Because of its multi-dimensional, “airy,” presentation, the “Air Cut” gained popularity in Korea. The “air cut,” which defies the natural form of limp hair, creates volume and complete movement by layering fluffy pieces around the face.

Although this style was designed for thin hair, it may be achieved on many types, notably thicker hair that needs volume removed. The “air cut,” as imagined by the “butterfly,” is characterized by airy bangs that complement the style’s newly blown-out appearance. If bangs aren’t your thing, you can still make the most of this cut by having your hairdresser leave some face-framing layers in.

This cut is versatile and can be worn with various hair lengths and textures. The air cut may be worn in a variety of ways. Little wonder it’s popular, given how approachable the style is.

Since the air cut is based on layering, it can significantly increase the texture and volume of fine hair while decreasing the bulk of thick hair. Stylists should proceed cautiously while adding layers and adjust the number of layers according to each client’s demands. 

With these, we want to show some inspiration to motivate for this cut.

The air cut haircut trend is currently a popular hashtag Tiktok and social media for the wild haircut trend of yesteryear. Many celebrity hairstylists and creators have also recommended having this haircut for the upcoming year 2023.