind the epic Stranger Things, famously shaved her head for the role of Eleven. She's been rocking some spectacular looks while her hair grows out, but one of my favourites is her adorable take on plaits. Tight and clean, she reminds us that you don't need many inches to make plaiting useful and cool. While not everyone knows how to plait, there are so many YouTube tutorials out there to help your hair look neat and put-together.

Fringes are truly one of the greatest gifts to hair, especially when growing out a cropped cut. Miley Cyrus is certainly no stranger to changing hairstyles, and one of the tricks she employed when growing out her beautiful pixies was letting her hair have some bangs. Fringe helps give the illusion that hair is longer than it is, and it looks great under a beanie during those long Winter months.

Even if you're not growing out a pixie cut, take a page out of Emma Watson's book by embracing a slick look. Those flyaway hairs won't know what hit them and you'll look like you're straight off the red carpet.

When Jennifer Lawrence was growing out her pixie, her hair colour suddenly seemed much brighter. While she is one of the lucky ones who can pull off any shade, the bright blond helped mask any weird lengths and kept her looking like the glowing actress she is. If blonde isn't your thing, find a colour that is dynamic and brings in a lot of light to accentuate your hair's growing length. Fun colours like pink and purple also work to keep hair looking interesting.

Kate Hudson has been growing out her hair from a buzz cut and looks killer with her new pixie length. Accessories, like headbands, wraps, bobby pins, barrettes, and scarves, help transform some of the boring days between grow-outs. It doesn't take much to transform a look.