13 Summer Haircut Trends To Inspire You In The Salon

Instead of obvious face-framing or feathering, these layers are just a few inches shorter than your hair length and blend seamlessly into the rest of the hair. They’re virtually inconspicuous but add lots of volume and bounce, like this cut by Danae Kirk-Ayton. Your stylist will know them as invisible layers: “Invisible layering works on most hair types, though on curly hair, you have to be careful of the shrinkage in length, so less is more,” says Neil Moodie founder of the Neil Moodie Studio. “To style, apply a curl product and diffuse upside down,” adds Moodie. “If your hair is straighter, I’d suggest a light mousse at the roots and air-drying. If your hair needs a little smoothing, then use a large round bristle brush alongside a [blowdryer]. Add some texture spray at the roots for a little more volume.”