Butterfly Layers Haircut Curly Hair

Butterfly Layers Haircut Curly Hair

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Butterfly Layers Haircut Curly Hair - The beauty of the butterfly haircut is that it’s pretty low maintenance. It works with your hair texture to give you that “effortless” look.

However, if you do find yourself wanting to style it (because hey, you can NEVER have too much volume) then we recommend using a good hair mousse to add some extra oomph.

We absolutely love the Davines Volume Boosting Mousse. It adds airy volume to any hair type – perfect to dress up your butterfly layers!

The butterfly haircut works with all hair types, though natural, curly and wavy textures tend to work best due to the defined, layered nature of the style.

However, when it comes to thin hair, you might want to steer away from this cut. Adding lots of layers to already thin hair can make it appear even thinner

This style sees the hair across the middle into two sections: front and back. Once divided, the hair is trimmed around the front to create short layers, combined with long layers through the back. This provides the hair with dimension, body, and creates soft movement.

Your face will be framed by the shorter layers of hair around the front, while the long layers fall down your back, meaning you don’t need to sacrifice the length.

It is called a butterfly haircut as the soft flow of layers from front to back gives the effect of wings fanning your face.

Yes, for anyone with curly locks wondering whether the butterfly haircut method will work on their hair, it does. In Brad Mondo’s original tutorial, he demonstrates on straight hair. Some TikTok users have also straightened their hair with heat styling tools before attempting the cut. But you can achieve the butterfly cut with curly hair, if you just follow Mondo’s method above.

The style, with its long and short layers, will work perfectly on curls as it will accentuate the flow of your curly hair and frame your face.

Korean Haircut Girl

Korean Haircut Girl

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 Korean Haircut Girl; 7 of the Trendy Korean Hairstyles and Haircuts  

Korean-style haircuts are just like the Korean beauty industry; flawless and fabulous. They are super creative and add a tender look to your persona, or can even look edgy in an unexpected way, you never know! In either case, we are here to help you out. We will list some of the best Korean hairstyles for girls that can totally transform your look.

1. Straight pixie
When you're going for a public event, for example, an interview, but aren't sure how to style your short hair to give it a more formal look, consider these tips. This hairstyle is very elegant, smart, and makes your hair speak volumes all together. It might be a little tricky to manage thick hair at times, so keep plenty of hair spray on hand if you have thick hair. It is not an edgy or perky style, but despite that, the pixie is still a flavour of twist and manages to grab your attention for all the right reasons.

2. Asymmetrical bob
There is no doubt that this hairstyle is one of the most inspired styles from the Korean lookbook. You basically have a bob with longer bangs that grow toward your face. You'll have the longest bangs over your face when they fall over your head. This is an extremely slick style that looks great on poker-straight Korean hair. You can wear it short or long. 

3. Messy top knot
As the hottest hair trend all over the world, the top knot has been a traditional Korean hairstyle for generations now. In this hairstyle, the messy hair is mixed with a top knot, giving you a modern take on a traditional Korean haircut for girls. The low maintenance aspect and carefree beauty demeanor make it very appealing.  

4. Front bangs
It's a Korean hairstyle that combines a short bob haircut with bangs on the front to boast about. This beautiful updo is one of the newest trends on the market, and it features a beautiful side part. It might be difficult to achieve the end curls if you have straight hair without a curler, so prepare your accessories beforehand. You should also keep in mind that if you have layers on your hair, you won't be able to achieve the desired results. This is a very Korean bob hairstyle down to the very basics. This hairstyle looks simple and casual with the bangs, making it ideal for any event.

5. Front Braid Lolita Ponytails
The Lolita style is one of Korea's most iconic fashion trends, which consists of girls dressing up in everything from hairstyles, make-up, and carrying themselves like dolls. They style their ponytails with pretty ribbons and accessories and make them look extremely voluminous. With this stylish setting, you can also take advantage of the latest braid revival. This style neatly gathers bangs and fringes for an adorable look. Many girls like to wear this Korean hairstyle to weddings as well.

6. Neat Quirks
This hairstyle is very classic for a wedding. There is something good and fun about every aspect of this hairstyle. All of these bangs are gathered together at the end of the look, giving the look an air of elegance and fun while maintaining the classic aspect of the look. A thick leaf-style design is the result of this design, which is a great way to upgrade your sense of style to the next level.

7. Ribbon bun
This ribbon bun hairstyle, which is very traditional in Korea, involves pinching up the hair into a bun and making beautiful patterns with it. Finally, add some pretty bow-shaped accessories and clips to add an element of colour to the look. With the grander version, there are multiple bouffants stacked up together with extremely elaborate and traditional accessories.

Here we have listed and discussed the top 7 Korean style haircut female that you can try out. Take your time and consider what you would like to keep on your wish list to try out in the near future. You can add a touch of oriental flair to your look with these Korean cute hairstyles for girls.

Butterfly Haircut Medium Hair

Butterfly Haircut Medium Hair

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Butterfly Haircut Medium Hair in the butterfly haircut, there are dense layers in the front strands of the hair. These coats can be shortened to ear level. Thanks to the layers that go from short to long, the front of the hair looks short/medium length. We must say that the forelock models suit the butterfly haircut very well.

The back of the butterfly hairstyle is lightened and left long. You don’t need a lot of floor in the back. Thus, you can easily make the back of your hair a ponytail or bun. The short layers in the front will also add extra air to your hair.

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Butterfly haircut models for medium hair;

1. My side bangs
2. Medium length butterfly haircut
3. Scattered butterfly cut
4. bob butterfly haircut
5. Cool butterfly haircut
6. Nostalgic butterfly haircut
7. Plump butterfly hairstyle
8. Butterfly cut for straight hair
9. Copper butterfly haircut
10. V butterfly haircut
11. Modern butterfly cut
12. Part your hair in the middle
13. Bangs and butterfly cut
14. Butterfly cut for curly hair
15. Wavy butterfly haircut
16. Layered butterfly cut
17. Butterfly model for thick hair

Butterfly Layers Haircut Long Hair

Butterfly Layers Haircut Long Hair

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Butterfly Layers Haircut Long Hair - Stylists describe the butterfly cut as a more modern take on the ’70s-era shag. “The butterfly is a very feathered and layered haircut, with short layers on top through the crown,” Jenna Spino, hairstylist at Maxine Salon, tells Bustle, adding that the shorter layers are then blended through to the longer layers at the ends. “This naturally creates tons of texture,” she explains. And those shorter layers along the top and front of the face are reminiscent of butterfly wings (hence the name).

Atop adding movement and texture to your locks, celebrity hairstylist Mirna Jose notes that the butterfly also gives the best of both worlds: the illusion of shorter hair without having to actually chop it all off. “The shortest layer should just be a few inches below your chin, which lets you experience both short and long hair,” she explains. Her take? It essentially allows you to try on a short haircut. Plus, Jose asserts that it’s surprisingly simple to maintain.

Furthermore, this look can work with any hair type or texture so long as you’re OK with additional styling. If not, experts suggest the cut for those with medium to thick hair that already has some natural movement on its own. “It works best on wavy and curly textures because it would not require much styling at all,” Spino says.

As with any hair service, Williams suggests sharing pictures of your desired look with your stylist. “It gives us creatives a visual of what you saw and love,” he tells Bustle. Plus, you might want to modify what you see in the picture depending on your hair IRL — for example, Williams wouldn’t recommend an excessive amount of layering on finer hair as it can make hair ends look frail.

In terms of how to describe it, Williams says to ask for heavy layering with a short-face frame. And, according to Tatum Neill, hairstylist and artistic director of Aveda Arts & Sciences Institutes, you should show your stylist exactly where you want your layers to fall. If you’re unclear about this, he warns that the haircut can easily transform into a shag with a curtain bang, which is slightly different. Unsure of where to have your layers fall? Neill suggests requesting for your shorter pieces to keep enough length to tuck behind the ear.

Between bright ’90s blonde, dip-dyed pastels, and the Y2K resurgence, contemporary hair trends are all telling a similar story: that it’s very much time to have fun with your mane. That’s why long hair lovers are now embracing the adorably-named butterfly cut, as the heavily layered look doesn’t sacrifice length for playful vibes.

According to New York City-based hair artist Dan Williams, the trending butterfly haircut is especially popular because of how much movement it gives your strands — not unlike the similarly-layered octopus cut. But the butterfly is especially versatile and able to accommodate super lengthy hair. “It can be styled to fit any length because of how much layering is involved,” Williams explains, noting that everyone can benefit from “a good layered moment.” Think of it as a longer version of a shag — aka the perfect alternative for those who want to add some edge to flowing lengths.

Cute And Easy Halloween Hairstyles For Kids

Cute And Easy Halloween Hairstyles For Kids

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I am not one of those mothers that can do wrap-around Heidi-style braids or ones that seem to effortlessly twist and turn around my child’s head. No. We are a simple plait kind of a house – maybe a French plait if I have lots of time, patience and she sits still long enough. Definitely nothing fancy! So when my daughter came home with a request for a spider bun like her friend had rocked up with, I panicked!

Having now come out the other side of the Halloween hair drama, I wanted to share some of the other fun Halloween hairstyles that your kids will love.

1. Braided Cat Ears

You can make Braided Cat Ears follow these steps:

Steps:

1. I began by sectioning off two small square sections of hair on either side of the middle part line, and secured them with an elastic band.
2. For the first ear, I then took two black pipe cleaners, twisting them together, and then braided the two pipe cleaners as the “third” strand of a 3-strand braid.  Secure with another elastic band.
3. Then, take the finished braid and bend it into a point in a spot that looks good to you, and continue on to fashion the kitty cat ear. Finish the ear by wrapping the end of the braid around the original base, which secures itself because of the pipe cleaners.
4. Repeat the same step on the other side.

While finishing this style, we also suggest that you can use red pipe cleaners to create devil horns if you wish to be a Little Red Devil for Halloween!  Similar braiding with different colored pipe cleaners can help you create Minnie Mouse ears, puppy ears, bunny ears, piglet ears, and on and on!!!

We hope you enjoyed this tutorial, and I think that it turned out very cute!

By the way, this was my absolute photo out of all the shoot!  Little CGH#4 certainly has her own personality, and as this photo and the video point out… she does what she wants to do!  And, we are OK with that!!!

Items Needed: Brush, rat-tail comb, spray bottle, 4 hair elastics, 4 long black pipe cleaners, hairspray {if desired}.

Time Requirement: 5-7 minutes

Skill Level: Easy

 

 

2. Spider Hairstyle

Princess Piggies used little plastic spider rings, threaded through plaits, to create a spooky Halloween hairstyle that will thrill little kids!

I tried this with normal plaits (and French) and it worked well – having a long-handled comb helped to pull the hair through the spider rings.

This spider bun from Simple As That is fantastic and was the original request from my daughter!

Using just pipe cleaners, hair clips, a black pom pom and some googly eyes, this is a really effective (and fun!) look – and one of our favourite halloween hairstyles!

3. Pumpkin Hairstyle

A little coloured hairspray can transform a bun into a little pumpkin! Follow the step-by-step instructions over on Infarrantly Creative.

4. Witch style

Why not add some kid-friendly color streaks for witchy fun? Color chalk and color shots are one of the biggest kids’ hair trends this year and they come out in 2 to 4 washes. Glitter strands and feathers may also add to the Halloween costume hair enhancement. Add a dab of Snip-its Funny Frizz Fix’r Smoothie Crème to get the sleekest, witchy-est styles.

No witch style is complete without a pointed hat, which is why this Kids Witch Hat With Hair is the perfect accessory for any aspiring sorceress of the night! This witches hat features the iconic wide-brim and pointed top shape, with attached realistic long grey hair strands for an extra touch of spooky. Go all out this Halloween with Spotlight's scary range of costumes and accessories.
 

The Butterfly Layers Haircut for Long Hair

The Butterfly Layers Haircut for Long Hair

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The butterfly layers haircut is the long hairstyle of the summer, and it’s not hard to see why. A combination of the ’70s shag and ’90s-era “Rachel” with the va-va-voom of contemporary bombshell blowouts, the viral style embodies the best of bygone hair trends in one chic look. 

Considering this, it’s no wonder it took off on TikTok the way that it did: “Butterfly haircut” has already amassed a massive 4.6 billion views on the app, which has since spurred IRL butterfly fever too. According to consumer-trend data-aggregation platform Spate, web searches for the butterfly cut increased by nearly 1000% in just the past year. Clearly, the butterfly cut fluttered its way into hearts—and fast.

As for what the chop actually looks like? Maxine Salon hairstylist Jenna Spino describes the butterfly cut as heavily layered and feathered, featuring shorter layers on top of the head and through the crown. These shorter layers slightly resemble butterfly wings, hence the cut's cute name.

“The short layers on top are blended through to longer layers on the bottom, and the shorter layers fall at or below the chin and the longer layers fall just past the shoulders,” Spino says of the chop. As a result, this adds tons of texture, movement, and volume to the hair. If you're more of a visual learner, see Jennifer Lopez's layered locks as a prime butterfly example.

Another benefit to the butterfly cut is its versatility, adds Serina Battaglini, hairstylist and owner of Serina Styles Studio and Salon at Sola Salons. “The butterfly cut can be worn blown out and swept away from the face, or, when pushed forward, create wispy, soft face-framing layers,” she says, so no, you won't get stuck with a super-voluminous look 24/7 (unless you want). In fact, she and Spino both note that this cut is an especially fun way to experiment with shorter lengths, as the layers allow one to “fake” short hair without sacrificing any of their actual length. 

If you're wondering why the ultra-layered look is having such a moment now, Michael Van Clarke, hairstylist and founder of 3"More Inches Haircare, has a theory. Post-lockdown, beauty buffs have become bored of one-length styles and are looking to add more excitement and movement to their hair.  

Battaglini echoes this, saying that, before the pandemic, minimal layers, long lengths, and taking off as little as possible were trending. “Then, when the pandemic hit, people couldn’t get haircuts as often or at all, so people had grown-out lengths and no layers,” she says, explaining that her clients felt very “weighed down.” Fortunately, the butterfly cut provides the perfect solution for that.

Before you run off to your butterfly-cut salon appointment, experts universally assert you should come prepared. Decide exactly where you want the shortest layer to fall on your face—the cheekbone and/or jawline are usually good places to start—and share this with your stylist ahead of time, says Spino. 

Battaglini agrees, and also recommends bringing pictures of butterfly cuts you like as a reference. This way, you and your stylist can clearly communicate about how to achieve your desired look.

 When it comes to styling the butterfly, you can either let your hair air-dry or blow it out, says Spino. If opting for the former, however, she suggests lifting the hair up and finishing with texturizing spray to show off the layers. If you prefer to accentuate your layers with bombshell blowout, Battaglini advises styling with volumizing mousse and a hot brush, and topping it off with smoothing serum or oil for a gorgeous, glossy finish.

 

 

Scary Halloween Hairstyles

Scary Halloween Hairstyles

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There are two types of people when it comes to Halloween: those who prefer a glamorous costume and those who fully embrace the spookiness of the occasion with the most frightening look they can dream up. While wigs are always a popular option when it comes to perfecting the ideal hairstyle to complement your spooky costume, there are plenty of simple looks you can pull off at home. Consider these frightfully delightful Halloween hairstyles for your upcoming party or event:

1. Devil Horns

 If you’re feeling devilishly daring this Halloween, this style that creates horns out of your locks is just what you’re looking for. To get the look, part the hair into two parts: the top and bottom. From there, separate the top section in half. Gather the hair as if you were creating two pigtails and secure them in place with a hair tie. Next, wrap the length around the hair tie until your locks resemble “horns”. Secure the horns in place with bobbi pins and spritz with hairspray to keep them in place. To go the extra mile, use eyeliner to create a faux “widows peak” in front of the hairline. 

2. Witchy Waves

Summon the dark side on All Hallows Eve with these witchy waves that work on locks of all lengths. All that you need to pull it off is a medium-sized curling wand and hairspray to hold the waves in place. Use the wand all over your head or in strategic places to create a more mysterious and disheveled look. Once you are finished, use your fingers to comb through the curls and viola—perfect waves. Top the waves with a classic witch hat to pull the look together. 

3. Vampire

Vampires (or Vampresses) are one of the most popular spooky Halloween costumes out there. It is a fun look that still allows you to add a touch of glamour. This particular look works well on hair that is mid-length and longer and can be achieved in a number of ways. The fastest way is to use a straightener or crimping iron to create the textured “crimp” pattern. If you have more time, you can easily braid your hair and leave the braids in place overnight. The next morning, undo the braids and run your fingers through them to create a fully crimped look.

4. Bride of Frankenstein hair

A dishevelled beehive and that trademark white streak are an instantly recognisable Halloween hair look – the Bride of Frankenstein is a classic. Create the look yourself with the how-to video below.

Temporary Hair Color

If your hair is naturally or dyed dark, you won't have to worry too much about removing a bright, temporary color from your strands. However, those with light hair — especially bleached to a platinum hue — may run into some issues trying to get the pink and blue Harley Quinn-esque tints out of their pigtails. 

 

This is because bleaching causes the hair's cuticle to lift, stripping the natural color proteins. However, that strenuous process makes the hair weak and porous, leaving it susceptible to staining.

"It's hard to ensure that there is no staining on bleached hair," Stewart admitted, "but what I usually tell models to do is wash their hair with a grease-cutting dish soap." Just like it aggressively cleans your plates, the soap will scour your strands. "However, it strips the hair of any color or oil, so make sure you finish with a deep conditioner," she noted.