Bi-Layer Boho Cut

So you want to give her natural movement with a touch of irregular texture, but you can't compromise the weight, volume or length of her hair in the process. What do you do? In Denman Senior International Educator Paul Stafford and stylist Amy Cartwright's case, they simply created a new cutting technique they call the bi-layer.

"We were after an undone boho, grungy feel, so this look is less about curl and more about width and texture," shares Paul. Find out how to recreate this edgy cut, which was a finalist in the 2017 #ONESHOT Hair Awards