Face-framing layers
Shorter layers cut around the face, falling from the cheekbones or jaw towards the longer lengths.
Also: face framing
Face-framing layers are shorter pieces cut at the front of the hair so that they fall around the face, starting at the cheekbones, lips or jaw and growing longer towards the back. They are made by combing the front hair forward and cutting it at an angle, often with over-direction. They add shape to long, one-length hair without shortening it and are often combined with a curtain fringe. They grow out easily into the rest of the hair.