My New Haircut✨
iIgot a new cut recently and have been learning how to style it and this was one of my days of trying a new technique!
What i asked for: a mild shaggy cut with whispy layers, and bangs with some feathering at the bottom and face framing to tie the bangs in with the rest of the hair✨
To style it: in this pics, i used a round brush and my blow dryer with a flat tip extensions. I dried the hair away from my face at an angle so the hair would lift up and back, not just one or the other. For my bangs i blow dried them from each side (brush the hair all to the left, dry, then right, and dry) only drying the roots. For the ends of my bangs i used the round brush underneath and used the blow dryer from the top facing into the brush, curling it downward at the same time. I put some soft hold hair spray afterwards instead of other products because i didn’t want my hair to feel too heavy. you can use more hold sprays, or other products to keep your hair in place longer or with humidity if that’s an issue for you✨
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Loving my new shaggy haircut lately, it’s truly been a game-changer for my look! I've shared how I style my wispy layers and bangs with a round brush and blow dryer, but I wanted to dive a bit deeper into everything about getting and rocking a shag for other women out there. How to Get That Perfect Shaggy Haircut: What to Ask Your Stylist If you’re wondering how to get shaggy hair that looks effortlessly cool, the key is communication with your stylist! When I went in, I specifically asked for a *mild shaggy cut with whispy layers*. This is crucial because it gives the hair movement without being overly choppy. Don't forget to mention bangs! I asked for bangs with some feathering at the bottom and face framing to tie them into the rest of my hair. This ensures a cohesive look, making the layers flow seamlessly from your bangs down to the rest of your length. Showing reference photos is always a good idea, but using these keywords will definitely help your stylist understand your vision for a modern shag. Why Shag Haircuts for Women Are Trending (and Staying!) Shag haircuts are incredibly versatile and flattering for so many women. Whether you have straight, wavy, or even slightly curly hair, a shag can add incredible texture and volume. The layers are designed to work with your natural hair pattern, reducing styling time once you get the hang of it. Plus, it gives off such a cool, retro-chic vibe that’s totally updated for today. It’s perfect if you're looking for a hairstyle transformation that adds personality and movement without sacrificing too much length. Even if you wear glasses like I do, the layered bangs can frame your face beautifully. Beyond the Blowout: Quick Everyday Styling Tips While my round brush and blow dryer method works wonders for a polished look, sometimes you need quicker options. For a more relaxed, undone vibe, try air-drying about 80% and then using a texturizing spray on damp hair, scrunching it gently as it dries. This enhances those natural waves and gives your shaggy haircut a lived-in feel. For my bangs, if I'm in a hurry, I'll just use a small flat iron to gently curve the ends under, or even just finger-style them with a light hold cream. Don't be afraid to experiment with different products to find what works best for your hair type – mousses for volume, or a light serum for shine. My Go-To for Shaggy Hair Ponytails! One of the questions I get asked a lot is how to put a shag haircut in a ponytail without it looking messy or losing its charm. It’s totally doable! The trick is to embrace the layers. When I pull my hair back into a ponytail, I don't aim for sleek perfection. Instead, I gather my hair loosely at the crown or nape, leaving out some of those face-framing pieces and my bangs. Then, I gently tug at the hair around my crown to create a little volume and pull out a few more wispy strands around my temples. This keeps the effortless, layered look of the shag even when it's up. It’s a great way to keep your hair out of your face while still looking stylish and showing off the beautiful cut.
