
The Hush Cut
A soft, layered hairstyle originating from Korea that features wispy, face-framing layers and thin, tapered ends for a lightweight, airy feel.

A mid-length cut featuring a deep side part and structured, textured waves that add body and lift.Our advanced AI generator lets you try out the Side-Parted Waves look instantly. See if it is the right choice for you before making a commitment at the salon.
This cut is ideal for oval, heart, and square face shapes as the deep side part and asymmetrical volume help to soften sharp angles and balance the forehead. It works best for those with medium to high hair density, as the structured waves require enough mass to maintain their shape without looking sparse. While it suits naturally wavy hair perfectly, it is also a great choice for those with straight hair who are willing to use heat tools to create lasting texture and lift.
Request a medium-length cut that falls between the chin and shoulders with long, internal layers to encourage movement and reduce bulk at the ends. Specify a deep side part as the focal point, with the shorter side tucked or tapered and the longer side styled with soft, structured waves for maximum volume. Ask for a blunt perimeter to maintain weight at the base, but ensure the stylist adds texture throughout the mid-lengths to allow for lift and bounce when styled.
This style requires a trim every 6 to 8 weeks to maintain the structural layers and keep the ends from appearing frayed or overly heavy. Daily styling involves using a sea salt spray or volumizing mousse on damp hair, followed by a wide-barrel curling iron to define the waves and a flexible-hold hairspray to secure the side part.
Yes, the deep side part creates an illusion of thickness by stacking hair on one side, though you will need a volumizing root lift spray to prevent the waves from falling flat throughout the day.
To preserve the structure, sleep on a silk or satin pillowcase and secure the hair in a loose bun to prevent friction from flattening the textured waves or creating unwanted frizz.
While it works best for wavy textures, curly hair can be adapted by using a heavier styling cream to elongate the curls into a more structured wave pattern while maintaining the deep side part.
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