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Long butterfly haircut with face-framing layers

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This reference keeps long lower lengths while making the face-framing tiers obvious. The shorter sections sweep away from the face; the longer layers continue through the chest-length outline.

Long chestnut butterfly haircut with shorter cheek and chin framing, feathered wings and long cascading layers.
Generated hairstyle inspiration for a salon conversation.

Look for these features

  • Shorter feathered face-framing pieces
  • Curtain-like opening around the face
  • Longer, graduated layers below

A brief to discuss at the salon

I want to retain the long lower length but show more face framing. Where should the first layer begin, how much fullness would remain at the ends, and how would the shorter pieces sit when tied back?

Styling options to compare

Choose products for the finish you want after discussing the cut.

Shape the fringe or ends

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Before choosing this cut

The first face-framing layer is a separate choice from the overall length. Point to where you want that piece to land instead of relying on the name alone. Ask your stylist to compare a strongly tiered version with softer long layers, especially if you want to retain a fuller lower outline.

Match the styling choice to the cut

A round-brush or blow-dry-brush approach can be relevant if you want to shape an existing feathered cut. Compare barrel size, section length and your comfort using the tool. A heat-protectant label and the device manual should guide actual use; this image proves neither a device result nor an application routine.

A reference helps explain shape, length and finish. Your own density, strand thickness, texture and growth pattern affect the conversation. Agree on the actual length landmarks and the routine you want to maintain before cutting.

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Compare the front, side and back

Labeled butterfly haircut reference on a mannequin, showing shorter face framing and front, side and back views.
Generated angle study of the same general layered design; use it to discuss the shape rather than as a cutting diagram.