Hairstylist Shares 30 Women Who Decided To Cut Their Hair Short & Got Stunning Results

Great transformations naturally begin with the hair! Most women seem to agree as they continually explore different hairstyles. Trending is the fashion-forward hairstyles, which include the pixie cut, Chanel cut, and short bob. While having one’s long hair cut off is never an easy decision due to societal or religious expectations, hairstylist Kristiana Katsabina, through her clients, proves being a version of oneself that society accepts is not our responsibility. 

The Moscow-based hairdresser helps women to feel beautiful again, providing her clients with short haircuts while also proving that female beauty shouldn’t be measured by the length of the hair, nor should it be measured by the stereotypes today’s society has set. On her Instagram, Kristiana posts before and after comparisons to show how a haircut can change a whole person. We’ve compiled her newest and we hope it inspires YOU!

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The goal of these transformations is to inspire women and show them they can turn their lives around, become who they always wanted, and follow their dreams. However, Kristina has since had an influx of clients who passionately wanted the Bixie haircut. The hairstyle is often described as a hybrid between the bob, mullet, and pixie. It brings together a classy, elegant look and appears good on any woman, regardless of her age or the shape of her face. 

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You might be reluctant when it comes to wearing short hair since long hair is often associated with femininity. But then, that’s not the case anymore, and Kristina has managed to break such a stereotype. The Russian encourages anyone who crosses her way to adopt a short hairdo, and from her work, you will agree she does have good taste and the look fits her clients like a glove. 

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Before becoming a full-time hairstylist, Kristina was reportedly teaching Spanish and also worked as a translator and choreographer. With a lot of women in their 30s either working in a field they do not like, Kristina admitted she had experienced the same; at a point, she lost all the motivation to keep moving forward and deepen her knowledge when it came to her profession at the time. But now, she’s a professional and very much delighted with what she does. 

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