Two brothers, who surely have their own unique personalities, may have their hairstyles speak this individuality for them.  To each their own as Brennan and Preston Bailey demonstrate, and though they're siblings, their haircuts are as different as they are.

Taking a sweetheart of a style and putting on a sweet little face is great match-up!   This Valentine cut on Liberty Smith shows hugging razored ends framing her adorable face.

Piper Mackenzie Harris is a sweet, little girl who has radiant, red locks.  Curling the bottom half of her auburn hair allows lots of softness to hug and adorn her shoulders.

Mom, we know you love making her look trendy and cute, so we want to suggest an old fashioned approach.  The traditional pigtails just took a modern day turn when they are curled into one giant spiral twist.

This long bob style on Sammi Hanratty actually gives a little girl a more mature design for her hairstyle.  Bangs can cover elongated faces, yet they also help to give a more youthful appearance.   Wearing this all-one-length without fringe presents a little more mature look which is something Hollywood does a lot of for different movie rules.

We love to dress up our little girls and while attire is usually an easy pick, their hairstyles can sometimes be a challenge.  On Rylee Fanster, small vertical sections were taken for applying a small iron for these tiny perm-like waves.  This can also be done to enhance natural curls as well.

Once again we have Madison Pettis showing off her natural curls.   She should be quite proud of this final look as it surely takes a while to free the tangles and set her natural locks in place.

It's not about perfect balance where both sides must look the same.  The popular look is to really curl up one side and then have the other half look more relaxed and barely bending, as is the case here with Payton List's hairstyle.

These curls do take time to be inspired into perfect ringlets, however, it' starts with clearing tangles as much as possible and lots of conditioning!  Madison Pettis proves that 'girls with curls' make for a pretty princess.