59 Layered Hairstyles For Every Face Shape

Here, we're not talking layers wherever you want 'em. We're talking a single mezzanine level of layers just along the collarbone, then snippy layers at the ends to break things up.

By piling shorter pieces on top and around the face, tight coils have a more defined shape and need little styling to look fresh and streamlined.

Long in the front, short in the back, and razored up and in throughout. Such a precise cut would look drab if not for the sliced-up ends.

On the set of her latest movie The Flight Attendant, Cuoco shows off some seriously cute strands. We're loving the curve of hair around her chin, and the long snips throughout.

This look just never gets old. Let your hair grow long, then clean it up with tons of wispy layers throughout. If you look closely, you'll see face-framing pieces and the ends are both thoroughly chopped up.

There's a beauty misconception that those with curls can't enjoy layers, less their hair ends up triangle-shaped. Allow Amber Heard's long and languid layers change your mind.

Layers needn't hit you in the face—in fact, they should do just the opposite, drifting gently away from the face to shape your look.

To recreate Chopra's soft, loose, face-framing layers, use a round brush toward the crown to add volume that'll accentuate your chin area.

Simpson's long bombshell blonde hair with subtle layers are the perfect way to breathe life into flat hair.

Fox's wavy brunette situation can easily be achieved with a medium barrel curling iron. Patiently curl your hair piece-by-piece and maintain the length by cutting layers past the shoulders.

A little frizz and humidity (thank you summer) won't do any harm to layers, as Lawrence's natural curls showcase. With layers, the more volume the better.

Cutting your curls may seem scary, but I promise you curly bangs will not be a mistake. Layers will give your natural curls so much definition.

Layers look good as hell on second and third-day hair. Emrata's just-rolled-out-of-bed hair at the Vanity Fair Oscar's party proves bedhead waves are red-carpet worthy.

Don't fret if you have naturally fine hair like Hadid. Brushed-out curls and layers will add fullness.

Who says your bob has to be one length? No one. If you're looking for a fun way to jazz up a simple bob, take Lipa's asymmetrical layers as inspo to experiment with length.

Turner's uncomplicated style prove that even a little flick of your wrist with a flat-iron will create the perfect shape, since cut layers do most of the work for you.

The classic, '50s S-waves look just as good with layers. Just use a 1"-barrel curling iron to replicate the timeless look of these polished curls.

Modernize Farrah Fawcett-styled feathered hair with a center part like Ciara's, and blonde highlights will help, too. Parting your layers straight down the middle is a classic trick to accentuate your facial features.

Saldana's simple, soft bends + layers might as well be your bread and butter if you want a no-brainer style to fall back on when you have zero time.