Layers vs No Layers Haircut - TheSalonGuy 

I've got flat lifeless hair like the green mannequin and I hate it. I've been to 4 different barbers this year to try get my hair 'fixed' and not one of them has layered my hair. This looks to be what I need! I know what I'll be asking my next barber to do now

I wish I had seen this post before cutting my hair this morning

What I find confusing is when people say layered hair is "different lengths" and non-layered is "one length". Really, they mean the hair "falls to the same place" for non-layered, while the layered haircut is closer to being the same length if you measure the hairs but it falls to different places because the hairs start at different places.

* I sort of think of a non-layered haircut actually as almost a 'reverse' layered haircut -- in other words, the longest hair strands are the ones on the very top of the head, while those strands that are growing lower on the head, are progressively shorter in length? (until the 'under-cut' areas of course). The cut ends of the hair strands that hang down all sit at the same height, but they're not really the same length -- since they grow from different spots on the head (?). *** Btw, these comp or vs videos are excellent! It's easier to picture what's happening (and understand the concept) when being compared

I hate how straight and flat my hair is

I prefer the non layered look on myself. I had one bad layered haircut a long time ago and never again. It sits nicer when it weighs down. I have thick hair and layering makes it uncontrollable and puffy. 😩

Once I had a horrible haircut, I think I wrote you on instagram for some advice, but my barber was cutting my fringe way too short, I have to say, I had a long right-sided fringe with a a little or no layer at all, which meant, I couldn't adjust it by myself without a mirror and whenever I did adjust it in the mirror, it almost immediately fell back. Anyways after the barber's work, my whole fringe size was 3 centimetres long, and it was extremely blunt. It had a little layer, but I had to layer it for myself after it grew out a little, so I can style it at least. I had to wear a hoodie for 6 months or so. In my experience, my hair without layers is heavy but at the same time it takes up a lot of weird hapes, can't control it if it's too short, not easier if it's medium length. As for layers, my original hair length was around my mouth and it was majestic like crazy, but for my hair, since it's thick, I can't really have layers with short hair, because it also creates an extremely weird shape because I don't have the length to have control over my it, also just a mm or a cm layer difference is not really works for me, because it's still heavy. So basically for thick-haired guys, layers are important, but it will only look good in long hair if you don't use any hair products. I like my hair natural, so I hate to use conditioners, etc. As for solid and blunt hair when it's medium length, you also won't have control over it. Basically, gravitation can work so much better on a long, textured hair and you can shape it without a mirror by your usual method I think. (It's only I think, because I still growing it out, it took such a long time and still I need so much more, in the meantime I kinda forgot how cozy my hair was. I'm stressing over it 24/7 so I can't really think straight, I can't be sure about myself at this rate.)

For a layered haircut like the mannequin with dark hair does one should have the front longer or shorter? i can't really tell

You should do haircut tutorial for Ethan in never have I ever!

I think ya'll would know that there was this live show of a dude who had mid-stomach length hair that was all one length that his family and girlfriend wanted to go, the stylist kept going on about how great layers were and was going to give him a "badass" haircut. The chop wasn't the whole haircut since it was a flashback to a previous episode before the reveal one but it was severely short and didn't look cool. The guy kept going on about layers and how layers were amazing and better then his hair just "hanging there", when yes layers are very fantastic, but there isn't a magical formula for every haircut, because what is good can be in a million ways. Does the guy know having flat hair was a style and the guy's flat hair looked great and perfectly fine? If the guy wanted to layer it, and to his credit found a curl pattern, then he should have gone for shoulder length, that would have been something.

Am I correct in saying that even if the green mannequin did have layers, it wouldn't look the same as the other mannequin? Ie. the dark hair mannequin seems to have much thicker and wavier hair that I feel accentuates the texture and definition more? I for example have pin straight fine hair, basically the same as the green mannequin that very limp and flat but I'm not sure even if I did get it layered, whether it would look like the dark hair mannequin at all?

Letting my pixie grow out

Hey man i always hed a bowl cut with really long streight hair but recently 6 months ago a barber messed me up he gave me really bad layering and the cut almost a buzz ever since i've been trying to grow my hair out but this time around i will not get a bowl cut i will try to get my hair to look like the green manicon but now after 6 months of growing my hair i noticed im seeing alot of dead ends i went to a barber like 1 month ago and he cut the dead ends now my hair is growing it self back to that dead end kinda look its truning the other way around meaning its not really strigh anymore You think you'll be able to help me out? make a video or maybe reply to this comment (Love You Btw!)

I’ve had layers with some pretty short hair

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Does two block cut have layers?

Johnny Depp has better hair!