Refresh Your Style With These Shoulder-Length Haircuts

Layers help add texture to your look while thinning out thick hair. They also add movement to your hair, which will give it more bounciness when you move.

Whether you have straight or wavy hair, adding a blunt bang will help frame your face while adding some texture to the overall haircut. This style in particular mixes a straight blunt fringe with soft subtle waves for a delicate look.

When it comes to thin hair, Loomis says, "less is more." Meaning, to create a thick, full look, it's best to stick with one length. "Maybe throw in a side part with some soft bangs to help face frame for a more glamorous finish," she adds.

The '70s aren't going anywhere, and if you have straight hair, then Loomie recommends "a smooth and polished finish" to your shoulder-length cut. You can wear it with a middle part, too.

For thick hair, you'll want to incorporate some layers to soften the area around the face and remove extra weight. The layers will help to add some bounce — and pair great with curtain bangs.

This protective style barely grazes the tops of the shoulders, allowing for maximum movement and fun. Because it's a shoulder-length look, it'll keep you cool year-round.

If you're torn between a full bob and a longer lob, this style is a happy medium. It's super versatile, pairing well with a fringe and layers to frame your face.

Loomie finds wavy hair looks best with a "'90s grunge [hairstyle] with lived-in texture." This shoulder-length look typically comes with layers and choppy texture.

Add some bounce to your curls with a fully textured shoulder-length lob haircut. Pair it with choppy layers, and you'll have endless volume.

Another protective hairstyle that hits at shoulder length, these flat twists keep your ends tucked while looking cute. Another bonus: there's enough length that you can pull them up into a low bun.

Add a modern touch to the retro mullet by leaving it shoulder-length and curving a short fringe around the face. It'll take some of the weight of your hair off your neck, leaving you feeling nice and cool.

Go total '90s with a classic shag — it's a great option for anyone with wavy or curly hair. You also customise it with a fringe, from choppy to wispy and blunt.