Ok, one thing I learned recently is that adding layers for thin (low density) hair actually does wonders for fullness. The trick is to not layer all the hair, but only the top portion, so you keep some of the density at the ends while getting the benefit of movement on top. There are a bunch of UA-cam videos on it. I did this with my hair and it looks SO much better.
They will not grow significantly enough, just a couple centimetres. and each time the hairdresser will cut new hair, not the hair she/he previously. So after a while you end up with too much growing out layers and thin ends.
Just a personal opinion but i'm so over layers. I tried having layers for years and it never looked good. I finally have long one length hair and my hair never looked better. Also with my hair type (fine hair but lots of it and mostly straight with just a hint of a wave pattern sometimes) i have a lot more volume with no layers. Layers make me look like i have hair loss. But i have also seen people who look good with layers. Definitely depends on your type.
@@susannpatton2893 Does it cling to your head with no volume? How do you manage quick to grease roots? Especially if you go to the gym and such. I have been wanting to grow my baby fine and not the thickest kind of hair super long, but I can’t stand how it clings to my head with no bounce and unevenness of the grease level from root to ends
I also have baby fine and decently thin hair. I also do a blunt cut. I also find some highlights (if you are quick to grease) does wonders for the grease effect and the volume appearance. Making your hair a little less sleek on a subtle level (without over doing it with any damage) makes an appearance of more volume and density. Balayage can look bad, ends slightly drier and more volume appearance, and top is healthy with more grease, thus more flathead effect. And darker colors are slimming, lighter colors make a larger effect (this is true of clothing and hair). If you are lighter skinned, the lighter hair can make any visible scalp less noticeable, added bonus. You don’t have to go too light either, can always do highlights and a permanent hair dye thereafter to bring the highlights down to a bit more of a natural level, same effect.
I quit going to hairdressers because when I ask for layers, they leave the ends of my hair feeling too thin. I like a blunt cut with face framing layers, and I do that on myself, sometimes a little light long laying in the back. Doesn't matter what my face shape is I know how I feel in a certain haircut.
Aha moment! Just learned why I’ve always preferred long, relatively blunt hair despite having a long face. 1. I’ve got a weak jawline, 2. I’ve got wide shoulders and, 3. I’ve got fine hair. These 3 things are mentioned to be ”exceptions to the rule” in the video. Thanks for confirming the feeling I’ve always had with facts!
Absolutely love your new hairstyle. Perfect! I was trying to grow my hair again, which looks ok in a bob - but a bit too classical. Long hair is good, but always layered. But I love my head shape, face and neck best when hair is either pulled back or cut pretty short. Not sure why, but anyway, interesting content. 😃
Just wanted to say as I’m sure other people will agree that you are getting more beautiful by the day my dear Jen. You seem to have really completely and utterly discovered your beauty and what works best for you which is what you are so wonderfully teaching us with your fabulous unique and knowledgeable content. You are truly stunning and your confidence and certitude is inspiring and empowering thank you ❤️
I am posting my thoughts in case it helps anyone. I have baby fine and decently thin hair. I do a blunt cut, looks best. The tiny subtlest long layers that are quite long relative to the length can work for some movement. I also find some highlights (if you are quick to grease) does wonders for the grease effect and the volume appearance. Making your hair a little less sleek on a subtle level (without over doing it with any damage) at the root makes an appearance of more volume and density. Balayage can look bad, ends slightly drier and more of a volume appearance, and top is healthy with more grease, thus more flathead effect. And darker colors are slimming, lighter colors make a larger effect (this is true of clothing and hair). Positive of highlights: if you are lighter skinned, the lighter hair can make any visible scalp less noticeable, added bonus. You don’t have to go too light either, can always do highlights and a permanent hair dye thereafter to bring the highlights down to a bit more of a natural level, same effect.
For years I have been wondering why I prefer pulling my hair back, even though I have a longer, diamond shape face! It is because my lower third is most prominent. And I always ask my hairdresser to thin out my hair around my jawline, but I couldn't explain why I like this. Thank you, jenn!
This is my favourite styling channel, I honestly learn so much. The facial thirds thing was a complete revelation to me, and I finally understood my own face! Thank you :)
Your layers look great! I am growing my hair out from bob to pixie over the past year and a half. Longer hair with layers is my goal. Praying to get through this "awkward phase" as gracefully as possible as I am also embracing my naturally curly texture.
As always, I loved this video! I hesitate to get layers just because of the time it takes to grow them out, but I do think layers would suit me better. You’re pushing me out of my comfort zone again Jenn!(in the best way) 😂❤
I have a slightly long face and years ago I wanted to add some width and volume with a bob. But my hair is very fine textured and wavy just from the lenght, so it resulted even more flat! Also having a narrow forehead makes my hair lay just on my face hiding even more my features, and layers also tend to have the same effect if too short. However I don't mind longer layers, but since I'm starting to appreciate my strong jawline I would do the opposite to emphasize it instead!
I have a square/ round face and any length shorter than to my arm emphasizes the size of my face. The best hair type is to have it down and thrown to the front to cover the sides of the face. The only thing I can do to not look good in long hair is to curl or wave hair, the same effect - it shows up the sides of the face.
Awesome video! You always choose such great examples to describe your meaning. And you just explained why I've always liked myself better with long hair. I could never really put a finger on it, but now I know that its because I have broad shoulders and a short neck with fine hair. The length balances me out thankfully. Plus the width of my lower third is narrow. Always thought I looked terrible with short hair.
As someone with thick wavy hair, layers are the best thing that happened to my hair. As a kid, my mom would keep my hair boy short so I started growing it when I was in 5th grade. For years I had lower back length hair that couldn't be tamed so it was always in some braid. A few months ago I decided to cut my hair mid back length and get layers, and not only is my hair easier to take care of but the ends curl beautifully while the top remains straight
For the last years, I've always gotten layers. I neeeeed a lot of volume in my hair, since I have a tiny head and broad shoulders. Layers are such an easy way to have more volume, or at least it is for my wavy hair.
Your videos are my favourites!!! So much information without crazy music and distracting elements. It's so easy to follow and so calm and ... high-quality. Thank you so much for sharing everything with us ❤ I hope you'll have a nice weekend
My hair is fine/med but thick & heavy. It has a natural S curve beachy wave to it if layered. I just don't have the spoons to deal with blow drying & straightening or curling & just let it be whatever it's going to be that day. Longer layers cut in a more vertical way & thinning scissors really help to keep it from being too flat on top & puffy on the bottom (triangular) I'm not wearing it as long as I once did (waist length) but I still keep it slightly longer than shoulder length. I tried straight across bangs to widen my long face but that shortened my upper third even more, so now I just have some cheekbone grazing layers in the front that look nice if I wear my hair up or brushed back. I really admire sleek, smoothe hairstyles on others but dislike them on me. You shouldn't have to fight your hair's natural texture all the time, a good haircut is key.
Hi Jenn, would you consider making a video specifically focusing on long philtrums? I have pretty equal thirds, but I feel like my philtrum completely throws the proportions off (I have a slightly protruding mouth area as well, so it draws a lot of attention). I know you mention long philtrums in many of your videos, but I feel like it would be amazing to have a complete guide. Thank you a lot, amazing video as always!
PLEASE make a video on curly hair. I've noticed curly hair just doesn't look as good on me as straight hair does. I have a square/oval face and I cant find a way to make my natural curls flatter me.
There are reasons for and reasons against layers for me. Square jaw but short neck. Yang but a rather short forehead. Strong shoulders but already less hair at the ends of my waist length hair. I guess the best would be very subtle layers then? I have medium contrast (light skin but a bit tan. Mixed blonde tones).
Hi! I Just found your channel, and I was wondering if you can do a vid about curly hair bangs? I have curly hair, and I want bangs, but I’m not sure how they will look on me. 😂 Although I do appreciate how you add curly hair models! Thank you, and I love ur vids! ❤
Great video! wonderful explanations! Thank you very much. Can you create a video on thin hair? I don't mean a going bold hair, but just thin hair (always had it and tried to optimize the look). Thank you in advance
Interesting about fine hair that you say it might be not suitable for fine hair, but you also have fine hair and it looks nice, even though the volume is really reduced?:)
What if you have contradictory features? I have an oblong face with a longer lower third, but a receding chin and literally no jawline, and a thick neck. I feel like having my hair up takes some attention away from the area, but at the same time having my hair down is slimming? I'm really confused. Would love to have shorter hair, but I'm scared I will regret it.
mewing. Also I think of jayme lee curtis, I think she looks bettdr with shirt hair but her hair has volume and with in the top so it balances out, if you dont want to cut your hair you could try get ine of those clip on bangs, a thick one and put your hair in a pony tail and if you like it then maybe actually get the bangs and use your hair tiedd up if cutting it is too drastic
I agree to start mewing if you are insecure about your chin. I would do a half up half down hair style (experiment with straight or curled if you need) and then have two wavy/curled bang pieces out that stop right below your chin
I think your videos sometimes get a bit confusing for me because I always have different features from those you use as an example… priyanka is the closest one to my facial appearance because of her nose, but her nose is still a lot different than mine (which is chubby and the bridge is not prominent like hers) so I wonder if what you analyze does really work for me as well. also, I think creating a discord server for people from your channel help analyze each other and give their opinions on how to look better etc, could be a good idea!
I wish I could do layers. My hair is coarse, very thick, with a slight wave, and layers make it poofy. Like 90’s news anchor poofy. And the visual effect of the layers just kind of disappears. I had a haircut last year with a new stylist, and she was almost in tears because the layers just kept getting absorbed back into the volume of my hair. I wish I could do something other than a bob or an updo, but those are the only hairstyles I like on me. 😢
I've grown my hair to my butt. I would like layers but cringe at what I will have to cut off to achieve it lol. I didn't grow it out for years to turn around and cut it off lol. Years of growth gone in 2 seconds- just seems like an injustice
Ok but fine hair with layers equals breakage Harder to grow out the hair or keep healthy Braiding or clipping up is harder I wish I could do layers but it’s really hard on the heath of my fine textured hair
I’m not really sure on causation here - are you saying that cutting layers in fine hair causes breakage? I have fine hair and a lot of layers (shag haircut) and I have not even one split end and also my hair is bleached so already compromised. What I found over the years contributing to split ends are: washing hair too often, no leave in conditioner and stylers, pulling hair in wet state especially (while brushing), not tying hair in pineapple to sleep, using regular towels on hair and drying it roughly. Split ends is a cumulative effect of all of those mishaps and doesn’t really have anything to do with hair style. I’ve struggled with split hair for many years. Unfortunately when you have them all you can do is to cut that off, you can’t “repair” split ends like some brands will have you believe. But you can use conditioners filled with amino acids and protein that will help strengthen hair for the future to prevent breakage. I hope this helps :)
I struggle with having the appearance of a very small head in comparison to my body, especially because of my broad shoulders, but I don't like having my hair too long or always down, what can I do? If someone knows I'd be grateful. I cannot for the life of me find an answer.
Perhaps styles that can prevent the shoulders from appearing broader, like darker colors, deep V-necks, nothing that adds more width to the shoulders - for example I always opt for a tank top or a form-fitting long sleeve than a looser-fit T-shirt because the sleeves on some T-shirt designs can add more width to my shoulders
I don't see advice for absence of jawline. Layers just frame my awful neck. I have a small chin on a convex profile and small jaw. Weight disproportionately goes to my throat. I don't have enough definition in my chin to have a double chin. My face almost cartoonishly is one with my neck. My face has equal thirds but I have a wide forehead, so it looks bigger. And the crown of my head is low. I feel like all of the advice negates itself. On the plus side, even when I had a boys haircut as a kid, people immediately knew I was a girl. I look very feminine with small facial features. But to have a jawline defined from my neck, I have to be under a healthy weight. I've tried makeup but at best I can only keep that up daily for 3 or 4 months. Same with up keeping hair. Give up and just accept this is it or is there a haircut that isn't going to frame my neck like layers? I feel like all layers do is draw attention to the lack of jawline.
can you do videos for wider and chubby face style that really works for my round face please 🙏🏻
yes I need this too
@@mel818 we’re on the same boat
Yesss this!!
Need this also!!!! Filipina cheekbones here
Yes please
Ok, one thing I learned recently is that adding layers for thin (low density) hair actually does wonders for fullness. The trick is to not layer all the hair, but only the top portion, so you keep some of the density at the ends while getting the benefit of movement on top. There are a bunch of UA-cam videos on it. I did this with my hair and it looks SO much better.
Hello, could you link the videos you’re talking about, please?
It will work only once or twice. After that you have to grow your hair again.
@@КсенияПолтавец-ж7э not sure what you mean. Your hair will grow in between cuts either way.
They will not grow significantly enough, just a couple centimetres. and each time the hairdresser will cut new hair, not the hair she/he previously. So after a while you end up with too much growing out layers and thin ends.
@@КсенияПолтавец-ж7э that’s not how cutting hair works… your hairdresser is not picking and choosing only new hair to cut 😂
Just a personal opinion but i'm so over layers. I tried having layers for years and it never looked good. I finally have long one length hair and my hair never looked better. Also with my hair type (fine hair but lots of it and mostly straight with just a hint of a wave pattern sometimes) i have a lot more volume with no layers. Layers make me look like i have hair loss. But i have also seen people who look good with layers. Definitely depends on your type.
A blunt cut makes my hair look much thicker.
And how good your hairdresser is, too.
Mine is baby fine and thick. I grew it to my butt. Am considering some layers, nothing short ever again
@@susannpatton2893 Does it cling to your head with no volume? How do you manage quick to grease roots? Especially if you go to the gym and such. I have been wanting to grow my baby fine and not the thickest kind of hair super long, but I can’t stand how it clings to my head with no bounce and unevenness of the grease level from root to ends
I also have baby fine and decently thin hair. I also do a blunt cut. I also find some highlights (if you are quick to grease) does wonders for the grease effect and the volume appearance. Making your hair a little less sleek on a subtle level (without over doing it with any damage) makes an appearance of more volume and density. Balayage can look bad, ends slightly drier and more volume appearance, and top is healthy with more grease, thus more flathead effect. And darker colors are slimming, lighter colors make a larger effect (this is true of clothing and hair). If you are lighter skinned, the lighter hair can make any visible scalp less noticeable, added bonus. You don’t have to go too light either, can always do highlights and a permanent hair dye thereafter to bring the highlights down to a bit more of a natural level, same effect.
I quit going to hairdressers because when I ask for layers, they leave the ends of my hair feeling too thin. I like a blunt cut with face framing layers, and I do that on myself, sometimes a little light long laying in the back. Doesn't matter what my face shape is I know how I feel in a certain haircut.
Most do not know how to do layers. Everyone ends up with the same dog ear bowl cut.
you are so right, it’s always an issue for me.
I feel like the woman in the video has the same issue. Her longer layers look thin and too wispy.
This! I cut my own hair and look so much better. Saving tons of money too.
I feel like a half updo also is more flattering to my face because of my short forehead
Aha moment! Just learned why I’ve always preferred long, relatively blunt hair despite having a long face. 1. I’ve got a weak jawline, 2. I’ve got wide shoulders and, 3. I’ve got fine hair. These 3 things are mentioned to be ”exceptions to the rule” in the video. Thanks for confirming the feeling I’ve always had with facts!
Love this haircut on you. Looks ao effortless
Thank you!!
Love the new haircut, Jenn! Perfect for summer and looks gorgeous on you!😍
Aw thanks so much! ♥
I am always looking forward to your videos. Keep up the amazing work! ❤️🙏
Thank you so much! ♥
Absolutely love your new hairstyle. Perfect! I was trying to grow my hair again, which looks ok in a bob - but a bit too classical. Long hair is good, but always layered. But I love my head shape, face and neck best when hair is either pulled back or cut pretty short. Not sure why, but anyway, interesting content. 😃
I have fine hair but prefer shorter layers. Taking the weight off my hair really help me get more volume and I just prefer the way it looks on me.
Just wanted to say as I’m sure other people will agree that you are getting more beautiful by the day my dear Jen. You seem to have really completely and utterly discovered your beauty and what works best for you which is what you are so wonderfully teaching us with your fabulous unique and knowledgeable content. You are truly stunning and your confidence and certitude is inspiring and empowering thank you ❤️
Aw thank you so much for this 💕🫶
I am posting my thoughts in case it helps anyone. I have baby fine and decently thin hair. I do a blunt cut, looks best. The tiny subtlest long layers that are quite long relative to the length can work for some movement. I also find some highlights (if you are quick to grease) does wonders for the grease effect and the volume appearance. Making your hair a little less sleek on a subtle level (without over doing it with any damage) at the root makes an appearance of more volume and density. Balayage can look bad, ends slightly drier and more of a volume appearance, and top is healthy with more grease, thus more flathead effect. And darker colors are slimming, lighter colors make a larger effect (this is true of clothing and hair). Positive of highlights: if you are lighter skinned, the lighter hair can make any visible scalp less noticeable, added bonus. You don’t have to go too light either, can always do highlights and a permanent hair dye thereafter to bring the highlights down to a bit more of a natural level, same effect.
Thank you for finding minimally edited photos, it really helps in showing how the changes in style actually create an impression.
For years I have been wondering why I prefer pulling my hair back, even though I have a longer, diamond shape face! It is because my lower third is most prominent. And I always ask my hairdresser to thin out my hair around my jawline, but I couldn't explain why I like this. Thank you, jenn!
This is my favourite styling channel, I honestly learn so much. The facial thirds thing was a complete revelation to me, and I finally understood my own face! Thank you :)
Your layers look great! I am growing my hair out from bob to pixie over the past year and a half. Longer hair with layers is my goal. Praying to get through this "awkward phase" as gracefully as possible as I am also embracing my naturally curly texture.
I've been considering layers for a while now. I guess this is my sign to do it!
i am so impressed at the way you explain things! your have a wonderful talent! thank you for sharing😇
Your hair looks so good on you! Love the layers
Thank you so much!! 💕
Thank you, Jenn!
Great editing in of example pics.
Lot of work there.
I thoroughly enjoy stylishly geeking out with you,
Thanks so much! 🤓🤓🤓
As always, I loved this video! I hesitate to get layers just because of the time it takes to grow them out, but I do think layers would suit me better. You’re pushing me out of my comfort zone again Jenn!(in the best way) 😂❤
Go for it Linda! ♥🤓😆
I have a slightly long face and years ago I wanted to add some width and volume with a bob. But my hair is very fine textured and wavy just from the lenght, so it resulted even more flat! Also having a narrow forehead makes my hair lay just on my face hiding even more my features, and layers also tend to have the same effect if too short. However I don't mind longer layers, but since I'm starting to appreciate my strong jawline I would do the opposite to emphasize it instead!
I love sitting down to do my makeup on Saturday morning and discovering that there is a new video for me to watch. Yesss!👍
🙌🙌
Love your new hair, Jenn! It looks so modern and effortless.
Thank you so much! 💕
I have a square/ round face and any length shorter than to my arm emphasizes the size of my face. The best hair type is to have it down and thrown to the front to cover the sides of the face. The only thing I can do to not look good in long hair is to curl or wave hair, the same effect - it shows up the sides of the face.
Awesome video! You always choose such great examples to describe your meaning. And you just explained why I've always liked myself better with long hair. I could never really put a finger on it, but now I know that its because I have broad shoulders and a short neck with fine hair. The length balances me out thankfully. Plus the width of my lower third is narrow. Always thought I looked terrible with short hair.
As someone with thick wavy hair, layers are the best thing that happened to my hair. As a kid, my mom would keep my hair boy short so I started growing it when I was in 5th grade. For years I had lower back length hair that couldn't be tamed so it was always in some braid. A few months ago I decided to cut my hair mid back length and get layers, and not only is my hair easier to take care of but the ends curl beautifully while the top remains straight
For the last years, I've always gotten layers. I neeeeed a lot of volume in my hair, since I have a tiny head and broad shoulders. Layers are such an easy way to have more volume, or at least it is for my wavy hair.
Can you talk about who suits a balayage? Love your vids ❤
Your videos are my favourites!!! So much information without crazy music and distracting elements. It's so easy to follow and so calm and ... high-quality. Thank you so much for sharing everything with us ❤
I hope you'll have a nice weekend
Aw thank you! Glad you found the video informative 💕 have a great weekend!
My hair is fine/med but thick & heavy. It has a natural S curve beachy wave to it if layered. I just don't have the spoons to deal with blow drying & straightening or curling & just let it be whatever it's going to be that day. Longer layers cut in a more vertical way & thinning scissors really help to keep it from being too flat on top & puffy on the bottom (triangular) I'm not wearing it as long as I once did (waist length) but I still keep it slightly longer than shoulder length. I tried straight across bangs to widen my long face but that shortened my upper third even more, so now I just have some cheekbone grazing layers in the front that look nice if I wear my hair up or brushed back. I really admire sleek, smoothe hairstyles on others but dislike them on me. You shouldn't have to fight your hair's natural texture all the time, a good haircut is key.
Thank you this video was very helpful.
Hi Jenn, would you consider making a video specifically focusing on long philtrums? I have pretty equal thirds, but I feel like my philtrum completely throws the proportions off (I have a slightly protruding mouth area as well, so it draws a lot of attention). I know you mention long philtrums in many of your videos, but I feel like it would be amazing to have a complete guide. Thank you a lot, amazing video as always!
I’ve got a philtrum video planned! 🫶
Would like this as well
That's a really nice haircut on you. Looks very fresh and effortless! Love the video as well ^^
Thank you so much Charlotte! ♥♥♥
Great video! You always give really helpful information.
PLEASE make a video on curly hair. I've noticed curly hair just doesn't look as good on me as straight hair does. I have a square/oval face and I cant find a way to make my natural curls flatter me.
There are reasons for and reasons against layers for me. Square jaw but short neck. Yang but a rather short forehead. Strong shoulders but already less hair at the ends of my waist length hair. I guess the best would be very subtle layers then? I have medium contrast (light skin but a bit tan. Mixed blonde tones).
Hi! I Just found your channel, and I was wondering if you can do a vid about curly hair bangs? I have curly hair, and I want bangs, but I’m not sure how they will look on me. 😂 Although I do appreciate how you add curly hair models! Thank you, and I love ur vids! ❤
Great video! wonderful explanations! Thank you very much. Can you create a video on thin hair? I don't mean a going bold hair, but just thin hair (always had it and tried to optimize the look). Thank you in advance
Thank you for this, as a cosmetologist this helps tremendously ❤❤❤👑👑👑
Glad it was helpful! ♥🤓
9:30 what if you have fine hair texture AND high density 😅 i have very soft, fine, silky strands but ALOT of it!
I think it comes down to the overall volume in the end! ☺️
Very useful. Thank you 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this helpful video 💚
You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful ♥
Your new layers look fabulous.
Interesting about fine hair that you say it might be not suitable for fine hair, but you also have fine hair and it looks nice, even though the volume is really reduced?:)
I have coarse hair actually! I also forgot to mention that I have an undercut so I’d say about 1/3 of the natural volume is missing already 😝
The layered hair sure looks good on you Jen. Are you a hairstylist?
Thank you! I'm not a hairstylist - I'm a makeup artist actually 😆
can anyone tell me who the lady on the right at 6:40 is? thank you
Maggie Q
The thing is, my face is wide, but has a recessed chin. So I might go for longer layers to get some volume on top
You look nice here in this video, not sure what is different.
This is Such an eye opener ??? The way ive asked hair dressers to give me layers my whole life but they never get it right
They don't know how to do them and just try anyways instead of saying they don't know how.
Have to get one out of retirement that cut hair during the 70's. Farrah Fawcett hair
I have long thick hair. I have found that a half updo also helps to bring the attention upwards 😊
excellent video!
Glad you liked it!
Can you get layers that hit at the cheek if you have a large middle third?
I have a recessed chin, but got layer haircut 2 days ago. Don't like it much 😑
What if you have contradictory features? I have an oblong face with a longer lower third, but a receding chin and literally no jawline, and a thick neck. I feel like having my hair up takes some attention away from the area, but at the same time having my hair down is slimming? I'm really confused. Would love to have shorter hair, but I'm scared I will regret it.
mewing.
Also I think of jayme lee curtis, I think she looks bettdr with shirt hair but her hair has volume and with in the top so it balances out, if you dont want to cut your hair you could try get ine of those clip on bangs, a thick one and put your hair in a pony tail and if you like it then maybe actually get the bangs and use your hair tiedd up if cutting it is too drastic
I agree to start mewing if you are insecure about your chin.
I would do a half up half down hair style (experiment with straight or curled if you need) and then have two wavy/curled bang pieces out that stop right below your chin
I think your videos sometimes get a bit confusing for me because I always have different features from those you use as an example… priyanka is the closest one to my facial appearance because of her nose, but her nose is still a lot different than mine (which is chubby and the bridge is not prominent like hers) so I wonder if what you analyze does really work for me as well. also, I think creating a discord server for people from your channel help analyze each other and give their opinions on how to look better etc, could be a good idea!
I wish I could do layers. My hair is coarse, very thick, with a slight wave, and layers make it poofy. Like 90’s news anchor poofy. And the visual effect of the layers just kind of disappears. I had a haircut last year with a new stylist, and she was almost in tears because the layers just kept getting absorbed back into the volume of my hair. I wish I could do something other than a bob or an updo, but those are the only hairstyles I like on me. 😢
Informative.
I've grown my hair to my butt. I would like layers but cringe at what I will have to cut off to achieve it lol. I didn't grow it out for years to turn around and cut it off lol. Years of growth gone in 2 seconds- just seems like an injustice
2:50, 3:45, 5:45, 8:45, 9:26
Ok but fine hair with layers equals breakage
Harder to grow out the hair or keep healthy
Braiding or clipping up is harder
I wish I could do layers but it’s really hard on the heath of my fine textured hair
And my lower third is long 😭
I’m not really sure on causation here - are you saying that cutting layers in fine hair causes breakage? I have fine hair and a lot of layers (shag haircut) and I have not even one split end and also my hair is bleached so already compromised. What I found over the years contributing to split ends are: washing hair too often, no leave in conditioner and stylers, pulling hair in wet state especially (while brushing), not tying hair in pineapple to sleep, using regular towels on hair and drying it roughly. Split ends is a cumulative effect of all of those mishaps and doesn’t really have anything to do with hair style. I’ve struggled with split hair for many years. Unfortunately when you have them all you can do is to cut that off, you can’t “repair” split ends like some brands will have you believe. But you can use conditioners filled with amino acids and protein that will help strengthen hair for the future to prevent breakage. I hope this helps :)
You should watch the whole video 🩷
@@LowSlungBadBitchI did 🤍
Am I the only one who thinks that her hair would look better with less layers? To me it looks very thin.
Same..her hair looks.to thin now..as if she is suffering from hairloss and it is ageing her
Nah it's rebellious and chic. I focus more on her beautiful face now.
It does look thin but it looks really good compared to no layers. It makes her look more lifted
I struggle with having the appearance of a very small head in comparison to my body, especially because of my broad shoulders, but I don't like having my hair too long or always down, what can I do? If someone knows I'd be grateful. I cannot for the life of me find an answer.
Perhaps styles that can prevent the shoulders from appearing broader, like darker colors, deep V-necks, nothing that adds more width to the shoulders - for example I always opt for a tank top or a form-fitting long sleeve than a looser-fit T-shirt because the sleeves on some T-shirt designs can add more width to my shoulders
where's the best place to get long hair cut/maintained as a dude?
I don't see advice for absence of jawline. Layers just frame my awful neck. I have a small chin on a convex profile and small jaw. Weight disproportionately goes to my throat. I don't have enough definition in my chin to have a double chin. My face almost cartoonishly is one with my neck. My face has equal thirds but I have a wide forehead, so it looks bigger. And the crown of my head is low. I feel like all of the advice negates itself.
On the plus side, even when I had a boys haircut as a kid, people immediately knew I was a girl. I look very feminine with small facial features. But to have a jawline defined from my neck, I have to be under a healthy weight. I've tried makeup but at best I can only keep that up daily for 3 or 4 months. Same with up keeping hair. Give up and just accept this is it or is there a haircut that isn't going to frame my neck like layers? I feel like all layers do is draw attention to the lack of jawline.
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NO YOU DON'T HAVE BROAD SHOULDERS!!! NO
Layers are the worst, i have wavy hair and they require styling everyday 😭😭 it's a mess
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Im sorry but how your shoulders are broad? They look quite narrow 🤔
They're on the broader side in proportion to my body from getting into swimming at an early age! 😁
Great info. Jenn you really are quite verbose, though.
Girl you definitely do not have broad shoulders, they're actually NARROW 😭, you look narrow actually