7. Layered Cut with Blunt Ends
Combining blunt ends with layers creates an interesting contrast. The blunt line gives the cut structure. The layers add movement higher up. It’s a modern look with a bit of edge.
6. The ’70s Inspired Layered Cut
Think Farrah Fawcett! Layers are cut to flip out and have lots of movement. This retro style is back and feels so fun. Style with a big round brush to get that iconic look. It’s full of life and energy.
5. Medium Length with V-Cut Layers
V-cut layers are shorter on the sides and longer in the back. This creates a V-shape at the ends. It adds beautiful shape and movement. Curl the ends slightly to show off the V-cut.
4. Layered Cut with Subtle Highlights
Subtle highlights can really enhance layers. They add dimension and make the layers stand out. It catches the light beautifully. This combination creates a natural, sun-kissed look.
3. The Inverted Layered Bob
Similar to the A-line, but the back is often stacked. Layers are crucial for this shape. They add volume and blend the different lengths. This cut works well for fine and thicker hair types.
2. Medium Length with Wispy Layers
Wispy layers are fine and delicate. They add softness and movement around the face and ends. This is great for softening features. It’s a lovely, low-key way to add texture.
1. The Top Choice: Bouncy Layers with Fullness
This is my absolute favorite for creating maximum impact! Layers are strategically placed to build incredible bounce and fullness. It gives your hair so much life. This cut is perfect for adding volume to finer hair. Use a volumizing mousse before drying. Blow dry sections upwards for extra lift. It’s all about creating that beautiful, full shape.
