Everything about Layered Hair totally explained
Layered hair is a
hair style that gives the illusion of length and volume using long hair for the illusion of length and short hair for volume, this way it's easy to style and manage. Hair is arranged into layers, with the top layers (those that grow nearer the crown) cut shorter than the layers beneath. This allows the tips of the top layers to blend apparently seamlessly with layers beneath.
More recent versions of the hairstyle involve making clear distinction between the various layers so that they don't blend seamlessly. In some cases, hair colouring can be applied to certain layers and not others to achieve a distinctive effect.
The layered hair cut is done by lifting the hair perpendicular to the head and cutting it straight across. Also quick layered cut can be achieved by putting the hair in a high ponytail and cutting it.
There is more than one type of 'layered' cut, two main ones being the uniform layer and long graduation. With the uniform layer, the hair is cut at 90 degrees to the head. With long graduation, the hair is cut at 180 degrees, creating more visible layers.
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