The shoulder-length layered hairstyle is an ageless classic that suits women of all ages. While straight and sleek is always best, you can create an undone style by adding side-swept bangs for a more informal approach.
Add layers to medium-length hair to add volume and dimension and work well with wavy locks. Create an irresistibly romantic style by accentuating it with golden blonde balayage highlights for added sexy-fun appeal!
Middle-parted, medium length layered hair
If your medium-length hair falls below your shoulders, try opting for a layered cut with a middle parting to add definition and movement to your locks. Not only is this style flattering for any face shape, but it can even add texture! Add blonde balayage for extra chic style!
Blunt point-cut bob with textured layers
If your medium strands are straight, try opting for a blunt point-cut bob with textured layers to soften and soften your look. The angled layers around your face help frame and hide any blemishes to give your best appearance for work or an evening out with friends. This cut looks striking with rich caramel hues but would still look fantastic with lighter blonde balayage or gray highlights.
Two-tiered medium-length layered cut with wavy locks
For a casual appearance, a two-tiered medium-length layered cut with wavy locks may be just what’s needed to get you from day to night in style. These layers look seductive and professional when worn wavy at work – they would even look lovely in light silver or graphite hues!
Blonde, medium length layered hair
Blonde medium-length layered hair is an incredibly versatile style, matching any skin tone perfectly while emphasizing its wavy layers to frame the face for a sweet yet seductive look that is easy to maintain.
Layered bobs for all hair types
No matter your complexion, layered bobs can be worn by almost everyone. Choppy strands add dimension and simplify styling for thin hair while texturizing spray can give an effortless beachy style.
Layered inverted bob for volume and texture
A layered inverted bob is an ideal style to add volume and texture to your locks, with its wavy strands curving near your cheekbones to draw focus to your face. Pair this look with light makeup and a middle part for an eye-catching, summery, feminine look.
Brown medium-length layered hair
Brunettes looking for a playful and flirty style should opt for a medium-length layered hairstyle, perfect for creating an eye-catching yet fun and flirty appearance. This look suits all face shapes and can easily be tailored to individual styles; try opting for a bold, choppy graduate cut with flipped ends for a statement-making look, or go for an elegant feathered lob for something more delicate and feminine. Adding highlights can further deepen the depth of brown layers to make them appear three-dimensional!
Layered bobs with subtle balayage highlights
Point-cut bobs are an excellent way to frame round face shapes, and medium-length hair may benefit from this layered haircut with subtle balayage highlights. Layered bobs with middle partings provide an effortless casual style with minimal effort required in styling them.
Ordinary bob with face-framing layers
An ordinary bob with straight ends can quickly become dull over time. To give it some flair, consider adding face-framing layers to your mid-length hair and then add a dash of gold with a balayage for an eye-catching style you can wear daily.
Choppy, medium length layered hair
Choppy layers offer an effortless, low-maintenance style for medium-length hair that adds shape and dimension without making your locks appear too short or thick. Choppy layers are also an excellent solution for women with fine locks who wish to add volume without cutting their length too drastically.
Face-framing choppy layers for texture
Choppy layers add texture to any hair type and style effortlessly with curling irons or wands and texturizing products. January Jones gives this look an artistic California vibe with her long, wispy bangs evoking brushstrokes.
Long layers for an elegant look
Another way to achieve face-framing choppy layers is to request that they be slightly longer than your natural length. This will ensure they encase your face perfectly while being easy to style using a blow dryer and texturizing product. Request that your stylist add angled layers for an even more dramatic effect.
