Long Layers
– Long layers are an easy and versatile addition to a face-framing haircut, offering endless styling possibilities.
– Layer placement can make a difference in accentuating cheekbones and drawing attention downward.
– Layering can give wavy hair an elegant lift without adding weight.
– Discuss shape and length with your stylist before getting longer layers.
Side-Swept Bangs
– Face-framing layers are a great way to customize a sleek bob and cover any signs of aging in fine hair.
– Consider asking for long face-framing layers above your cheekbone for a soft yet seductive look.
– To DIY, section the front of your hair using a rat tail comb and mark two points on either side of your head.
– Cut along the center line at an even length to maintain balance in length and keep bangs fresh and shiny.
– Use leave-in conditioner or oil to protect from breakage and keep bangs looking sleek and fresh.
Full Fringe
– Add a full fringe for an effortless and youthful aesthetic.
– This style works well for long looks requiring extra volume and texture.
– Layers that reach just below the cheekbones help reshape and add definition.
– Adding longer layers requires less commitment than growing out bangs.
– This versatile look can be worn straight down or swept to one side.
Braided Crown
– An innovative take on a crown braid suitable for casual and formal events.
– This style softens natural coils and slims the jawline and neck area.
– It adds movement and volume to make hair appear less flat.
– Works best with medium or long hair.
– Part your front locks, braid them usually, and pin them to your head for the crown effect.
