Graduated haircuts for medium length hair (with photo and video)

Take a closer look at graduated haircuts for medium length hair – such a solution will be the most practical, while quite variable.

A detail such as a graduated cut will make your hairstyle fashionable and picky, and the length of the strands will allow you to experiment with styling.

Benefits of graduation

The graduation technique involves a smooth transition of length, noticeable only at the ends of the hair.

Only an experienced hairdresser will be able to perform such a haircut with high quality, so choose a master responsibly.

Here are the benefits of such haircuts:

• Graduation allows you to visually increase the volume of hair, which looks good on thin and sparse hair.
• Thick heavy hair, a graduated cut can visually lighten, the strands will become more pliable.
• If you have curly hair, a professional grading will help curls settle into position on their own after washing and drying your hair.
• Layered hairstyles can be complemented with a variety of details – bangs, asymmetrical lines, interesting parting, shaved temples.
• Layering on medium length hair leaves you with the option of creating gathered hairstyles: ponytails, weaves and even buns.

Remember – graduation does not tolerate dry split ends, so the cut should be updated regularly so that the hairstyle keeps its shape and retains its uniqueness.

Take care of your hair, pamper your hair with nourishing masks so that the surface of the hair is smooth and contrasts with the texture of the graduated cut.

Graduated haircuts with different bangs

In the photo – graduated haircuts for medium hair with bangs, you can see for yourself how diverse the variations of this detail are:

You need to choose the shape of the bangs, based on the features of the oval of the face.

A round face will appear slimmer if you cut a slanting elongated bang.

Asymmetric vertically oriented lines will stretch the face and bring its shape closer to the oval.

If you have a proportional oval face, you can try on a straight straight bang!

Bangs can also be supplemented with graduation or cut with one solid line.

A square or rectangular face will look more harmonious with thinned, milled bangs that hide the eyebrows!

Smooth horizontal lines are contraindicated for you.

A triangular face with a wide forehead can be complemented with a thinned bangs-curtain and a side parting on the crown of the head!

If you have a trapezoidal face, try on a lush bang that compensates for the imbalance of a narrow, low forehead and a massive jawline!

Owners of an oval face with pronounced cheekbones can try the option with ultra-short bangs on half a forehead!

It can be laid smoothly down or placed upright with wax.

Graduated hairstyles with bangs will help you visually lose a few years.

Style your hair slightly casually, do not get carried away with styling products, so that the hair looks natural.

Graduation without bangs

On the video – a graduated haircut for medium hair without bangs, this is a great choice for owners of a triangular, round or square face:

Complement the hairstyle with a side parting, the front strands will beautifully frame the face, making it look slimmer.

Asymmetric graduated solutions in the form of a square with different lengths of the front strands are popular.

So you will add a twist to your image and provide maximum completeness to your hairstyle without spending too much time.

The graduated cascade looks gorgeous – the combination of gradation and layering gives the hair maximum volume:

Graduation can be performed not only external, but also internal.

With internal graduation, the haircut starts from the back of the head, and each subsequent strand is made slightly longer than the previous one.

As a result, the ends of the hair provide neat styling without additional styling and hairdressing manipulations.

Graduation for thin and liquid hair

A graduated haircut for thin liquid medium hair looks much more voluminous and lush, it is layering that allows you to turn scanty hair into a decent hairstyle:

The best option would be a graduated nape and elongated straight front strands.

Lift the hair on the crown at the roots, and straighten the ends with an iron.

Behind the strands, you can simply comb them – they themselves will take the desired position.

You can additionally lift the strands at the crown using brushing.

Another stylish solution based on the contrast of textures is straight front strands and creative mess at the back of the head.

Cover the nape of your hair with styling mousse and blow dry by rubbing and lifting with your fingers.

Graduated layered haircuts for medium length hair are sophisticated and practical hairstyles for any occasion.