Layered Cut Wigs
What Does A Layered Wig Mean?
A layered wig is a wig that uses varying lengths of human hair to create a layered, sculpted look, creating a more dimensional effect. Compared to a blunt cut, a layered cut can create more volume and shape while also flattering the face.
Why Choose Luvme Layered Cut Wigs?
In addition to the visual advantages of layering and styling mentioned above, there are actually the following core advantages:
- 100% human hair: high-quality human hair is used to create the most natural styling and provide the best feel.
- Multiple styling options: not only long hair can create layered styling, but also layered cut pixie cut, layered cut bob, layered cut body wave and other styles, and also provide a variety of hair color options.
- Easy to wear: no technical requirements are required to meet the needs of all wig users for easy wearing, and long-term wearing will not hurt the scalp and styling headaches, truly glueless.
Types of Layered Cut Wigs:
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Layered Bob Wigs: Short, textured style that frames the face.
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Layered Wigs with Bangs: Adds a youthful and trendy look.
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Body Wave Layered Wigs: Volume and bounce with soft waves.
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Straight Layered Wigs: Sleek and polished with added movement.
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Loose Wave Layered Wigs: Natural, beachy waves with layers.
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Yaki Straight Layered Wigs: Textured layers for an authentic, natural style.
How To Cut Face Framing Layers In A Wig?
To enhance your existing wig's layered cut, you can create a DIY layered cut face frame hairstyle at home to suit your face shape. Here's a simple tutorial: Wear your wig and then use scissors to create the layers. Create your own layered lengths to suit your face shape.
How To Style Layered Wig At Home?
Styling a layered wig at home is mainly about good prep, the right tools, and gentle, low–heat techniques. Always detangle the wig first, secure it on a stand or your head, and use wig‑safe products to protect the fibers and keep the layers looking fresh.
| Styling Goal | Simplified Steps |
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| Add volume and movement on layered wigs (blow‑dry) | 1. Section the wig and clip 2. Spray wig heat protectant 3. Blow‑dry on low or cool 4. Use a round brush to smooth and slightly bend the ends |
| Create waves or curls with straight layered hair | 1. Section the hair (small sections = tighter curls) 2. Use low heat on the curling iron 3. Wrap, hold for a few seconds, then release 4. Let curls cool, then finger‑comb |
| Achieve a sleek, straight look | 1. Divide into 4–6 sections 2. Apply heat protectant 3. Start flat iron about 1 inch from roots 4. Glide smoothly to the ends without pulling |

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