Hottest Long Layered Hair Styles for Long Hair

Long Layered Hair Styles We All Want to Copy In 2019

One feature that makes long layered hair styles so admired by women with long hair is that they look fantastic though simple. If you have grown your hair hoping to style it in layered style and now you are wondering where to begin, don’t worry; you are reading the right page.

Not all women can manage to have long locks. Some lengths are genetically determined, and they rarely grow past their shoulders. Others can grow it but managing it is another different story-it is a burden to them. If you are in this last category, long layered hair are the best way to go. You can let your locks grow to any length you need without feeling a lot of weight if you choose the best haircut. Here are some envious options you should choose.

  1. Multi-Layered Mix.

This is the best option for any lady with elongated hair and needs a sleek, stylish, and glam haircut that offers movement and volume. The use of different layers is what makes this layered hair style unique. The short layers are only used to frame the face, and the rest of the layers are maintained medium length. It is easy to achieve a style that you will love.

2. Medium Black and Brown Swoopy Layers.

 This long U-shaped haircut reveals density and thickness in an extra-ordinary manner. By including long layers, you can give your hair sleek and refined look, while the short and choppy pieces improve texture and body. It is a fantastic hairstyle ideal you can ask your stylist on your next salon visit. We are sure you would love it.

3. Short, Mid, And Elongated Layers.

If you want to give a different look to your long locks, opt for layers. Tell your stylist to give you short, medium, and elongated layers all over the length of your manes. The varying lengths of the layers enhance movement and dimension of your hair, and hence that makes it easier to work on. You may also include some messy ponytails, buns and shaggy braids if you feel like.

4. Long Waves.

Without layers, long locks can appear lifeless and heavier than usual. Layers show off the texture of extended locks in a surprising and natural way. And the best thing is that you can opt for myriad ways to style them and give some life to those long locks. That can be done by beginning with some informal beach waves.

5. Long Layered Hair.

Rock this look by telling your stylist to style both long and short layers, like on Pinterest. Extreme layers are best for thin hair since they boost volume and movement. This look will make your ponytail unique. However, you need to be precise about what you need for the best results.

6. Voluminous Bangs and Messy Curls.

To accomplish this voluminous hair style; you want to utilise barrels of varying sizes when curling your tresses. Alternate the directions as you curl. You will get an amazing style without going too overboard. For sensual touch, opt for shaggy side bangs by styling the curls backward and teasing the crown.

7. Straight Layered Hair.

Extended hairstyles are effortless to create and very versatile. You can simply opt to style your hair into a bun when you don’t have time to style it in the morning or just maintain it simple and straight. Besides, the V-shaped hairstyle boosts the movement for the thick hair. For ladies with straight locks, you want to utilise deep conditioner and allow them some minutes to dry after washing. The tresses will appear lustrous with minimal effort. If you have curly manes, use a large round brush to blow-dry them. Don’t apply a lot of hair spray as this may make it look scrunchy.

8. Shorter Strands.

Layered hair styles are suited for long hair. However, when it comes to this style, it takes a dramatic turn by revealing hair of varying lengths. With different layers, creating a simple ponytail is not like taking a walk in the park. As such, you may need to choose a cut if you are hoping to coif one. However, there is a bright side for this haircut; you can include highlights for a serious look.

DVD Review "Help!…It's The Hair Bear Bunch!: The Complete Animated Series"

Creators: Hanna-Barbera
Starring: Daws Butler, Paul Winchell, Hal Smith, Joe E. Ross, William Callaway, John Stephenson
Distributed by: Warner Archive
MPAA Rating: Not Rated
Running Time: 328 minutes

Our Score: 3.5 out of 5 stars

I am a big fan of pretty much anything Hanna-Barbera. I have to admit, I guess I am too young but I have never heard of “Help!…It’s The Hair Bear Bunch!”, which dates back to 1971. It only lasted one season and 16 episodes on the air. Even though it may not be Hanna Barbera’s best product, they have appeared in various other programs including Hair Bear’s cameo in “Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law”. There was even a reference in “The Brady Bunch” to the show. After watching all 16 episodes I have to admit, I went to grab the next disc for more episodes. So to me that means that I really enjoyed this show. It is zany, silly and just plain fun. It also features great voice legends like Daws Butler (who takes a page from his Yogi Bear voice), Hal Smith (who was one of the original voices of Winnie the Pooh). I would recommend checking out this DVD.

Official Premise: In the Wonderland Zoo there are the certain bears who stay at home every night and never quarrel or fight, aw, they don’t even bite! So don’t yell “Help! Help!”, it’s the Hair Bear Bunch! Yep – it’s the heppest, savviest and silliest ursines to ever crash out of a zoo, Hair, Square and Bubi Bear. Their bear cave transforms from stone and straw to a swinging, scientific bachelor bear pad at the touch of a button – and that’s just the tip of the iceberg! Quick-talking Hair (voiced by Daws Butler), befuddling curlicue talker Bubi (voiced by Paul Winchell) and master of the invisible motorcycle, the zen-drawling Square Bear (voiced by William Callaway) are more than a match for their “keepers” Mr. Peevly (voiced by John Stephenson) and Botch (voiced by Joe E. Ross) – with or without the other delightful denizens of Wonderland Zoo, who are always ready to help the Bears in their bigger-than-the-zoo schemes. This two-disc, 16 episode collection contains all the mod bears madcap extra-zoohicular adventures.

This complete series are said to be newly restored but I am not doing back flips with the transfers. They are good but they look like they are still dated from 1971. The colors are a little muted but work enough to enjoy the series. The episodes are presented in full screen 4×3 with an aspect ratio of 1.37:1. This is the first time that this series has been released on DVD, so I am thrilled enough just to see it get some love. Thanks as always to Warner Archive. They are always responsible for pulling out some very unique and rare shows from the vaults and give them a new life. I can’t wait to see what they come up with yet. This release is available on only on WBShop.com and is MOD, which means “Manufactured on Demand”.  So if you are a fan of this show there is no telling how long they will be available so get it now.

Theater Review "Hair" Kauffman Center For the Performing Arts – Kansas City, Missouri

Hair
Kauffman Center For the Performing Arts, Kansas City, Missouri
February 5, 2013

Our Score: 5 out of 5 stars

Welcome to the 1960’s, the decade of free love, flower power, psychedelics, the Vietnam War, and long flowing hair! Even though it was written in 1967 and debuted on Broadway in 1968 the story and underlying symbolism of the musical “Hair” holds true even in this decade and for my own generation.

“Hair” is an ensemble/audience interaction event and an experience all in its own. Credited with being the first “Rock Opera,” “Hair” is the story of a group of young adults who are living the life of freedom, drugs, love and no responsibilities or, as they were better known at that time, hippies. Their only job is to live their life and protest the ideas of the conformist government and their conservative parents. Their retaliations range from protesting and draft card burning to something as simple as growing their hair long… the longer the better.

The main characters of the story are two young men: Claude (Noah Plomgren) and Berger (Brian Crawford Scott). They both find themselves attracted to young socialite Sheila (Mary Kate Morrissey). The struggles in conflict arises when Claude is drafted by the U.S. Army to serve his country in Vietnam. He struggles with the life he has led vs the life and path ahead of him.

The cast in this production of “Hair” was downright amazing, with every cast member in stunning form vocally. Unlike some touring productions, this cast is much more than just decent actors with good voices, Plomgren and Scott also show a fantastic gift for comedic timing as well as captivating emotion. Sheila and Woof (Jason Moody) were the two performers who really stood out to me. While many of the songs in the show are so familiar as to encourage the audience to sing along, when those two sang the audience sat silently and took their voices in.

What I enjoyed more than anything else at this performance was watching the audience. You could see the majority of the crowd were the same age as the cast during the”age of Aquarius” Being 28 I really got a kick watching the sixty-somethings with their gray hair and tied ties, now seemingly professional and clean cut, as they filled the auditorium. You could see them having literal flashbacks as the show progressed. A good laugh here at free love, a snicker there at a reference to “getting stoned” and even a whispered conversation between husband and wife during the song “Hashish” (the only lyrics being the various drugs popular in the 1960s) ending with an audible laugh. By the end of the show the audience was captivated by the story, the music and the cast. The show ends with a grand performance of “Let the Sun Shine In” with the cast inviting the audience to join in the fun and dance with them on stage.

The audience consisted of people of all ages, proving that after all these years “Hair” has stayed relevant from generation to generation…passed on from parents to their children (although as a child I never believed my parents were as cool as they said they were). This show offers an opportunity for any parent or grandparent whose kids always doubted their cool stories to introduce them to the life and times that now can only being read about in history books.

This show definitely earned 5 out 5 stars in my opinion, especially taking in the whole experience of the cast, the music, the performances, the venue and the people I shared this show with. It is an experience that I won’t forget and I’m sure in 40 more years the story of “Hair” and its ideals will still hold strong. “Hair” continues in Kansas City through Sunday, February 10. Below is a list of cities the show will visit soon.

For more information or to purchase tickets go to www.hairontour.com

February 19 – Opelika, Alabama
February 20 – Montgomery, Alabama
February 24 – Columbia, Missouri
February 26-27 – Kalamazoo, Michigan
February 28 – Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
March 1 – Toledo, Ohio
March 2-3 – Detroit, Michigan