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#3: Asymmetrical Layers

Asymmetrical hairstyles are a popular choice for those with medium texture locks. Layers can bring dimension to hair that otherwise feels “weighty.” A solid color is lovely, as is a slightly darker shade on the bottom portion near the nape of the neck.

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#4: Going Gray

Gray hair is incredibly popular with young women this season, and an asymmetrical cut will really show it off well. Dramatically long front and side bangs will work effectively for round faces that wish to be slimmed, and the gray against the invigorating bursts of bright colors brings forth the stunning final effect.

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#5: Feeling Blue

Show off the lack of symmetry in your new ‘do by coloring just one side. This will truly define the varied lengths, and you can have a lot of fun picking out the color that best suits your personality. If your hair is particularly thick or curled, use a flat iron to get the sleek definition out of this style.

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#6: Asymmetrical Bangs

Cropped asymmetrical bangs are bold, but they aren’t hard to pull off – as long as confidence is one of your accessories. These bangs follow the line of the popular today side-swept fringe, and they’re a perfect complement for a punk-inspired, asymmetrical haircut like this one!

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#7: Asymmetrical Two-Tone Undercut

Undercuts and undershaves are both hugely popular right now. Asymmetrical cuts that are short on one side are interesting, eye-catching, and definitely on-point. To really embrace the wow-factor of asymmetry, steal this style – the blonde locks really pop against the dark cropped hair.

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#8: Edgy Asymmetrical Bob

The classic, beloved bob looks amazing with an asymmetrical twist! It’s a perfect way to rock both long and short hair, plus it breathes new life into the old cut. Go with an extreme side part over a middle part, as seen here, which adds to the asymmetry.