The Secrets Behind Four Popular Trendy Layered Haircuts

Do you feel trapped by the texture of your hair? Stuck with the style you’ve had for longer than you can remember due to lack of styling options? Looking for a change? In that case maybe one of the trendy layered haircuts is for you.

Remember these points.

Subtle layering can enhance most any cut by adding seductive movement and volume to your hair.

Layers cut into the hair around your face can set it off by framing it better.

As you’d expect how much and what kind of layering you need depends on your hair type. Curls call for longer layers to give balance and remove heft. Fine hair can stand layers that create the look of fullness. Blunt and choppy works well with straight hair.

WARNING: If your hair is on the thin side or thinning it’s best to avoid an excessively layered, choppy cut. Yes, this is a technique that can add volume. But it can’t enhance what’s not there. And in the case of thinning hair it tends to only accentuates the problem.

Okay that’s some layering basics at least. Let’s move onto some low fuss layered hairstyles then.

Cutting graduated layers into shoulder length hair results in a polished look. Any texture can benefit from this approach.

Longer, angled layers cut all over for versatility and movement are the signature of some modern shags.

Then there’s the long bob or lob for short. With this popular mid length cut you get easy styling and plenty of versatility as well.

Long and layered works great for those with wavy or straight hair that is thin or thick. You’re looking for your stylist to cut in medium to long layers.

A choppy bob is a good layered look if you’re looking for something that will require less time each morning. Perfect for fine straight hair, this sophisticated super short style brings out the beauty of your eyes too.

Adding layers to your hair is an easy way to build in major sex appeal in just seconds. They can truly make the difference between a cut that is just okay to one that is great and glamorous looking. So why not consider layers the next time you’re seated in your hairdresser’s chair?