7: Textured Fringe
A textured fringe adds edgy style to your gypsy shag haircut. Ask your stylist to cut choppy, uneven bangs above your eyebrows.
This creates movement and frames your face nicely. Texturizing the fringe gives it a piece-y, tousled look that’s easy to style.
8: Choppy Bob
The choppy bob is a fun twist on the classic gypsy shag. It’s shorter than other shag styles, usually falling around chin length.
This cut features lots of textured layers that create movement and volume. You’ll love how it adds body to fine hair and tames thick locks.
9: Messy Layers
Messy layers give your gypsy shag a carefree, bohemian vibe. This style features choppy, uneven layers throughout your hair.
You can achieve this look by asking your stylist for textured cuts. Messy layers work well on various hair lengths and types.
10: Wispy Ends
Wispy ends add a soft touch to your gypsy shag hairstyle. These light, feathery tips create movement and texture. They work well with any hair length or texture.
Ask your stylist to cut subtle, uneven ends. This technique gives your hair a carefree, bohemian look. Wispy ends are easy to style and maintain.
11: Soft Curls
Soft curls add a dreamy touch to the gypsy shag hairstyle. You can create this look with a curling iron or by scrunching your hair while it’s damp.
