Long Layers With Face-Framing That Grow Out Gracefully

Her first layers, and she keeps almost all of her length. Alexia had long, one-length hair. She wanted curls that stack instead of falling into a triangle, plus face-framing at cheek level. Adam Ciaccia shows how to layer long hair so it grows out gracefully and can move into a new shape in 6–8 weeks. Shop HairTube merch 👉 https://www.youtube.com/@AdamCiaccia/store You'll learn: • Why he cuts dry, and how crowns, fringes and hairlines get missed when wet • A 2cm blunt baseline, plus the sit-on-the-opposite-side over-direction tip • How to build a curtain-fringe face-frame from a lean triangle, and why short hair directs long hair • Layering above 90° while over-directing to keep length • Fixing uneven density from a side parting without texturising • Balancing the closed and open sides into a concave V • Zigzag partings, borrowed from colourists, for softness Chapters: 0:00 The result first 0:30 Before & the brief 1:07 Agreeing the face-frame line 1:30 Dry cut: baseline to face-frame V 8:06 The swingy reveal Subscribe to HairTube for cuts that look simple, because simple isn't basic. Filmed at Axis Salon, Canberra. #LongLayers #FaceFramingLayers #HairTube