#11: Short Feathered Layers
This is ideal for people with thick hair who would like to balance the hair’s body. It’s a stunning golden beige balayage that is set on an icy chocolate base. It’s an excellent option for anyone who wishes to be lighter or more blonde, but not completely switch into a blonde. The ability to maintain the depth of the root/base as well as the entire length gives a more softer appearance and a much more softer growth out. The cut is kept in place while adding an airy, volumized and texture. This haircut is an updated take on Farrah layers. This cut is extremely versatile for everyday style it can also be blow up straightened, curled, or curled and still show the layers’ movement. Because of the shorter layers on top this style can be much easier to achieve when the top is bulky and flat. It’s amazing to add elegance and life to hair with fine texture too. If you have naturally curly hair, a great leave-in treatment, which allows the hair to dry, works very well and is beautiful and beachy.
#12: Choppy Layers
The look is a perfect combination of classic and modern which is why I love the most about this look. Think of Brigette Bardot and the modern woman or man. We’ve seen a continuous trend of long hair, and the use of shorter lengths in the face as well as across the top is an excellent method to add some color to the hair while keeping the length people love. When you have a hairstyle that is so varied on in terms of structure within the haircut, the color and the placement of the hair are things to take into consideration. I always try to achieve an overall, cohesive appearance with the haircut and color. This is definitely a haircut that is suitable for any hair type and texture and face designs. The most important factor in highlighting or delaying the emphasis on facial features is in the placement of layers. Customers are embracing the unfinished, “less is more” style. This look is perfect for people who prefer minimal maintenance during the daytime. Texturizing products are great for giving the hair the vitality it requires. The variety of this cut offers infinite possibilities for changing the appearance depending on the number of layers you have and how short you decide to cut them. You can opt for a dramatic style by adding texture to the hair by using different lengths, or opt for something more traditional with the layering longer in length. As stylist, I am thrilled the moment when clients bring pictures in! When you are researching cuts such as those, look up words such as “shag” and “modern shag”.
#13: Long Hair with Short Layers on top
I am in love with this cut! It’s a long-haired with a layered cut. It is comprised of face-frame layers and long layers as well as short layer. It is extremely simple. It looks amazing when flat-ironed and air-dry it curl it or air dried. Be sure to get the right product to achieve the correct cut. This cut can take the weight of hair. This is why it is ideal for those with thick, long hair. If you have hair that is fine you can achieve this look , but with smaller number of layers.
