long to chin length?

 

You are very pretty and a shorter haircut like the pics you posted would look great.  If you keep the new look blunt, it should not be too hard to grow out if you don't like it.

 

Caution:

 

It is a big change.  You could cut first to your collar bone, then top of shoulders, then chin length.  You can always cut more, but after you cut it, that's it!

 

Good luck with your decision.

 

You are a very good looking young lady and appear to have great hair and a face shape that would accept just about any length.  The second pic you posted, the blonde chin length bob, is one of my favorites and I think it would like great on you.

 

Trying to read between the lines it sounds like some people define you by your present hairstyle, which appears to be making you slightly uncomfortable.  As you've always had long hair people don't know you any differently.

 

Its your hair and first and foremeost it has to please you, which clearly it is no longer doing as it once did - hence the desire to make a significant change.

 

I would say cutting it to a classic blunt-cut chin length bob would be an excellent choice as it will retain the natural shine that your hair possesses but give you the desired change.

 

Most people will compliment you on the change - at worst it may un-nerve a few people and make them reappraise how they see you.  That is their "problem" not yours.

 

Go for it

 

 

I bet you will start getting a lot of compliments on your cheekbones and eyes if you cut it - not just your hair (though I am sure you will get compliments on that still)

 

David

http://s47.photobucket.com/albums/f195/alandkim/JUST

DO YOU LIKE THIS?

OR THIS?

I was so impressed with the quality of responses until I read this:

 

[QUOTE=lovebobs]wow you should sooo do it![/QUOTE]

 

 

Unfortunately, no one can guarantee that you're going to look wonderful or that you'll love your new hairstyle or that everyone will shower you with compliments.  Of course, it's always nice to receive compliments, but the problem is that sometimes we allow them to override what we want to do.    However, based on your picture, if you choose a hairstyle that you really do like, I think chances are good that you will like it, especially if you go in with the right attitude about it.  As someone else said, you can't always please others, and if anyone does say anything negative about your haircut, that's their problem, not yours.  If anyone asks why you cut it, you could answer, "Because I wanted to.  Did you somehow arrogantly think I needed your permission to do it?"

 

My advice is to carefully choose the person who will cut it, if you decide to go for it.  Since this will be a fairly major haircut, you want someone who really has experience and will cut your hair to look its very best. 

anyway here is a pic of kim with a basic blunt bob that is just a tad longer in front , this i think would really suit you as your long to short cut   well?

Later she told me she was nervous but also very excited.

Hope you can find that excitement also.