Layers of different lengths will make you stand out (or to) specific areas of your face. Highlight your cheekbones and eyes by creating a fringe that is swung under your eyes.
#15: Signature fringe
A long, sweeping fringe is a great option for a striking appearance. The addition of choppy layers aid in enhancing the romantic windswept style.
#16: The Rachel
Rachel was the Queen of the medium length layered look and Rachel cut was one of the more popular hair cut for six months during the 90’s. Take your style to the present day by selecting the cut you prefer with the classic Rachel style.
#17: Wet Look
Cool off in the summer months with this gorgeous wet style. The product is brushed through your hair in a way that every single length of your layer is highlighted.
#18: Vampire Slayer
To get a fashionable look that will make you look a king at the mall, pick an outfit that is more long in the front than in the rear. A sweeping fringe (both long and broad) will draw attention to your stunning eyes. Include a splash of color to make it a killer punch.
#19: Back in Black
Long hair of medium length appears stunning in a thick, luxurious black look. Make sure to frame your face by putting layers on the front, and make it longer in the back, so you are able to show off your shoulders while out and out and about.
#20: Short and Sweet
This short-medium-length layering style is perfect for those with thin hair. Fine and thin layers are able to make your hair appear “light” and easy without appearing unkempt and thin. A flowing side fringe can complete the appearance.
#21: Face Framing Bob
Make sure you frame your face in the best way by creating chin length layers at the front and slightly larger layers as you move back. To create a frame effect on your face make sure the layers are at shoulder length, and make them slightly swivel toward the side to follow the natural curvature the jaw. Gorgeous bangs enhance your eyes, too.
#22: Everyday Easy
