To have a look of the layered haircut, one just needs to cut hairs into different layers. The uppermost layer is the chin length or just touching the ears or may be beginning with fringes and locks. Thereafter the length keeps on increasing and the layers are appropriately given. Some people have their entire hair length layered and some may just have the lower hairs layered. It completely depends on the individual preference. Colors and highlights can add elegance to the hairstyle.

You can also achieve the textured look with medium hair lengths, of course not to the extent of short hair but the options are still there. The back of the hairstyle is generally tapered and the sides are layered and bangs are again optional. Bangs add a great framing for any facial shape which makes this hairstyle perfect for anyone to try. This longer look allows you to still pull your hair up at times and leave it down and textured for the rest of the time.

They are great for folks that have waves in their hair or straight hair. They are not so great for folks that have very curly hair; they tend to kink up curly hair and make it a bit unruly. Hair that is very thick can have some but usually adding more layers will just make the hair look bushy. They are ideal for thin hair; coarse hair does not work out so well with layers.

Medium length hair generally reaches from below the jaw-line to as much as several inches below the collar. Although different stylists all have their own opinion on this! Short hair is what it says it is. short, while long hair is from shoulder length to longer. (to quote from the musical "Hair). When you select a hairstyle for medium length hair which is layered, you do have to take a couple of important considerations into account.

What makes this kind of style more rich and stunning is its ability to beautifully blend with other styles and fashion trends. Adding colors or highlights to layered cuts makes hair look more gorgeous. Depending on individual preferences colors and highlights can be given to the desired layers leaving the rest with its natural appeal. This magical combination is just amazing.

Some downfalls that come with long layered hairstyles are the ability to keep your hair up, especially if some of the layers are cut short. Layered styles work best for those with straight or slightly wavy hair, but may be difficult for those with curls. Layers can also be hard to grow out once they have been cut, so make sure you are in for the long run before you decide to go through with the style.

One advantage of long layered hairstyles is the fact that they require very little maintenance and preparation to look good. A quick trim every six weeks from a stylist who is familiar with your hair should do, and the rest of the time, you can pull your hair up or back or leave it loose. For a sporty, playful look, pull back your hair but leave long tendrils to frame your face. If you're interested in a more mature, sensual look, try combing some leave-in conditioner into your hair and then use your hands to give it some gentle waves.

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