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If the terms of thin, fine, thick and coarse are a bit unclear to you, check out our post How to Make Thin Hair Appear Thicker where these differences are discussed. Coarse, thick hair is typically very layer-friendly and frequently preferred. If it’s fine and thin, light layers might be preferred, to keep as much hair as possible. If your hair is fine and thick, layers will help reduce weight and add movement. How fine or coarse is your hair? No matter how thick or thin your hair is, the texture plays a role, too.Thick hair is easier to add layers to at any length simply because you’re working with more hair but a really important length to focus on adding layers is right around shoulder-length (above to just past) as this is where that triangular shape can really take over, adding unfavorable bulk to the sides of the face. This applies to both thin and thick hair. However, the shorter your hair is cut-like a pixie, for instance-the more the whole cut is based around layers as there really isn’t a base length anymore. How long is your hair? Still keep in mind the quantity of hair here because those factors play largely into medium and long length styles and some short styles.Here, a disconnected layer at the crown would help give that pop of volume without taking too much from the ends. This isn’t always the case and some people simply prefer a layer so they can add more volume to the style. Layers can be a disservice to thin hair because taking away hair from the longest length can leave this section looking sparse and straggly. If your hair is on the thinner side, you may want to steer clear of layers.
If you fall into the “category” of thick hair but really don’t love layers, ask your Hair Cuttery stylist about removing some weight from the underneath sections of your hair without adding a defined layer. This is a perfect example of when layers would be a positive addition to your cut because they will remove weight from the ends, allowing the hair to have more movement. A common complaint for medium length hair is that it falls in a triangular bell-shape. This weight can start adding unwanted bulk which is more noticeable at certain lengths. How thick or thin is your hair? If your hair is thick, it can feel heavy if not cut in a certain way.There are a few factors to consider when thinking about adding layers to your haircut. Layers can range from short to long, and can either be connected-a gradual flow of layers from the shortest layer to longest length-or disconnected, with a layer much shorter than the overall length. Layers are when the top portions of your hair are cut shorter than hair underneath.
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