Short layers for fine hair
@hair_salon_by_hadis
Small graduated layers help to add volume to straight fine hair.
Short layers
@stylistkaitrose
Some people really want their hair to be long enough to make whole layers out of it. A volume that stands out from every angle!
Shorter layers on very long hair
@l.bass_beauty
Creating shorter layers on the hair down to the waist creates a textured look. If you want a more rugged look, you should try this.
Layered medium to long hair
@lsmobilehairstylist
Cutting off more layers in a shoulder length haircut will create more flared ends. Keeping the layers to a minimum will have a more organized look.
Short layers on straight hair
@beautybyheatherkristy
Start by splitting your hair horizontally, creating layers to cut. Then gradually cut into layers. Blow dry and comb through for maximum volume.
Short layers for fine hair
@sierracole96
Carefully cut out the layers on the hair to create volume and volume for fine hair. Have those flowy locks while keeping some flair at the ends.
Short front layers
@kylieelizabeth_hairartist
Giving long hair the much-needed short layers can make a big difference in your look, in a good way, of course. Aim for that relaxed look while maintaining length.
Long hair with bangs
@hannahhayeshair
Keep it simple and natural with soft bangs and long layered strands.
layered curly hair
@hairondisplay
What if you have voluminous curly hair? Add more volume! Layers add life to curls that can revolutionize your look.
Short feathered layers
@colorme512
This is great for those who have thick hair and would like to balance the body of their hair.
Q&A with Style Creator Kelly Magee
Master Colorist @ Salon Sovay in Austin, TX
How would you describe this look?
This view is one of my favorites. This is a beautiful golden beige balayage with a light chocolate base. This is a great compromise for those who want to go lighter or blonder without going completely blonde.
Maintaining depth at the root/base and throughout creates a much softer appearance and softer shoot. This cut keeps the length intact while adding movement, volume and texture with a modern take on Farrah’s layers.
Any advice for those considering this?
Anyone considering this species must first consider where they are starting. One of the biggest challenges in our industry is getting women to understand that weight loss is a process. We want to maintain the integrity of the hair throughout the entire process to ensure a healthy and beautiful color.
Depending on the starting point, this could take anywhere from one to four or five sessions on my chair. Building ease over time is the best way to go. This requires patience and will cost the full cost of the session.
This is such a low maintenance color when the desired look is achieved. Some of my clients only touch up once or twice a year. Grows without problems. This haircut style is very versatile for daily styling and can be styled, curled or straightened and still showcases movement in layering.
The shorter top layers make it easier to achieve volume if the top tends to be heavy and flat. It’s amazing how to spice up and style fine textured hair. If you have naturally wavy hair, I find a good leave-in product that lets your hair air dry works really well and looks pretty like a beach. Since the color requires minimal maintenance, I suggest a maximum time between shaping your haircut of 12 weeks.
changeable layers
@casey.miller6
Q&A with style creator Casey Miller
Hairdresser at a trichology salon in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
How would you describe this look?
This look is a well balanced mix of modern and classic and that’s what I love about it so much. Imagine that Brigitte Bardot meets a modern man or woman.
We see an ongoing trend towards long hair and incorporating shorter hair around the face and all over the crown is a great way to spice up the hair while maintaining the length that clients love.
With so much going on structurally in a haircut, color choice and placement must be considered. I always try to achieve a complementary, cohesive look between cut and color.
Any advice for those considering this?
This haircut is definitely suitable for all hair types and textures as well as face shapes. The key to emphasizing or reducing facial features is the placement of layers.
Customers love the unfinished “less is more” look. This style is great for those who don’t want to groom themselves in the morning. A great texturizing product that gives hair the life it needs.
The versatility of this cut creates endless possibilities for changing the look depending on how many layers and how short they are. You can go for a more dramatic look by creating more texture on hair of varying lengths, or go for something more conservative by keeping longer layers.
As a stylist, I love it when clients bring photos! When searching for similar cuts, look for words like “shag” or “modern shag”.
Layered long wavy hair
@sopistarhair
Q&A with style creator Ratana Sopi Sornbutnark
Colorist @ Salon Ambiance in Huntington Beach, CA
How would you describe this look?
A layered long haircut gives you the opportunity to get creative with your hair. You can style your hair in straight or soft curls or very wavy.
This is a haircut for any woman who loves long hair combined with highlights from chestnut to cool blonde.
Any advice for those considering this?
It’s a fresh, youthful sexy look. This is great because the cut can be adjusted to frame any face shape.
On damp hair, I like to use Unite Hair Care’s Seven Second Detangler Leave-In Conditioner, followed by Unite Boosta Volumizing Spray to create root volume.
After drying my hair, I curl it, shake out the curls and finish with a spray of Unite Argon Oil spray for volume, fullness and texture.
Long hair with short layers on top
@Houstonhairlife
Q&A with style creator Patti Vallee
Hair Artist/Colorist @ Locale Hair Studio in Webster, TX
How would you describe this look?
I love doing this haircut! This is long hair throughout the layered haircut. It consists of face-framing layers, long layers and short layers.
The styling of this haircut is very simple. It looks great when you iron it, blow it, curl it, or even air dry it. Just make sure you have the right product for the right style.
Any advice for those considering this?
This haircut makes the hair very heavy. For this reason, it is best suited for those with long, thick hair. If you have thin hair, you can get this look but with fewer layers.