Shags are great for all different face types. This client was the sweetest she said, “I never knew my hair could do this.” They grow out still looking gorgeous and they also give people that extra volume in the crown and around their face that they are always looking for. My favorite thing about this look and all shags are their wearability. I would describe this look as soft layers with a lot of movement. Stylist / Editorial Director X: Cultivate Studio in Philadelphia, PA Instagram with style creator, Ashley Brown Once the color is achieved it grows out beautifully and makes for less frequent visits to the salon for color. It can be polished or messy and once styled, and with each day thereafter of unwashed hair, it only gets better! If worn straight, this look goes for more of a shaggy textured feel.Īs for the color, it is a base, babylight, and balayage combo. But, the great thing about this look is that it is versatile. Having a fringe also requires maintenance such as a frequent bang trim and styling in the morning. Someone considering this cut should know that it does take styling and product to achieve the beachy curl look.

My favorite thing about this look is how natural the color appears and how the cut can be worn undone/tousled or polished and still be on trend. The color is a beigey neutral blonde achieved through babylights and balayage while maintaining dimension with a natural rooted look. The length itself is slightly cut from short to long with some disconnection in the front, leaving the two front corners looking longer.

The cut is a modern-day beachy look with textured shag-like layers and a textured fringe.

Shag cut