Medium layered haircuts work beautifully on all hair types, but naturally wavy locks may find this cut particularly flattering. Pair your cut with an anti-frizz thermal protectant for an effortlessly chic style.
Long Layers
Long layers look stunning on shoulder-length hair when feathered, adding volume and texture to fine strands while helping reduce weight in thick locks. This haircut also works well if women want to highlight their natural colors by using highlights.
Rose Byrne displays an attractive medium length layered haircut in this photo, sporting dark roots that gradually transition into lighter blonde. She has added subtle silver highlights around her face for added emphasis.
This blonde look showcases a wonderful medium length layered haircut, boasting soft, smooth layers cascading from her crown down to her shoulders. Easy to style and gorgeous when wavy, you can even add beach waves for added dimension!
Short Layers
Medium layer cuts are perfect for adding texture, movement and volume to any style of haircut – from long locks to adorable pixie bobs – and can even be customized through various coloring techniques like ombre and balayage.
Frame framing is one of the most favored medium layers styles, providing an instant face-framing effect and adding dimension to your look. It works for short or longer locks and looks particularly gorgeous on wavy or curly locks – it also pairs beautifully with side-swept and wispy bangs!
If you want to give your medium length hair an eye-catching and striking style, short layers with blunt edges could be just what the doctor ordered. This hairstyle will make your face appear larger while creating dimension; pairing this hairstyle with either side-swept or blunt bangs completes this bold, chic look. Also ideal for women with thin locks looking to avoid that unappealing flatness of thin locks!
Layers with Bangs
For an elegant and feminine style, consider opting for a medium layered hairstyle with bangs. Bangs can create a soft frame around the face while drawing attention to other features – Rose Byrne makes use of her medium layered locks with bangs to accentuate her jawline and forehead; her framing strands blend perfectly into her overall layered hairstyle too, adding another level of style and appeal to this hairdo.
Thicker hair may benefit from using layers, as this style helps lighten their tresses without adding bulkiness or bulkiness to their locks. Layered haircuts also work wonderfully well for women who naturally have wavy or curly locks; soft, glossy coils can easily be created that last all day long. For an updated look, blonde highlights or dark balayage can add dimension and contrast – it looks beautiful against dusty pink, deep cherry reds or rose-gold copper shades!
Shag
This shoulder-grazing cut features layers with swooping layers to add volume, creating an airy and feminine aesthetic that suits most facial structures. If your natural waves accentuate these layers and frame your face softly, this style can look particularly flattering!
Your stylist may suggest adding some textured layers to your shag haircut for thicker locks, creating an overall wild or tousled appearance which works particularly well with medium-length locks.
Add style versatility to your layered haircut by asking your stylist to leave some feathered ends in the shortest layer. This subtle addition allows you to easily switch up your look with just the flip of a strand or spray of texturizing spray – plus, this look works beautifully when showing off babylights or other highlights!
