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Layered hairstyles are suitable for all face shapes, especially if you have straight or curly hair. You can trim a layered hairstyle yourself by following the steps below.
Prepare your hair for layering
Start with clean, damp hair, as it is more difficult to control the length when using a wet HD closure wig.
Use a wide-tooth comb to comb through any tangles in your lace front human hair wigs so that the layers you create are neat.
Collect your hair on top of your head
Hold the ponytail at the top of your head with the flat area towards the back of your head where you can balance the comb.
Bend down, turn your head upside down, brush your highlight wig forward, and use your hands to form a ponytail on top of your head.
Secure it in place with a hair elastic and urn the head up.
Make sure your hair is smooth along with your head;
Any clumping or tangling of parts can lead to chaotic stratification.
Move the elastic band down the ponytail
Holding the ponytail in one hand, slide the elastic band down with the other until it's a few inches from the end of the ponytail.
If you want subtle layering, slide the elastic down so that only an inch or so of hair is left in the ponytail.
For more intense layers, leave a few inches of hair in the ponytail.
To prevent it from turning into a mullet, slide the elastic until a few hairs slip out at the nape of your neck.
Cut off the end of the ponytail
Fasten hair in elastic to prevent it from loosening.
Use a pair of sharp clippers to cut off the hair above the elastic band, then shake it out.
If you have thick hair, you may need to cut off more than one part of your ponytail.
Just be sure to cut each section to the same length, just above the elastic.
Be careful not to cut at an Angle or let the scissors slip.
Cut the uniform layer directly.
Check your layers
This method creates some layers of the face frame in the front and longer layers in the back.
If you want to adjust the length of the layer, carefully cut out individual hairs using scissors.
Make sure you take your time and carefully cut your hair to reduce the chances of making mistakes or cutting too much.
For more latest content about wigs, please visit the official blog of West Kiss Hair.
Prepare your hair for layering
Start with clean, damp hair, as it is more difficult to control the length when using a wet HD closure wig.
Use a wide-tooth comb to comb through any tangles in your lace front human hair wigs so that the layers you create are neat.
Collect your hair on top of your head
Hold the ponytail at the top of your head with the flat area towards the back of your head where you can balance the comb.
Bend down, turn your head upside down, brush your highlight wig forward, and use your hands to form a ponytail on top of your head.
Secure it in place with a hair elastic and urn the head up.
Make sure your hair is smooth along with your head;
Any clumping or tangling of parts can lead to chaotic stratification.
Move the elastic band down the ponytail
Holding the ponytail in one hand, slide the elastic band down with the other until it's a few inches from the end of the ponytail.
If you want subtle layering, slide the elastic down so that only an inch or so of hair is left in the ponytail.
For more intense layers, leave a few inches of hair in the ponytail.
To prevent it from turning into a mullet, slide the elastic until a few hairs slip out at the nape of your neck.
Cut off the end of the ponytail
Fasten hair in elastic to prevent it from loosening.
Use a pair of sharp clippers to cut off the hair above the elastic band, then shake it out.
If you have thick hair, you may need to cut off more than one part of your ponytail.
Just be sure to cut each section to the same length, just above the elastic.
Be careful not to cut at an Angle or let the scissors slip.
Cut the uniform layer directly.
Check your layers
This method creates some layers of the face frame in the front and longer layers in the back.
If you want to adjust the length of the layer, carefully cut out individual hairs using scissors.
Make sure you take your time and carefully cut your hair to reduce the chances of making mistakes or cutting too much.
For more latest content about wigs, please visit the official blog of West Kiss Hair.