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These shaggy layers are a great way to make your long hair more manageable if it’s especially thick. Once layers are in place, feathered curls help to keep your hair looking gorgeously windswept.

Heavily layered looks can be tough to pull off if you’ve got thinner hair, and may lead your look to fall flat. In this very subtle version of a feathered hairstyle, layers around the face and in the bangs and both kept nice and light.

This mid-length hairstyle is pure ’70s, but is coming back in a big way. Thick bangs help to take some weight out of thicker hair while creating lots of body and movement.

Flicked layers help to accentuate the highlights in this hairstyle, and bands of platinum over an ash blonde base color make the whole style appear thicker.

This super dramatic side sweep has been styled with a thick feathered technique, and accentuates the multi-tonal hair color. A very deep side part makes the style look especially ’70s, and can also help to balance out a heart shaped or oblong face.

This bob haircut has an inverted shape that keeps things shorter in the back without a ton of layers, making it a good choice for anyone whose hair is on the thinner side. Feathered bangs in the front help to add texture and emphasis without piling on a bunch of extra styling needs.

This long hairstyle is a big ’70s throwback, and perfect for women with endlessly thick hair. Feathered layers blend seamlessly into each other, while the shortest pieces perfectly frame the face.

A touch of soft ombre color helps to enhance these subtle feathered layers. If you’re on the fence about trying a feathered hair style, this low-key sombre look is one of the best ways to give the ’70s texture a try.

Go pure vintage with feathered bangs and layers that remind us why the ’70s was one of the sexiest decades around.

A touch of balayage color helps to enhance the layers in your hairstyle. Concentrate highlights around the face if you want to put extra emphasis on your face framing feathers.

With messy bangs and layers that are casually feathered, this carefree style is perfect for women who like everything to have a touch of imperfection.

Jennifer Lopez’s unbelievably thick hair recalls ’70s feathered styles in the best possible way. With face framing strands that come in close to the forehead and then begin flicking outwards at the cheeks, this look is a great choice for anyone trying to make the lower half of their face appear wider.

If your hair is thick or has a touch of wavy texture, you can still get a glamorous feathered style. Heat styling tools will help to get your feathered look started, but remember that a strong hold product will help to keep your strands from falling out of your carefully crafted feathers.

With this ultra popular mid length style, just a touch of feathered styling can help your look to stand out from the crowd.

Go soft and subtle with feathery layers that take some of the weight out of your ultra long hair. Of course, you can pull this style off with any hair color, but dimensional shades help to accentuate the carefully crafted layers.

Demi Lovato’s love of bold hair colors brings ultra modern trend to this ’70s inspired hairstyle.

Most feathered hairstyles style hair out and away from the face, but this layered look keeps things cool and casual on days when you don’t have a lot of time to style your strands.

Selena’s ultra thick hair is the perfect match for the feathered curls in this collarbone grazing hairstyle.

Long bangs and feathered shag texture help to bring all the vintage charm to this medium length hairstyle.