
Man Bun
Long hair tied into a knot at the crown or back.

A long, flowing cut featuring soft, defined waves and subtle face-framing layers. The shape creates a polished, voluminous silhouette with smooth movement.Our advanced AI generator lets you try out the Lush Undulated Layers look instantly. See if it is the right choice for you before making a commitment at the salon.
This long-length silhouette is ideal for oval, heart, and square face shapes, as the face-framing pieces soften the jawline and brow while adding vertical interest. It works best on medium to thick hair densities where there is enough weight to support the voluminous, flowing shape without looking thin at the ends. Those with natural waves or straight hair that holds a heat-set curl will find this look easiest to manage, provided they have a high appetite for heat styling and regular blowouts.
Ask for a long-layered cut where the shortest layers start around the chin to create soft face-framing movement that blends into the lengths. Request internal ghost layers to remove excess bulk while maintaining a thick, blunt perimeter for that lush, undulated appearance. Specify that the layers should be point-cut for softness and blended seamlessly rather than disconnected, then finished with a voluminous, large-barrel blowout to emphasize the rolling wave pattern.
To keep the layers from becoming straggly, schedule a trim every 8 to 10 weeks and use a heat protectant before any styling. You will need a large-barrel curling iron or a round brush and a high-powered dryer to achieve the smooth, undulated texture daily. A lightweight volumizing mousse and a flexible-hold finishing spray are essential to keep the shape from falling flat throughout the day.
While it favors thicker hair, fine hair can achieve this look with the right volumizing products and shorter layers to prevent the hair from looking limp. The key is maintaining a solid base line to keep the ends looking full and healthy.
Because this cut relies on smooth, defined waves, expect to spend 20 to 30 minutes on styling with a blow-dryer or heat tools. It is not a wash-and-wear style and requires deliberate effort to maintain the polished, undulated silhouette.
If you go too long between appointments, the face-framing layers will lose their shape and the weight of the growth will flatten the volume at the crown. The undulated effect becomes harder to achieve as the ends become split and less cooperative.
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