Looking to Chop It All Off? These Are the Best Haircuts For Short Hair

Short of shaving your head completely, the pixie cut is as easy as it gets in terms of maintenance. "The pixie cut is totally chic and no fuss when it comes to styling," celebrity hairstylist and Unite hair ambassador Graham Nation told POPSUGAR. "While wet, apply a detangling spray, and rough dry into place. Once dry, add a small amount of pomade for a light hold that will last all day."

There are many different types of bob haircuts you can try. From the effortlessly cool and relaxed French bob to a tiny microbob and blunt bob, and so much more.

Larry Sims, celebrity hairstylist and cofounder of Flawless by Gabrielle Union, described the buzz cut as "fly without the commitment of major upkeep." This haircut is as short as it can get and will make you look like a total badass.

If you want to go short but not too short, try the shag haircut. "The shag haircut is, in a nutshell, a lob with bangs," said NYC hairstylist Devin Toth. "It's so popular right now because it adds a different, more interesting kind of geometry around the face, and not just at the bottom length of the haircut like the lob does at the collarbone." This perfectly messy hairstyle can be customised by adding or subtracting bangs and layers.

Funny name aside, the "flob" haircut is everywhere right now. "With the trending 'flob' hairstyle, you're essentially saying goodbye to the side part and switching it for a middle part, with a bob," hairstylist Cory Aaron Scott said. "It's perfect for spring because it's easy to create and maintain on your own and complements your bone structure."

This haircut is similar to a pixie cut, but it has choppy layers of varying lengths on the top of the head. "The 'shift' [has] versatile styling options — from something edgy and raw to extremely polished and sophisticated," Adam Federico, R+Co's director of content, said. "The haircut can be finished to suit the individual's personality and meet them for who they are within that day."

Depending on how long you make the layers, it can look very edgy or very polished.

The mullet, or the "chillet" as we like to call this updated version, is popular among celebrities. "It's a more modified and more fashion-forward version of the mullet," said celebrity hairstylist and cofounder of Nine Zero One salon Riawna Capri. "The definition of a mullet is short at the front and sides and long in the back."

Don't let the name scare you: this haircut is extremely wearable. "The clavicut is a collarbone-grazing style that [looks good on] all hair types and face shapes," said Tricomi. "This style features back strands resting on the nape of your neck with the face-framing strands dipping an extra inch or two until they kiss your collarbone — an edgy yet sophisticated hairstyle, all at the same time." It's a great in-between short haircut.