MOLLY SIMS BEST HAIRSTYLES AND HAIRCUTS
by TheHairStyler.comUpdated on June 10, 2024
View yourself with Molly Sims hairstyles. We provide easy "How to style" tips as well as letting you know which hairstyles will match your face shape, hair texture and hair density.
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Molly Sims is looking radiant than ever and this hairstyle is simple yet elegant. Her long blonde hair falls along her cheekbones while the subtle curls frame her face in all the right spots.
The darker undertone gives this hairstyle some body and breaks through the blonde hair nicely. If you are going to dye the underneath of your hair, you are going to need to get it touched up every 6 weeks or so in order for the color to look fresh and not fade.
A bit of hair product will be required to keep the subtle kinks in place but this is not a difficult hairstyle to pull off.
Makeup-wise, you can do a smokey eye with a bold lip. Keep in mind that even though the kinks might shape the face, you are going to need some highlighter to exaggerate your cheekbones even more.
Makeup-wise, you can do a smokey eye with a bold lip. Keep in mind that even though the kinks might shape the face, you are going to need some highlighter to exaggerate your cheekbones even more.
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These highlighted locks are left to fall over the shoulders showing off the loose waves added to the mid-lengths to ends for shape and movement. This casual hairdo is easy to maintain with regular trims every 4-6 weeks and needs only a small amount of product for hold and shine.
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Smooth and simple is the main idea for this hairstyle. These highlighted locks are blow-waved smooth from root to tip to maintain a flat and low-fuss style best suited to compliment a round face. Only a little product is needed for shine and regular trims to prevent split ends.
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This long and sexy style looks great on Molly. Short swept layers have been cut throughout her sides and back to enhance her wave and to add body and shape around her face. Light golden blonde tones are perfect for this look.
