50 Beautiful Layered Haircuts for 2025

Are you searching current layered haircuts for women? We’ve got a list of ideas in different lengths and styles to choose from.

When it comes to layered hair, consider how you want your future layers fall and where they should start to flatter your face and work with your hair texture. If you want to find your dream hairstyle, read below for some inspiration!

1. Straight Hair. Make sure to use a blow dryer before you straighten so you can employ the root volume. Use a straightener to eliminate flyaways and keep things sleek.

2. Mid Length Hair. This crisp cut with feathered ends is awesome in simple hairstyles when you can simply wash and air-dry your hair, especially if you’ve got a slightly wavy texture and a beautiful natural-looking color.

3. Long Hair with Short Layers. Keep the distance between your layers short and enjoy them to bring added body and movement into your playful downdos.

4. V-Cut Hair. The ‘V shape’ is so pretty from behind with curls or straight locks. The short layering in the front of your hair lets you wear your thick hair loose without it getting in the way.

5. Haircut with Babylights. The combination of long locks and babylights celebrates texture and volume. The thicker your hair, the more luxurious this hairstyle will look.

6. Long Tousled Layers. Haircuts like this one are an ode to simplicity. Look how incredibly gorgeous this basic cut looks! What’s more, those long layers are easy to maintain and style to match your mood.

7. Defined Front Layers. Feathered haircuts are extremely popular right now, and this bright blonde style maximizes the texture by meticulously defining every piece around the face.

8. Long Feathered Haircut. Lots of layers look cute on longer hair because you get the maximum body and movement.

9. Deep Fringe and Side Layers. Face-framing is our favorite way to cut layers in hair without sacrificing the length, but a thick, straight mane like this may require additional feathering to gain texture and an airier feel.

10. Layers with Subtle Balayage. Straight hair + layers + subtle balayage highlights is the formula to an easy-to-maintain yet stunning look. Add a long fringe for a romantic vibe and visual facial elongation.

11. Long Step Haircut. Who would have thought you can spot the cuteness of short, medium, and long hair all in one haircut. This dramatic 3-tier feathered hair is intriguing. Layers aren’t just for making your hair look fuller, they can add a fun dimension.

12. Shoulder-Grazing Cut. Hairstyles with layering don’t have to be too fancy. This style is an awesome example of how a simple cut with subtle layers can create a dreamy, feminine look.

13. Piece-y Dark Haircut. A staple among feathered haircuts for women, this style is an amazing option if you love to experiment with different hairdos. Braids, ponytails, and loose hair – everything’s possible with this style.

14. Chocolaty Long Hair. With multiple layers running from the mid-length to the ends, this chocolate brown head of hair has plenty of weight removed on the bottom to release natural wave and bounce.

15. Long Haircut with Feathering. If you are not a fan of choppy texture, this option might be just right for you. Haircuts that feature subtle transitions make us feel feminine and romantic.

16. Long Textured Locks. Textured strands deliver an effortlessly stylish look as if you are right from the salon. To style this haircut at home, use a curling iron or a blow dryer and a round brush.

17. Dark Hair with Highlights. Blending warm tones into dark brown hair is another way of making a classic hairstyle with layering more interesting. The subtly highlighted ends will add an appealing sense of length and bounce.

18. Fine Buttery Blonde Hair. While heavy layering can deprive fine hair of the body, this cut offers a gentle approach, with all the layers focused in the front and shifted to the bottom.

19. Haircut with Curtain Bangs. Voluminous curtain bangs flatter virtually any lady. You can complete this haircut with highlights or keep your natural color – there will be plenty of compliments anyway.

20. Raven-Black Medium Hair. Here’s one of the most popular current shapes. The front strands of this hairstyle frame the face softly. They seem to gradually flow into the layers of the haircut.

21. Wind-Swept Hair with Bangs. Piece-y bangs and flipped up layers make you look as if you have just returned from a seaside walk. This style has a special boho vibe and is especially complementing for ladies with an oval face shape.

22. Chestnut Brown Highlighted Shag. We adore haircuts that employ color to elevate the style as this shag does by carefully placing highlights on the tips to create points of light and movement along the layers.

23. Windswept Long Hair. This is one of the easiest feathered hair styles. Apply some mousse from your roots to the ends and flip the latter out using both a blow dryer and a round brush! The Job is done!

24. Brunette Step Cut Hair. Apart from the soft dimension created with the seamless balayage, this brunette style strikes the eye with the dramatically disconnected layers which land tons of bounce and volume.

25. Long Feathered Hairstyle. This technique is life-changing for ladies with thick hair, as it alleviates a thick mane beautifully. Using this trick, you will transform your look in no time without any radical changes.

26. Beachy Hairstyle. Check these cute feathered front strands. They upgrade the lob and give it more movement.

27. Side-Swept Bob. Here is a great example of how to balance your face shape with the right hairstyle — hitting the cheekbones, the face-framing strands divert attention from the strong jawline while the below-the-chin length and curved inward ends elongate the face and soften the sharp lines.

28. Windswept Highlighted Strands. Do you like the way your hair looks after a walk on a windy day? You don’t have to rely on the weather – hairstyles like in this photo look right with easy styling. Use your blow dryer and apply hair mousse to achieve the desired effect!

29. Flowy Shoulder-Length Layers. Our list wouldn’t be complete without this cute flowy hairdo. It doesn’t require a lot of maintenance and looks beautiful even without styling.

30. Neck-Length Hair. Anywhere you see layers, just turn around and you’ll see bangs right at the corner. It is a great combo. You can use this duo to create a lot of effects in your hair.

31. Layered Bangs. The long swoopy bangs flow and fall like a golden waterfall. If you are over front bangs, try side bangs with layers for a new twist.

32. Beige Balayage with Blowout. If you happen to miss out on the latest hair trends, we are glad to inform you that the best way to style feathered hair is by giving it a good volumizing blowout.

33. Medium Cut with Front Layers. A tweak here and a twist there, and you too can have hair this gorgeous. Your stylist will keep the feathered strands concentrated in the front to achieve an extra voluminous, flowy look.

34. Straight Hair with Layering. If your hair is lacking movement, try adding dynamic layers starting at your jawline and growing in length towards the back.

35. Dip-Dyed Ends. This smokey blonde shade plays extremely well with the girl’s hazel eyes and cool skin tone, and the feathered strands in the front are masterfully placed to spotlight the face even better.

36. Shag with Swoopy Layers. Feathery strands that sweep around your neck caressing it warmly, add an appealing allure to shag hairstyles. A feminine ginger red hair color provides a perfect finish for such a sexy haircut.

37. Parted Blonde Haircut. While slicking your locks back isn’t a bad idea, shattered strands are more eye-catching on parted hair. The parting creates face-framing pieces that draw attention to your face.

38. Mid-Length Shag. Well, forget blowouts, as edgy shags with such a choppy texture allow us to feather hair in a more blended way, without cutting sharply delineated levels that require definition to shine out.

39.See-Through Shaggy Bangs. Shaggy hairstyles do need some texturizing products to show off the texture and movement, but they can be styled fairly messy, similar to this tousled brunette style.

40. Blonde Rachel Cut. As is the case with Jennifer Aniston’s iconic coif, this blonde style features a shoulder length, face-framing flick, and lots of layers, but it is cut slightly longer, so the hair feels softer and has more movement.

41. Shoulder Length Lob. The beachy vibe that works all year round is perfect for a lob. Use a medium-sized curling iron and wrap your hair around it for about 10 seconds. Style mid-shaft bents rather than full waves or curls.

42. Straight Golden Blonde Ombre. Here is one more nod to ex-Rachel Green since every now and then, the “Friends” star has been rocking the long flat-ironed style with face-framing layers cut at regular intervals.

43. Short Bottom with Accents. It never hurts to emphasize separate strands in hair with highlights, especially when it comes to dark strands, as they are less eager to reflect light than golden and caramel pieces.

44. Wolf Haircut. There are several tips on how to style your haircut of different lengths. Here is an inspo from the popular wolf haircut. The two-tier shag with a rounded top and feathered ends looks awesome in blowouts and as a wash-and-go hairstyle.

45. Armpit-Length Banged Haircut. Long sliced waves can be complemented with cropped piece-y bangs if you want to draw attention to your eyes.

46. Long Butterfly Cut. Here, the shorter strands on the top create a soft frame and volume around the face, and the feathering on the bottom debulks the style and brings in movement and texture.

47. Shaggy Medium Length. A shaggy cut gives us super cute and trendy 80s vibes. It can be styled straight or wavy.

48. Multi-Level Blonde Haircut. These before and after pictures clearly show how layering can get your limp strands volumized and how the sliced-out ends give off waves hidden in your seemingly straight hair.

49. Shoulder-Length Wolf Cut. Tapered toward the bottom and adorned with cool graduated bangs, this medium-brown shag oozes rocker vibes with no sweat yet stays on the softer side due to the wispy finish.

50. Mid-Back Feathered Hair. Thick straight hair looks fantastic with angled contouring and a few piece-y layers throughout the length. The spread of feathered ends delivers a fascinating “feathered” feel to these locks.

Hairstyles with various levels and textures offer versatile and flattering options. Hopefully, you’ve found your dream ‘do in our list!