Long · Wavy · Low upkeep
Long wavy layers
Flowing waves with long layers that keep the shape light without losing length.
The feeling
A closer look
Long waves can flatten near the roots if the ends become very heavy. Gradual layers make space for bends while retaining a flowing outline. Ask for a shape that works with your usual drying method, rather than depending on a curling tool every day.
These generated images are inspiration. A hairdresser can help adapt the shape to your density, growth patterns and preferred routine.
Make it work for you
Styling notes
- Smooth a light wave product through damp mid-lengths and ends.
- Scrunch upwards gently and avoid repeatedly combing after the wave has formed.
- Dry naturally or diffuse on low heat; lift the roots once the hair is dry.
Everyday upkeep
- Review the layers when the shape feels heavy, often around ten to twelve weeks.
- Use ties that release easily and avoid pulling tightly on the same area every day.