10 款层次剪发怎么选：造型师按发质拆解，从细软到粗硬、短发都有打法
The 10 Best Layered Hairstyles, According to the Pros
层次剪发的核心作用是去重、加动感、塑形，造型师 Bobby Eliot 与 Becca Raziuddin 按发质给了具体打法：细软发用最少层次、以脸部轮廓层为主，保留底部重量显发量；卷发与波浪发用长而融合的层次，顺应自然纹理、不制造多余蓬松；直发重在融合，蝴蝶剪能加动感又不显扁塌；自然卷与紧密卷要顺着卷曲 pattern 与回缩剪，修出圆润轮廓、避免三角头；粗硬发可用内层打薄（undercutting）去重；短发则索性把层次剪足，带出颧骨与层次感，如层次精灵短发与纹理感波波头；成熟发质适合柔和的脸部轮廓层，在不减密度的前提下加蓬松与动感。证据边界须写明：以上均为两位造型师的经验建议、非临床研究；选发型前仍应结合自身发质与造型师面诊。
Menu
October 27, 2026
Neil Mockford
When we’re feeling meh about our hair but don’t want to go too drastic and chop it all off (or go for the very tempting fringe), a stylist will usually recommend a layered haircut. Why? Beyond being universally flattering and easy to maintain, there are many variations to choose from. And we love options.
The best layered hairstyles should remove weight, add movement, and shape your overall look. Celebrity hairstylist Bobby Eliot says layers can create an airy, effortless vibe and are a great option if you want your hair to feel lighter. Becca Raziuddin, Mane ambassador and celebrity hairstylist, agrees and adds that layers can frame your face, highlight your favorite features, and remove unwanted parts without sacrificing length.
Below, Eliot and Raziuddin break down their favorite layers and 10 layered hairstyles for every hair texture. Save this for the next time you want to subtly change your look.
Simon Ackerman/Getty Images
Minimal Layers
For fine hair, Eliot recommends going with minimal layering. “I generally find that keeping the layering to face framing and having minimal—if not any—layers throughout the back is generally best,” he says. “Minimal layering keeps the weight at the bottom, which gives the illusion of fuller hair.”
Gilbert Flores/Getty Images
Soft and Long
Raziuddin also loves soft, long layers for fine hair. “They create movement while keeping the ends looking full,” she says. “Too many layers can make fine hair appear thinner, so less is definitely more.”
Dia Dipasupil
Wavy Flow
Eliot says wavy hair depends on the shape you want and your curl pattern. He likes keeping your natural texture and putting layers throughout. “It creates a flowy airiness that can give wavy hair a lot of movement,” he says.
Daniele Venturelli
Blended Layers
Raziuddin also likes long, blended layers for wavy hair to enhance your natural texture. She says they will also add definition without creating too much bulk. Eliot adds that blended layers can also benefit straight hair, since it’s easy to see every layer cut in straight strands. “Blending is key with straight hair,” he says.
Taylor Hill
The Butterfly Cut
For naturally straight hair, Raziuddin likes a butterfly cut. “It adds movement and dimension, keeping the hair from looking too flat or heavy,” she says.
VALERIE MACON/Getty Images
Rounded Layers
Both Eliot and Raziuddin say natural curly and coily hair should pair with layers that give your natural texture a rounder shape. “I generally avoid anything that looks triangular or shapes that create extra width at the bottom,” says Eliot.
Raziuddin agrees: Look for cuts that create shape and let curls fall naturally. “The key is cutting with the curl pattern and shrinkage in mind to avoid unwanted volume or uneven lengths.”
Gilbert Flores/Getty Images
Added Movement
According to Eliot, thick hair can handle many layers. The key is making sure they create movement. “Undercutting works really well for thick hair,” he says. “That’s where you take a section or a panel of hair and have another panel of hair lay over it. This can remove extra unnecessary weight, create the illusion of less hair, and also create movement.”
Alberto Rodriguez/Getty Images
Layered Pixie
Eliot says that with short hair, you should lean into your layers to emphasize your cheekbones and other natural features. Raziuddin agrees, saying a layered pixie can add movement and dimension. Plus, it’s easy to style.
Taylor Hill
Textured Bob
Another layer cut that Raziuddin loves for short hair is the textured bob. It adds movement and dimension and gives you that effortless feel.
Mike Marsland
Face-Framing Pieces
For mature hair, soft, face-framing layers are always a safe choice. “They add movement and volume around the face without removing too much density,” says Raziuddin,“especially if the hair has become finer over time.”
FAQs
How often do you have to cut layers?
Eliot recommends trimming layers every six to eight weeks to maintain their shape. Raziuddin adds that shorter, more structured layered cuts may need trimming sooner, so keep that in mind when getting your hair layered.
What are your best tips for caring for layers?
Curious about a beauty or wellness trend? We want to know! Email Vogue’s senior beauty and wellness editor at beauty@vogue.com.
Audrey Noble is a contributing writer at Vogue, covering all things beauty and wellness. As someone who is admittedly chronically online, she loves to debunk the never-ending slew of TikTok skin trends (do not put beef tallow on your face) and bond with celebrities over astrology and their biggest beauty ... Read More
来源：颜如玉编辑台 · vogue.com