The great thing about the midi cut is that it’s “highly adaptable and suits different hair types”, says James. “This works well on most hair densities, but thicker hair may need more refined layering to balance the bulk of the hair,” explains Smith. “Straight, wavy and slightly curly textures can achieve this look with minimal styling. Those with curly and tighter textures who are willing to commit to blow drying the haircut or having a silk press can get the same look,” he adds.

“On wavy and curly hair, it’s long enough to enhance and see the beauty of the curly formation and is flattering for all face shapes,” James says. “It works well on fine hair, when cut more bluntly to give a thicker feel to the ends of the hair. On thicker hair, with lower layers and a good cut, it will sit well with less styling requirements,” he notes.

How to wear a midi cut hair, according to 3 hairstylists