8: 70s Inspired Shag
The 70s shag is making a comeback. This cut features layers that create volume and texture. You can add curtain bangs for a retro touch.
The style works well for different hair types. It can add body to fine hair or soften thick locks. Try a middle part for an authentic 70s look.
9: Textured Shag
The textured shag is a bold, edgy cut that adds volume and movement to your hair. This style features choppy layers throughout, creating a piecey, tousled look.
To style a textured shag, use a texturizing spray and scrunch your hair. This enhances the natural texture and gives you that effortless, lived-in appearance.
10: Choppy Shag
The choppy shag is a bold and edgy haircut. It features lots of layers cut at different lengths. This style gives your hair a messy, textured look.
You’ll love how it adds volume and movement to your hair. The choppy layers frame your face nicely. It works well for many hair types and lengths.
11: Layered Shag
A layered shag haircut gives you a trendy, tousled look. It adds volume and texture to your hair. The layers reduce weight, making your hair appear fuller.
You can customize the layering to suit your face shape and hair type. Ask your stylist for wispy layers that frame your face nicely.
12: Long Shag with Bangs
A long shag with bangs gives you a carefree, rock-and-roll look. The layers add volume and texture to your hair. Bangs frame your face nicely.
You can choose curtain bangs or full fringe. Both pair well with long, shaggy layers, and this style works great for wavy or straight hair.
13: Bob Shag
The bob shag is a trendy haircut that combines the classic bob with shaggy layers. This style gives you a cool, effortless look.
