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Home›How To›4 Simple Ways to Style Layered Shoulder Length Hair

4 Simple Ways to Style Layered Shoulder Length Hair

By Matthew Lynch
February 28, 2024
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Having shoulder-length hair is versatile and offers you plenty of options when it comes to styling. If you have layered hair at this length, you can create even more interesting looks. Here are four simple ways to style your layered shoulder-length hair, perfect for all occasions and seasons.

1. Soft Waves

Soft, beachy waves are an effortless look that never goes out of style. To achieve this style, start by applying a heat protectant to your damp hair. Next, use a medium-sized barreled curling iron to create loose curls. Make sure to curl away from the face for a more natural look. Once you’ve curled your entire head, gently run your fingers through the curls to break them up, creating that soft wave effect. Finish with a lightweight hairspray or texturizing spray to hold the waves in place.

2. Half-Up Half-Down

The half-up half-down style is a classic that works well with layered shoulder-length hair. Begin by taking a section from the top of your head, right above your ears, and pulling it back into a ponytail or bun. Secure with an elastic band or cute hair accessory, such as a barrette or scrunchie. For added interest, try twisting or braiding the pulled-back section of hair before securing it.

3. Braided Crown

The braided crown adds a touch of elegance and romance to any outfit. Start by creating a side part in your hair and then separate it into two sections. Take one section and begin a French braid along your hairline, moving toward the back of your head. Repeat on the other side and secure both braids at the nape of your neck with clear elastic bands or bobby pins. You can also pin any loose strands around the braids for more security.

4. Low Messy Bun

A low messy bun is an effortless and chic option for those casual days or when you’re short on time. Begin by gathering your hair into a low ponytail at the nape of your neck. Twist your hair and wrap it around the base of the ponytail, creating a loose bun. Secure the bun with an elastic band and bobby pins if needed. Gently pull out some strands around your face and loosen the bun slightly for that messy, carefree look.

These four simple styles will help you make the most of your layered shoulder-length hair, allowing you to experiment with different looks for any occasion. Don’t be afraid to get creative and make these styles your own by adding hair accessories or small embellishments. Enjoy the versatility and ease that comes with having layered shoulder-length hair!

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