If you're thinking of going for a big chop, Larry recommends a crop that's "super soft around the neck line," and pairing it with a "heavy, choppy fringe," citing Lori Petty in Pointbreak for inspiration.

Time to try a long bob haircuts and vanilla blonde shade for a fresher vibe and appearance. The hair color’s cool tone complements the winter season of December. This looks simple yet elegant, and what’s important is it’s versatile!

The perfect way to take your ponytails to the next level this winter? Flip up your ends for a cute, retro vibe.

If you're looking to play around with your winter hair color, you can't go wrong with a deep, red-brown hue (seen here on hair chameleon Lucy Hale).

Face-framing layers have had a major comeback, and thanks to the versatility of the style, it's not going anywhere soon. Pull some pieces out and wear your tendrils down and around your face.

 Shag is a classic haircuts that never gets too old. It’s an optimal choice for ladies with fine and thin tresses as this cut offers hair a soft texture and movement. Since winter is around the corner, better paint it with a blue jean color to complement the season.

 Giant claw clips are almost as popular now as they were back in the day, only these days the look isn't as perfectly twisted and is more thrown together like a messy bun.

To copy this haircut, grab that Revlon drying brush the internet convinced you to buy and give yourself your own big, bouncy blowout. 

A medium-length blunt haircuts with babylights will frame the face. When messy, it gives a “cool girl,” slept-in texture. But if straight, it looks polished and sleek. This hairstyle is gorgeous! Babylights create a sparkle to the hair, so they’re perfect when going blonde.

Sometimes when the tresses are too long, fullness gets compromised. So, adding layers using a razor cut technique is beneficial. Curtain bangs can complete the style, too!

This wavy medium-layered haircuts is such a great cut. It’s trendy and goes very well on most ladies, especially those with the oval face shape. Adding highlights doesn’t only bring out a dimensional illusion.

The One Tendril Trend for Winter 2020. If you want to experiment with your hair part a bit this winter, try one that's a little off-center. Instead of two tendrils around your face, make it a big one on one side to really emphasize that side part.

If you couldn't tell, scarves are big this year. Tie it around the base of your ponytail, wrap it like a headband, use it to accessorize your braided haircuts.

If you're bored with your short haircut but don't want to grow it out just yet for winter, switch up the cut with an asymmetrical haircut to keep things interesting without any drastic changes.