Facial exposure. A short hairstyle might reveal some things about your face that you are not quite fond of. Therefore, this is something to keep in mind for those of us who might be more introverted about some of our facial features. It is also said that it might take time to get used to that feeling of being "exposed" for those who might of might of taken the transition of long to short hair.
Increases the perspective of height. This can be a good thing, but for those of you who are already tall enough, a short hairstyle can accentuate your height and make you seem even taller.
Growing back after the cut. If you are not satisfied with the way your hair looks after coming out of the salon, you can't go back and get a refund on your hair! It can take a long time to grow back out, and for some it might never growth back to it's full length. This is arguably the most significant con to those new to shorter hairstyles.
Maintenance. Short hair styles need to be cut more often. You will most likely have to increase the number of regular visits to the salon if you want to keep your hairstyle in shape, at risk of falling into phase of hair that is between too long or too short to do anything with it!
The best way to be sure about choosing the right hairstyle length is to find the style you like, print it off and go visit your hair stylist. There are also many interesting hairstyle softwares available throughout the Web which will allow you to try on a hairstyle in 3D!
Some people might try to discourage you or scare you away, but stand your ground. It's all about you, your style and comfort and being your confident self. Find out for yourself if a short hairstyle if for You!
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