Do you remember how layers were all the rage (almost) thirty years ago? Well, the cult layers trend from the 90s is well and truly back, but with a more structured, modern look and above all, a rock’n’roll vibe!

JLD’s version of the 90s look

For this season, Jean Louis David decided to bring back some of the most flagship haircuts from the past few decades with the Crazy about JLD collection. One of those looks is layers. A favourite from the 90s, this look was worn during the era by the most stylish of women. For 2020, JLD has created a modern and stylish 90s comeback with a rock-style edge: layered locks at the mid-lengths and a heavy fringe full of movement.

Colour: playing with contrasts

What could be better for enhancing the natural movement of layers than playing with colour contrasts! With his exclusive Contrast technique, Jean Louis David adds light with a gradual lightening treatment, making the locks framing the face stand out.

4 styles to adapt the look to suit you

Whether you prefer a sophisticated, glamourous, wild or ultra-rock style, your layers can be adapted to suit your desired look.

For an ultra-smooth and sleek result, use straighteners and style the ends with Jean Louis David GO Style Sculpting Paste so they frame the face with a divinely rebellious look.

Prefer a more sophisticated, supple and natural movement? Choose straightening with a round brush and make a few strands stand out with GO Sculpting Paste.

Is your look all about glamour? If so, style your locks with your fingers to form curls using Go Style Mousse to help, so you can obtain a beautiful lightweight hold.

Dream of having wild locks with an incredibly on-trend messy-styled effect? If so, apply Go Style Fibre Gel to damp hair, scrunch it with your fingers and then dry your locks. Finally, for the finishing touch: make a few strands stand out with GO Style Sculpting Paste (yes, it’s that must-have product again!).