15. Mid-Length Cut with Undercut
An undercut means the hair underneath is buzzed or cut very short. You can hide it with the longer hair over top. Or you can show it off for a daring look. It’s a fun surprise element. Style by pulling the top layers back to reveal the undercut.
14. Textured Cut with Side-Swept Bangs
This cut focuses on creating a lot of texture throughout. Side-swept bangs soften the look. They sweep across your forehead to one side. It adds a nice flow and movement. Use a light hold hairspray to keep the bangs in place.
13. Mid-Length Cut with Full Bangs
Full bangs fall straight across your forehead. They can be thick or a bit wispy. This cut suits those who aren’t afraid of a bolder fringe. It frames the eyes beautifully. Get regular trims to keep your bangs the right length.
12. Inverted Bob
The inverted bob is shorter in the back and gets longer towards the front. It has a stacked shape in the back. This cut creates volume and a strong silhouette. It’s very stylish and modern. Blow-dry the back layers upwards for maximum volume.
11. Mid-Length Cut with Beach Waves
This cut usually includes layers that make it easy to style into beachy waves. It looks relaxed and sun-kissed. It’s perfect for that effortless summer vibe, even in spring. Use a curling wand or braid damp hair to get the waves.
10. Razor Cut Mid-Length
Using a razor instead of scissors creates softer, more textured ends. It gives the hair a slightly piecey look. This cut feels lighter and has great movement. Use a styling cream to define the ends and add texture.
9. Mid-Length Cut with Disconnected Layers
Disconnected layers are noticeable and stand out from the rest of the hair. They aren’t blended in smoothly. This creates a cool, piecey effect. It adds visual interest and texture. A texturizing paste will help show off those distinct layers.
8. Mid-Length Cut with a Deep Side Part
Sometimes, the cut is simple, but the styling makes it dramatic. A deep side part shifts the weight of your hair. It creates volume on one side and a sleek look on the other. It can totally change your face shape. Use a comb to get a really clean part.
7. Mid-Length Cut with Highlights
Adding highlights brightens up a mid-length cut. They add dimension and can make layers pop. Choose shades that complement your base color and skin tone. It’s like adding sunbeams to your hair. Use color-safe shampoo to keep them vibrant.
6. Mid-Length Cut with Lowlights
Lowlights are darker pieces added to your hair. They create depth and make your base color richer. This is great for adding dimension to flatter hair. It gives the illusion of thicker hair. Use products designed for color-treated hair.
5. Mid-Length Cut with Balayage
Balayage is a freehand coloring technique. Color is painted on for a natural, sun-kissed look. It grows out softly, so it’s low maintenance. It looks beautiful on medium-length hair. Deep conditioning treatments help keep balayage looking fresh.
4. Mid-Length Cut with Ombre
Ombre is a gradient effect, usually darker at the roots and lighter at the ends. It’s a bolder color statement than balayage. It works well on medium lengths to showcase the transition. Use sulfate-free shampoo to protect the color fade.
