The 90s Layered Haircut keeps substantial below-chest length while building dense, blended layers and face-framing pieces from the cheekbones to the jaw. Try it on to compare how much lift and outward movement you want, whether the shortest layer flatters your proportions, and how the full blowout looks without cutting away the long perimeter. How is a 90s layered haircut different from a butterfly cut? 90s layers are longer and more continuously blended through the perimeter. A butterfly cut usually creates a stronger separation between shorter face-framing layers and the long back. How do you recreate the 90s blowout? Apply heat protectant, lift sections with a large round brush, roll the ends away from the face, and let large rollers cool before loosening them for lasting bounce.