
Cobra Cut
A sophisticated long-layered haircut with heavy face-framing sections that curve inward toward the chin and collarbone.

A relaxed long cut featuring effortless waves and a soft, natural movement throughout the lengths.Our advanced AI generator lets you try out the Casual Wavy Flow look instantly. See if it is the right choice for you before making a commitment at the salon.
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This cut works best for those with natural wavy or medium-thick hair textures that can support volume without weighing down the silhouette. It particularly flatters square and heart-shaped faces by softening strong jawlines with its organic, flowing perimeter. Those with high hair density will find it manageable if weight is removed internally, while low maintenance seekers will enjoy the air-dry friendly nature.
Request a long, layered cut with point-cutting throughout the ends to create soft, shattered edges rather than blunt lines. Ask for internal graduation to encourage movement and face-framing layers that begin around the chin to blend into the overall length. Specify that you want a lived-in feel with weight removed from the mid-lengths to enhance natural wave patterns and ensure the hair does not look bottom-heavy.
Maintenance is relatively low, requiring a trim every eight to twelve weeks to prevent split ends and maintain the structural integrity of the layers. Daily styling is minimal, often requiring only a salt spray or light curl cream applied to damp hair before air-drying or using a diffuser. A wide-tooth comb and a lightweight hair oil are essential for taming frizz while preserving the natural, effortless texture.
While it is easiest on wavy hair, straight hair can mimic this flow by using a large-barrel curling iron or sea salt spray to add artificial texture and volume.
High humidity can cause the layers to puff out, so it is crucial to use an anti-frizz serum or a moisturizing leave-in conditioner to keep the waves defined and controlled.
Yes, but the layers should be kept longer and more subtle to avoid making the hair look thin at the ends while still providing necessary lift at the roots.
Braiding the hair loosely or using a silk pillowcase helps maintain the wave definition overnight and prevents the layers from matting or losing their natural shape.
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