In which haircut is all hair cut to the same length at a 90-degree elevation straight out from where the hair grows?

The uniform-layered cut involves cutting all hair to the same length while holding it at a 90-degree elevation from the head. This technique allows for an even distribution of hair throughout the head, resulting in a consistent length. It creates a full, textured look and allows the natural movement of the hair to be maintained without creating any heaviness or weight at the bottom.

In this haircut, the stylist lifts the hair straight out from the scalp and cuts it, which is crucial for achieving that uniform length. This method is particularly effective for adding volume and shape to the hair without layering.

In contrast, the blunt cut refers to cutting hair straight across at one length without any elevation, resulting in a sharp, clean edge. The layered cut involves cutting different lengths to create texture and movement, often using elevation but not uniformly for all sections. The graduated cut incorporates different lengths but involves a more gradual transition from short to long, which is achieved through a different cutting elevation and technique.