5: S-Shaped Waves
Create elegant waves in your medium-length hair using a flat iron.
Start near your roots and gently twist the iron in an S pattern as you move down each section.
This classic style works great for both casual days and special events. Your hair will look natural and polished without being too formal.
6: Face-Framing Highlights
Face-framing highlights can brighten your features and add depth to your medium-length hair.
These lighter strands around your face create a soft, natural glow that draws attention to your eyes and cheekbones.
For the most flattering look, pick a shade that’s 2-3 levels lighter than your base color.
Ask your stylist to place the highlights close to your face, starting at the roots and flowing down through your layers.
7: Choppy Layers
Choppy layers add movement and texture to your medium-length hair.
This cut works great for all hair types and creates a casual, effortless style.
Choppy layers can be paired with side-swept bangs or curtain bangs to frame your face. The layers can also be styled straight, wavy, or messy for different looks.
8: A-Line Bob
The A-line bob creates a sleek angle from shorter hair at the back to longer strands in front.
Your hair will frame your face beautifully between chin and shoulder length.
You can style this cut straight and smooth or add gentle waves for extra texture. The angled shape works great for both thin and thick hair types.
9: Beach Waves
Beach waves add a relaxed, effortless style to medium-length hair. You can create this look with a curling iron or sea salt spray.
This versatile style works well for both casual and dressy occasions. Your waves can be loose and natural-looking or more defined, depending on your preference.
Use light styling products that won’t weigh down your hair to maintain beach waves throughout the day. A quick spritz of texturizing spray helps keep the waves in place.
