You can style textured bangs easily. Just air dry or use a round brush for extra volume.
3: Choppy Ends
Choppy ends give your long shag cut a cool, textured look. Ask your stylist to use thinning shears or point-cutting techniques.
This creates wispy, uneven tips that add movement and dimension.
You’ll love how choppy ends reduce bulk and make your hair feel lighter. They work great for all hair types and face shapes.
4: Wavy Shag
The wavy shag is a trendy choice for long hair. It adds texture and movement to your locks.
This style works well with natural waves or curls.
Ask your stylist for long layers and face-framing pieces to get this look. You can enhance the waves with styling products and a diffuser.
5: Layered Bob Shag
The layered bob shag is a trendy haircut that combines short and long layers. It adds volume and texture to your hair, giving you a stylish, effortless look.
