#5: The Middle Part Style with front Layers
A middle parting hairstyle with the front layer is a enjoyable method of adding the look of movement to an ordinary shoulder length hairstyle. Blended layering is possible by using a soft dry texturing Ask the stylist for softening the layers towards the end of your treatment. I suggest the use of a round blow-dry brush, such as Amika’s Blow Dryer Brush 2.0 to give soft volume, and to highlight the layers.
#6: Chunky Layers for Round Faces
The sexy layers that round faces need on hair that is mid-length create lines and angles where your face is soft. Get your stylist to suggest contemporary, eye-level layers that enhance cheekbones. Layers can give volume to hair’s crown, smoothing your round, round face. You can use #4’s Blow Dry Lotion to get an incredibly soft and full blow-out.
#7 Medium-Long Layered Cut Side Bangs
Layering a long and medium length cut that has side bangs is an essential medium hairstyle. When making a long layered cut, you must utilize points cutting and blended elevation techniques to ensure there aren’t any sharp lines in the cut. If you are applying elevation in order to combine layers try not cutting straight lines instead, raise the hair before making a make a point cut to cut off the bulk and length. Point cutting techniques help avoid rough layers and will save time while finishing the final touches to the cut.
#8: Long Tousled Bob with Short Layers
A long bob with short layers will help to show the natural wave pattern. It is best to maintain the layered style when you’re working with natural texture. You can add a big bang to a medium-length haircut to give maximum volume and softness in the cut.
#9: Razored Layers on Thin Hair
The razor-cut layers of thin hair can boost the volume of fine hair. You’ll want to make sure your stylist is knowledgeable and comfortable using razors to ensure the volume. Longer shoulder-length hair that has face-framing bangs can enhance the appearance of more full hair.
