Gabrielle Union - Long Layers

Freelance stylist Carrie Butterworth in New York City advises women with long, thick tresses to get layers towards the bottom rather than around the face. She claims that doing this will significantly reduce the weight both visually and literally. Without layers, thick hair can almost look like a blanket and lacks any sense of movement.

By matching the style to the wearer's characteristics and face shape, the greatest long layered cut can be chosen. These cuts are simple to customize to each person's preferences. Take a look at how it looks with Gabrielle Union; the long-layered look complements her oval-shaped face fairly well!

Rashida Jones - Asymmetrical Bangs

Carrie Butterworth, a stylist from New York, warns against growing bangs unless you have a high forehead since they can accentuate facial flaws. She claims that very long fringes that can be brushed to the side are a fantastic option if you're concerned about forehead flaws. Just check out Rashida Jones' bangs, which nicely draw attention to her cheekbones.

As long as confidence is one of your accessories, it's not difficult to pull off asymmetrical bangs, despite how daring they are. Jones believes that a fringe is the perfect hair freshener and a safe option if you want to mix things up but don't want to lose too much length.

Viola Davis - Slightly Cropped Haircut

Tresses that have undergone extensive chemical and heat styling can evidently appear damaged; if that is the case for your locks, try a trimmed haircut as Viola Davis wears. According to Rodney Cutler, owner and chief stylist of Cutler Salons in New York City, it eliminates the need for those harsh, breakage-causing procedures, making your tresses look healthy.

It's great for the girlies who opt to do the "wash and wear" style, which means just having a cut that will allow you to always be on the go with little to no styling needed. Informing your stylist that you are saying goodbye to styling tools will let them understand the type the low-maintenance look you're going for.

Sofía Vergara - Shoulder-Length Hair (or Longer) with Layers

Forget what you believed about having long tresses after the age of 40; thick tresses look polished and younger when it is shoulder length or longer. According to stylist Edgar Parra, if the length extends above the shoulders, it will keep your hair from looking awkward and triangular.

Ask for thin, face-framing layers for the most flattering result. Parra advises that the length should not be any shorter than your shoulders, but the ideal length should vary on your face shape; ask your stylist for her advice. Sofía Vergara's layers here start at the collarbone and are cut bluntly and at random rather than blended, which gives the illusion of thicker tresses.

Jane Fonda - Curly Bob

Many older women opt for chin-length over longer locks because, according to Carrie Butterworth, long hair drags the eyes down, emphasizing drooping facial features whereas a shorter cut is a non-invasive facelift that deflects attention from facial flaws. The way Jane Fonda's delicate curls enhance the "lifting" effect by enhancing her features and framing her face is just adorable.

If you naturally have curls or wavy tresses, the curly bob is a great option for you to consider. It's sweet, feminine, and enjoyable. In contrast to other styles that require a long time to manage and style, it also feels more contemporary.

Chrissy Teigen - Long Hair with Waves

You're lucky to have waves in your hair because you can wear it down without much effort—as it already has a natural texture. When wearing your locks naturally, she advises having your stylist straighten it out and look for thick patches in your cut.

Effortless waves will make you have a youthful appearance. Experiment with face-framing layers to add some softness and flow to your tresses. Additionally, layers can give your tresses a rich, healthy appearance. Rogelio Parra, a celeb stylist, advises requesting straight-cut perimeter layers from your dresser. Having your locks parted in the center, as Chrissy Teigen does, will also aid in framing your face in a flattering manner.

Beyoncé - Ombré Ringlet Hairstyle

For curly hair, a New York stylist Carrie Butterworth advises layers. According to her, the layers will show off the curl's exquisite natural texture and remove the braids' weight. Beyoncé's short and long layers give her cut character and enhance the oval shape of her face.

Butterworth enjoys putting curls in with Oribe's Curl Control Silkening Creme. To add definition, it is advisable to use a wide-tooth comb to detangle, but avoid touching your wet locks because doing so might cause frizz. Instead, she advises breaking up the product and squeezing your locks lightly after it is dry to create a softer look—similar to Queen B in this photo.

Priyanka Chopra - Side-Swept Bangs

With age, facial characteristics become more apparent and frequently severe, and limp hair does little to help, and length is not your friend since it adds weight, which destroys the volume at the root and the body down the length of the tresses. Rodney Cutler, a celeb stylist, notes that a medium fringe cut, like the one worn by Priyanka Chopra, will prevent tresses from going completely flat and soften very angular features.

Ask your stylist for shoulder-grazing length for the remainder of your locks, layered, side-swept bangs, and a deep side part, which, according to Cutler, will help create the appearance of fuller and thicker locks.

Tilda Swinton - Sleek Undercuts

Shorter, more daring cuts like Tilda Swinton's are ideal for older ladies, according to famous stylist Helen Reavey, founder of Act+Acre, a vegan-friendly, natural hair care brand, since they frame your face with tight sides and a voluminous top. Ask your stylist to shorten the ends of your thin locks to add volume and movement.

An undercut is a short cut that involves reducing the sides and back of the locks while leaving the top visibly longer. This cut gives off a cool, refreshing feeling, especially in the scorching summer. There are countless variations of this style, depending on the form of your face.

Charlize Theron - Sharp Bob

According to Jay Vosper, master stylist at New York City's Dop Dop Salon, a chin-length cut creates the appearance of fullness, and the contour of the cut will make your hair seem fuller. Dominick Pucciarello, the celebrity stylist and stylist at Mizu Salon in New York City, advises keeping it contemporary with an edgy bob like Charlize Theron to avoid a matronly appearance. Theron has always been a fan of short, sophisticated cuts like the one in the picture.

According to Pucciarello, ask your stylist to give your crown an uneven edge and more volume at the ends to give it a more youthful appearance than a harsh cut.

Helen Mirren - Asymmetrical Bob

If you have fine tresses, oily roots can easily make you appear dull and unclean. Vosper, a celeb stylist advises adopting an asymmetrical cut similar to that of Helen Mirren. She notes that a middle part would emphasize the oiliness while the asymmetry and deep side part give the locks lift and volume.

Bonus: the cut will also highlight strong bone structures like your cheekbones, which tend to stand out more as you age because of the loss of cheek fat. Just make sure to specify that you don't want a cut that is too severe. Blunt chops can make you appear a lot older.

Diane Keaton - Gray Hair with Choppy Layers

Grey hair tends to be coarse and stringy. Carrie Butterworth, a New York stylist, advises adding some choppy layers like Diane Keaton to brighten and update your appearance will make a huge difference. We also adore how Keaton's straight tresses give her a refined appearance.

According to Butterworth, using a flatiron or receiving a keratin treatment can damage your tresses; instead, use a mask once a week, and don't set the iron too hot to reduce damage. Get regular trims every eight weeks in addition. This is a fantastic style for fine locks since it adds lots of volume without looking false or too maintained.

Eva Mendes - Shoulder-Length Cut with Deep Side Part

Many frizz-prone women believe that having long tresses will help, but the longer your tresses become, the harder it is to manage. The style Eva Mendes has, which hangs a few inches above her shoulders, is your best option. You'll be able to regulate the frizz at this reasonable length, which will make your strands appear thicker and healthier.

In order to restore shine and moisture to your hair, ask your stylist for a cut that falls between the collarbone and the bust line. You should also discuss adding frizz-reducing style products, such as Redken's Frizz Dismiss Rebel Tame Heat Protective Leave-In Cream, to your daily beauty routine.

Julia Louis - Medium-Length Hair With Soft Curls

We all know and love Julia Louis-Dreyfus from her acting stints in "Seinfeld," with her character sporting a curly style that we can't just get over with. Julia took her tresses and went to town in the '90s, pushing up the curl as much as she could for each episode.

She is known for rocking her own curls and using minimum products, and inspiring millions of curly girls around the world. The shoulder-length style worn by Louis-Dreyfus highlights fullness at the bottom, which is why we adore it. This style can be pulled off without using a thousand products, damaging your locks, or using heat tools.

Laura Dern - Long Layers with Highlights

Playing with highlights requires practice, but working with your stylist can enable you to identify the colors that best suit your angles. To add depth to her appearance, Laura Dern's face-framing tresses come in a range of golden tones. We adore how her color's depth makes her locks really stand out.

Having layers certainly brings attention to your highlights, ombré, or even reverse ombré style. This trend was popularized as a hair-coloring technique in 2000 when singer Aaliyah had her locks colored in a subtle, gradual fade from black at the roots to lighter towards the tips.

Kerry Washington - Shoulder-Length Hair with Deep Side Part

If you want to experiment with your locks this season but aren't quite ready to commit to a cut, a minor change in the parting of your tresses can make a significant difference in how you look. The deep side part may be altered to complement any hair length and texture, whether you're sporting a pixie, bob, lob, mid-length, or long Rapunzel locks.

As a result, changing your parting from the middle to a deep side part can give your appearance a whole new level of depth. Kerry Washington is known to make statements with her tresses, and we just love her chic side-parted look in this picture.

Sarah Jessica Parker - Long Hair with Layers and Beachy Waves

Although hair trends come and go, waves are always in style. You can choose from large, barrel waves created with your curling iron to tighter curls or loose, beachy waves. The best way to accomplish the look will rely on a number of variables, including your natural type, your preference for using heat styling products, your preferred manner of styling, and a long list of other things.

Long strands offer the ideal canvas for experimenting with texture. We love the look Sarah Jessica Parker is sporting in this picture, and it is not as complicated as you think. New York stylist, Carrie Butterworth, advises asking your stylist for long layers and natural waves for an upgraded look.

Katie Couric - Bob with Layers

When you get your hair trimmed in different lengths, it gives the appearance of having more texture and dimension. Layers operate with all textures and face forms, and they can be used to enhance or subtract volume from your tresses.

Unsurprisingly, one of the best ways to spruce up your appearance is getting a layered bob style. The feathery layers on Katie Couric's locks show that bobs don't have to have razor-sharp edges to look good. This cut looks particularly fantastic on women with thinning tresses since it offers your crown more movement and gives you more volume.

Christie Brinkley - Long, Voluminous Hair with Layers

People with long to medium-length tresses look best in this cut. The overall concept of adding layers is to emphasize texture to make the hair seem heavier and fuller as a result. It is also advised by famous stylists to use a specific cutting method for choppy layers. Using the technique, the cut also gives the appearance that the tresses are longer than they actually are when applied to medium-length locks.

Christie Brinkley's thick layers and silky, lustrous tresses highlight her youthful freshness. The style that she has carried in the picture is not complicated at all; just use a curling wand at the ends of your locks to get a lustrous look.

Jennifer Lopez - Medium-Length Haircut

Medium cuts frequently get disregarded in favor of long, flowing styles or extremely short cuts in a society where extremes reign. However, the reality is that mid-length cuts are easier to manage and style. There is a reason shoulder-length tresses have become the preferred length among celebrities: they complement nearly every facial shape and hair type, and there are countless styling options.

According to Ryan Trygstad, co-owner of New York City's Mark Ryan Salon, a lob cut offers you the appearance of a shorter cut but the feeling of long tresses. It is no doubt that mid-length cuts are a classic and have been in trend since the early '00s.

Halle Berry - Angular-Cut Bangs

The angular fringe is less than ideal for women with curly tresses, but it looks excellent on women with thicker straight tresses because the bangs are often pushed forward to show them off. A strong hairline is also recommended. The adaptability of this style contributes to its popularity. You can smooth it back to dress it up, or you can let the tresses fall on your face like Halle Berry in the photo.

The angular fringe fade gained popularity in 2014 and hasn't slowed down since. To be honest, anyone can carry off the angular fringe, although it suits ladies with rounder faces the best.

Drew Barrymore - Balayage with Medium-Length Hair

One of the most common lengths of hair to benefit from this approach when it comes to balayage styles is medium tresses. However, it can be a bit difficult to define, especially if you don't fully know how it differs from a standard highlighting procedure.

Balayage is a highlighting technique that does not employ foils. Your colorist will instead hand-paint color straight onto your locks, resulting in a more natural, blended, sun-kissed color. Despite providing a softer impact, it gives your colorist greater freedom, which is essential when creating blended-drink-inspired hues like brown ale and raspberry bourbon.

Kristen Wiig - Choppy Bob

The choppy bob is a contemporary bob cut with numerous small layers, which give it more movement and definition. Using ordinary or razor shears, shorter portions are chopped to create choppy bobs. Women with thin and thick tresses both benefit from bob with jagged layers.

This trendy bob looks best for medium-length tresses as it enhances the tresses. Kristen Wiig's dual-toned style perfectly displays her love for bob cuts. Her prominent brunette brows are complemented by the darker areas, and the platinum blonde bob gives her an edgy, contemporary appearance. It's also a fantastic method to hide grey hairs!

Kris Jenner - Pixie Haircut

A modern woman on the go can look amazing with a pixie cut. It is practical, attractive, and suitable cut for all types; it gives texture to thick tresses, and for thin tresses, it gives a fuller effect and adds dimension.

You can experiment with a number of short pixie cuts for curly hair, like asymmetrical retro 'dos, unique Faux Hawks, and slicked back or tousled pixie styles. These styles were popularized first in the '50s and ever since have been in trend. Take a look at Kris Jenner's way of carrying her style; we are sure you'll be inspired!

Jennifer Aniston - Golden Highlights

While some styles have been established for decades (such as bangs), others, such as highlights, appear to be on the younger end of the historical spectrum. The current version began with foil highlights and the balayage technique, both of which had modern incarnations in the 1960s and 1970s. However, hair highlights did not make their full cultural premiere in the United States until the mid-1990s, when frosted tips and face-framing money pieces ruled supreme.

When you desire a change, but not a major one, highlights can also be a relatively simple approach to revitalize your color like the one Jennifer Aniston is carrying; it is natural yet chic.

Kate Beckinsale - Bronze Highlights

Think again if you believe that only blondes or anyone with lighter tresses can look good with highlights. If you have dark brown tresses, highlights can be a wonderful method to give your locks more sparkle and dimension. There are many shades of darker tones, like the bronze tones that have been in trend circa 2014.

Bronze highlights are a blend of blonde and brown, as the name implies, and to achieve the right highlights, use various colors that are closest to your natural shade and suit your facial features like the brown and blonde highlights on Kate Beckinsale's hair help to widen her face and highlight the hue of her eyes.

Tyra Banks - Long Hair With Curls

It's time to master the wash-and-go style, which is practically every curly girl's go-to when summer days are in full gear. On a humid day, nothing beats a carefree curly hairdo like this one, where you can let your curls do whatever they want. And here's the thing: You don't have to stay inside until your locks settle; you can use Mother Nature to your advantage, particularly if you have long, curly tresses that frequently take a long time to dry.

The thick side parts and abundant volume in Tyra Banks' tresses lend life to limp and lifeless curls. Her lustrous tresses have always been the talk of the town, and we love how she carries her curls.

Eve Longoria - Straight Layers

Layers are a simple style that creates the illusion of varying length and volume, perfect for those who want a bit of thickness for their locks. This can be done with the top parts (those closest to the head) being trimmed shorter than the ones beneath. This permits the tips of the outer portion to mix perfectly with the strands beneath.

Creating diverse styles between the layers is a popular modern style. This one can be switched up with blunt layers or merged with softer ones. Hair color also enhances the thickening effect that layers provide. Just take a look at the cut and color that Eva Longoria is sporting in this photo.

Julia Roberts - Blonde Highlights and Layers

Highlights became extremely popular in the '80s, and foils were produced to allow consumers to insert streaks wherever they desired. When well-known celebrities began to style their tresses with this one, all methods of highlighting and lowlighting gained popularity. However, while coloring your tresses, certain aspects like skin tone must be kept in mind to avoid an unnatural look.

Julia Roberts had been a brunette for a long time, but the golden highlights on her hair in the picture are proof that you can shift from being a brunette to a blonde without looking unnatural. They highlight her beautiful complexion and display her renowned smile.

Connie Britton - Red Highlights and Long Hair

Red highlights are a terrific option if you want to play around with your hair more. There are numerous tones to fit any color, whether you're a natural redhead trying to enhance your red locks with highlights or a blonde or brunette looking to add more spice to your appearance.

Connie Britton looks effortlessly stunning while highlighting her red-toned highlights and layers with loose waves. One of summer's biggest and trendiest colors has been a rosy pink tint added to brown with red highlights. The New York celeb stylists advise to always keep your complexion in mind before coloring your tresses.

Olivia Colman - Short Curls

Short locks were frowned upon in the '20s, as it was perceived as unfeminine. Women who dared to go short were viewed as brave, rebellious, and self-sufficient. However, things started to change in the '40s, and short and exquisite soft curls were a hairstyle of preference made popular by Hollywood stars of the time, and ladies sought these glossy curls made achievable by utilizing heating instruments such as curlers.

We love how Olivia Colman's short curls look so effortless yet chic. Short curls make you appear more elegant and youthful, just as she looks like in this photo. It definitely gives us old Hollywood vibes!

Miley Cyrus - Pixie Mullet

You already know that the '70s are experiencing a significant resurgence in the 2020s, so we won't say it again. Curtain bangs, shaggy styles, and even full-on mullet haircuts have all captivated social media over the last few years, and people are just going one step farther with them at the present time.

The pixie mullet brings out the very best of the '80s style. Without the long tail, it's a close cousin to the wolf cut. And by the way, that's the style you'll end up with if you decide to grow out your pixie mullet. It is not as complicated as you might think; just take a look at how Miley Cyrus has perfectly styled her cut.

Zendaya - Faux Bob

Although ultra-long hair has been in trend, short cuts continue to be a favorite of ours. The bob style continues to top the list of must-have styles for the year in a variety of forms. The good news is that you don't need a radical chop to experiment with short styles if you're interested in sporting a short style but scared to commit to short tresses because the regrowth process can feel endless.

Here comes the false bob. Though it would seem as though a professional would be needed, it's much simpler than it seems to fake short tresses—just take a look at how  Zendaya has pulled it off marvelously in this photo.

Millie Bobby Brown - Baby Braids

If there's one thing we know for certain about hair trends throughout the decades, it's that they'll always come back into style in the not-too-distant future—like these baby braids that were popular in the '70s up to the late '90s and early '00s. Millie Bobby Brown, Hailey Bieber, Madison Bailey, Charli D'Amelio, and Bella Hadid all tried the trend in 2021, which involves plaiting two face-framing strands of locks from either side of a middle part and forming two small braids.

They have definitely put in their own twist to this style, though—our favorite celebs have given the old-school baby braids a modern twist which we are now calling baby bubble braids.

Kirsten Stewart - Side Slick

Since the invention of water-based products in 1929, slicked-back styles have gained popularity. The slicked back side part style was invented in the '30s and kept incredibly flat by using a lot of oil and oil-based pomade. Today, however, a wide range of appearances is possible thanks to the variety of hair care items on the market.

The side sweep has dominated the slicked back side part styles market for many years, and it gained more favor when Hollywood celebs styled their tresses with gels. Kirsten Stewart is a big fan of side slicks, and we adore her chic yet minimal style.

Ariel Winter - Black Hair Dyed Copper Red

According to some, copper looks good on just about everyone, as proved by Ariel Winter here. Gigi Hadid, Ciara, Phoebe Dynevor, Sydney Sweeney, and Kendall Jenner are also the other few celebrities that love this ginger-like tone, which stands in stark contrast to the honey blonde trend that was popular in 2021. We are sure you have already seen it appear on TikTok or Instagram feeds.

The versatile hue may take on a variety of tones, including auburn with blonde highlights à la Ciara, fiery like Sweeney, or more chestnut red, as Winter has pulled off in the picture; however,, Jenner preserved her darker roots, which gave her copper hair a striking contrast.

Elle Fanning - Chic Pigtails

Children frequently sport this hairdo since the 1600s, but modern-day adults are also having fun with it! When working out, running errands, or just dressing up in a casual outfit, you can tie your locks up in pigtails. This trend gained more recognition when the pop icon Britney Spears rocked the pigtails look in the prime of her career during the '00s.

While this style is often associated with little girls, Elle Fanning definitely proved that wrong as she rocked these elegant tails on the red carpet for Galveston pre. It's certainly giving us nostalgic 'Baby Spice' vibes—take this as a sign to sport this cute hairdo the next time you go out!