Heavy fringe with my baby face?

universality

I've always had fringes, ever since I was a little one. Then I got a block fringe a few years ago and loved it. However, I was fed up of trips to the hairdressers so grew it out. Now my hair only looks good if I make a real effort (I sound like a lazy moo) but before I could look edgy with bed head hair. I was thinking of getting my fringe back but I took years persevering with growing it out. I'm at a loss as to what to do! Any views? My style would be like this:

http://www.mtv.com/content/ontv/movieawards/2008/images/flipbooks/2008-mtv-stars/red-carpet-audrina-patridge-15834219.jpg

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_UaLWp72nij4/S4nJyvt7rZI/AAAAAAAACFA/_yTw9VVweWY/s1600-h/monica-bellucci-hairstyle.jpg


It's currently like this when done:

http://www.exposay.com/kate-beckinsale-2006-mtv-movie-awards---arrivals/p/3397/1/?f=Kate+Beckinsale

My face is a bit of a baby face, I've been told I look like Katie Holmes from her Dawson's Creek days, so don't know if it will make me look younger. I'm 22.

Thanks

glowgirl_2

You could try a clip in fringe, lots to look at if you do a quick google, fringes especially the straight ones do make people look younger, thats why so many older women have them;)