Layered Short Hair

Medium hair is generally referred to the length of hair reaching from below the jaw line to several inches below the collar or shoulder-length hair. When choosing a layered hair style for medium length hair, it is important to consider not only the length of the hair, but also the shape of your face and texture of your hair so you have a style that best complements your features. For interesting hairstyles that lend an air of sophistication, many women turn to medium layered hair styles. By changing the types of layers and how they are formed, medium layers can be an ideal choice for many different personalities and lifestyles and most definitely the safest bet that can't go wrong!


Medium length hair is an ideal length for all ages and suits all kinds of faces. It provides the double advantage of versatility as well as requires low maintenance. While sporting a short haircut or hairstyle is very convenient, it takes away the feminity and tends to appear tom boyish. Medium hair is easy to maintain but still feminine and flirtatious, and layered styles take advantage of all the best features of the hair length.


The right hairstyle for the right person!
Most importantly, a layered medium hair style can accentuate and highlight some of your best facial features. The layered medium hairstyle looks great framing the woman’s face and bringing out the eyes and lips. You can look smart yet formal and trendy yet chic, all at the same time. Layered cuts are ideal for fine hair, thick hair and curly hair.

• You could choose those medium hairstyles that complement the shape of your face, especially oval or heart shaped faces as they have the right balance of height and width.
• People with square shaped faces should best avoid straight medium hairstyles. However, lifting the facial features with texture and framing creates beautiful looks.
• People having round faces should wear their hair in such a way that it slims down their faces. Hair below the chin line should be worn with a face-lengthening center parting to provide length to the face
• People with wide chin or narrow foreheads can wear your hair wide and full at the top and temples, brushed away from the face.
• People with wide faces and an angular jaw can sport short layers that emphasize their cheekbones while softening the sharp and angular jaw line.

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