PME Butterfly Plunger Cutters, Small, Medium, Large Sizes, Set of 3

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The butterfly haircut is also a great style for women who want an edgy look without sacrificing their natural beauty. This is hair that looks great with a bit of texture, whether that’s curls or just a mussed-up finish. Getting its name from its resemblance to a butterfly’s fluttering wing, the hairstyle is a combination of both short and long layers designed to achieve maximum volume without having to sacrifice length, Lorna explains. If you're more of a visual learner, see Jennifer Lopez's layered locks as a prime butterfly example.

Time savings– With a shorter haircut, there is no need for as much styling in the morning, which saves time! The layers all over the head add more volume and texture to your hair, giving it a chic and modern look. The butterfly cut hair is versatile and works well on different hair textures and lengths, making it a popular choice among celebrities and fashion enthusiasts. To create this aspiring feathered haircut, ask for shorter layers on top of the head and through the crown. In fact, she and Spino both note that this cut is an especially fun way to experiment with shorter lengths, as the layers allow one to “fake” short hair without sacrificing any of their actual length.When it comes to styling the butterfly, we suggest you apply some texture spray to lift your hair up and show off the layers. Introducing the butterfly haircut, a style that gives the illusion of a short haircut, with all the safety of a long one.

You can also use a volumizing mousse or spray before blow-drying to give your hair extra lift and body.

Another benefit to the butterfly cut is its versatility, adds Serina Battaglini, hairstylist and owner of Serina Styles Studio and Salon at Sola Salons. Before you run off to your butterfly-cut salon appointment, experts universally assert you should come prepared. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast. Hersheson compares the butterfly cut to grown-out curtain bangs (about eight to 12 weeks after they’ve been cut in).