MARIAH CAREY'S BEST HAIRSTYLES AND HAIRCUTS
by TheHairStyler.comUpdated on January 15, 2017
View yourself with Mariah Carey 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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Gorgeous large curls are dressed all through the mid-lengths to ends of these tresses giving this style plenty of bounce and movement. This 'do is easy to re-create with the right tools and needs product to tame fly-away hair. Regular trims every 4-6 weeks will help prevent split ends and...
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Subtle layers are cut around the front and side for shape, making it easy to blow-wave this formal style shape best suited to compliment a long face. This hairstyle will be perfect for those with fine to medium looking for a 'do to turn heads at any occasion. Regular trims is needed to maintain a healthy look and feel.
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These dark golden blonde locks are styled into waves through the mid-lengths to ends adding movement and shape to compliment the length. This look is perfect for those with fine hair looking for a style with bounce and shape. A little product is needed for hold and shine.
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This beautiful hairstyle has a combination of medium to long layers to create movement and shape through the mid-lengths to ends. To complete the over-all look, highlights were added to the front and sides to contrast the colors and adds glamor to the whole 'do.
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This elegant hairstyle is perfect for any special occasion. The luscious length is complimented by medium to long layers cut around the back and sides to create a beautiful finish.
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Mariah's trade-mark locks flowed out and over her shoulders to compliment her face. Medium to long layers were cut around the sides and back to add body and bounce to her mid-lengths to ends.
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Mariah Carey once again let her locks out at the 2009 Film Independent's Spirit Awards. Her trademark luscious length looked different this time around thanks to her new golden copper color. This hairstyle has little layering through the ends to lighten the edges, and it's easy to maintain with regular trims.
