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"  Just like Lindsay Lohan is always pushing her Twitter followers to lacquer themselves up with Sevin Nyne tanning mist, I too have a tendency to rope every woman with whom I come into even the most casual contact into a conversation that involves me telling her yes, she should lop off all her hair if she feels like it, and no, she shouldn&amp;#039;t care what her Mom and boyfriend/husband will say. I don&amp;#039;t so much believe in the all it takes is confidence approach when it comes to short hair serving as a woman&amp;#039;s most flattering look, but I do know from the aforementioned conversations that there are too many women out there who have the urge (and the bone structure) but not the moral support to take the pixie plunge. Cutting hair is a sensitive subject between a woman and those she loves, more so than almost any appearance-related alteration (when was the last time your boyfriend told you to rethink your shade of foundation or to dial back with the mascara?), but really, that&amp;#039;s all it is\u2014an alteration\u2014so why are so many going years, sometimes their entire lives, without caving to curiosity? Since pictures prove what words sometimes cannot, here I present you with three of the season&amp;#039;s most successful incarnations of the super short cut on women of different heights, body types, face shapes, and hair textures. Glorious, all of them.   Pictures to print and take to your stylist: An Education&amp;#039;s Carey Mulligan, V&amp;#039;s Morena Baccarin, and model/mom (and girlfriend of actor Jason Lee) Ceren Alkac Photos: WireImage "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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