Tornado
PROBLEM
Weight had built up at the ends, making it difficult to create movement even with a layered style. She was also concerned that the color had faded, resulting in a lack of shine and giving her hair an overall heavy appearance.
SOLUTION
We adjusted the thickness at the ends while balancing the layers to create a cut with a silhouette that naturally flows. We used a beige-toned color to soften any red undertones and add shine and softness. *The style is finished with curls created using a curling iron. The cut is designed to be easy to manage on its own, but curling it allows you to enjoy the movement of the layers even more.
BEFORE / AFTER
BEFORE
AFTER
A layered style doesn’t just add lightness—by carefully cutting the hair to account for its roundness, natural flow, and movement at the ends, it creates a more beautiful, three-dimensional look when curled. For this style, we adjusted the balance of the layers while thinning out the ends to create a natural taper and soft movement. Furthermore, by adding shine and translucency with a beige-toned color, we’ve achieved an elegant look that really makes the dimensionality of the layers stand out.
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