Hidden layers add movement, volume, and texture to short fine hair. These layers should be almost the same length as the longest strands to shape and remove bulk without reducing thickness.
Soft layers help remove weight and add volume to short fine hair. A blunt cut with light layers creates dimension. Using a volumizing primer can provide extra lift.
Interior layers work well for thicker short hair by reducing weight while maintaining length. Thinning shears can be used to remove bulk and texturize ends
The wolf cut, a mix of shag and mullet, is ideal for naturally curly short hair. Shape curls naturally and cut hair wet before further shaping as it dries for the best results.
Square layers suit medium fine hair, especially when it grazes the collarbone. Soft layering adds volume and gives the illusion of thicker hair.
Light layers throughout medium-length fine hair add volume and beachy texture. This cut maintains length and fullness for an effortless look.
Choppy layers provide a cool, edgy vibe and reduce the weight of medium-length thick hair. This cut feels lighter and more manageable.
Heavy layers paired with textured bangs work well for medium-length naturally curly hair. Layering hairs on top of each other avoids a triangular shape.