Cascading Layered Cut with Center-Parted Bardot Fringe
How to Create
The cascading layered cut with a center-parted Bardot fringe captures timeless 1970s glamour through voluminous, face-framing tiers and a classic split curtain fringe. This design incorporates graduating layers that start at the jawline and cascade down to the collarbones, creating fluid movement and dynamic body throughout the perimeter. The Bardot fringe splits softly in the middle, curving outward past the cheekbones to create an open, lifted facial frame that widens narrow facial structures. This style works exceptionally well for thick or dense hair, as the internal layering removes bulk while preserving rich, luxurious length and bounce.
Apply a generous amount of volumizing blow-dry lotion throughout damp hair, combing it from roots to tips before dividing the hair into upper and lower sections. Part the fringe down the exact center, using a medium round boar-bristle brush to roll each half outward and away from the face while applying medium heat. For the cascading shoulder layers, position the round brush underneath the ends, rolling outward while applying heat to encourage the feathery tips to flick off the shoulders. Blast each heated section with a five-second cold shot before releasing the brush to lock in the outward-curving flick. Run a wide-tooth comb gently through the hair to blend the feathered sections together, misting with a lightweight gloss spray.