12: Long Shag Ringlets
Long shag ringlets give your hair a fun and flirty look.
This style keeps your length while adding bouncy curls and layers.
Ask your stylist for long layers and face-framing pieces to get this look. Use a curling iron or rollers to create defined ringlets.
13: Curly Top Shag
The curly top shag adds volume and texture to your hair.
This style features shorter layers on top that create a rounded shape.
You’ll get a fun, bouncy look that’s easy to style.
To maintain this cut, use curl-enhancing products and scrunch your hair while drying.
The curly top shag works well for different hair lengths and face shapes.
14: Feathered Curly Shag
The feathered curly shag adds a retro touch to your curls.
This style blends soft layers with a fringe for extra depth and movement.
You’ll love how the feathered layers bring out your natural texture.
It’s a fun, low-maintenance look that works well for different curl types.
15: Side-Parted Curly Shag
The side-parted curly shag adds a stylish twist to your look.
You can create this style by parting your curly hair deeply to one side.
This cut works well with layers that frame your face. Use hairspray to keep the side part in place all day.
The result is a chic, relaxed style that beautifully shows off your curls.
