Boho Layers

Boho layers are the long, undone, slightly-grown-out cut that defined Bohemian style from the 70s onward — long lengths, framing layers that start at the chin and cascade through the lengths, often paired with a heavy fringe or curtain bangs. The shape is built around natural texture; sleek hair can wear it but reads more 'long hair with layers' than 'boho.'

They flatter oval, heart, and oblong faces — the framing layers do real architectural work, and the length balances strong features. Wavy and curly hair are the natural home; straight hair benefits from beach waves or a light curl to bring the boho vibe forward. The look reads relaxed because the cut isn't built around any single statement; the whole shape moves and frames at once.

Medium maintenance — daily styling is mostly air-drying with leave-in cream and texturizing spray. Trim every twelve weeks to keep weight at the ends. The aesthetic traces to Sienna Miller circa 2005 (the modern reference), but the underlying shape is pure 1970s — Ali MacGraw, Jane Asher, the entire Laurel Canyon scene. Ask for 'long, undone layers and a heavy fringe' — describing it as 'long hair with layers' will get you something less specific.