Long layer shag haircut

From bobs to bangs to waterfall layers, here are the haircut trends that stylists predict will be huge for fall.

17. Classic Layered Shag with Curtain Bangs This classic layered shag keeps it simple yet stylish with soft, face-framing layers and sleek, dark hair. The curtain bangs add a gentle, flattering touch, opening up the face while blending seamlessly into the long layers.

9. Ombre Shag with Curtain Bangs This ombre shag is all about that soft gradient blend! The long layers flow effortlessly from a natural brunette at the roots to a lighter blonde at the ends, giving the hair a beautiful sun-kissed effect.

Disheveled Dark Shag with Fine Layers

Chestnut Brown Long Shag with Soft Layers The rich chestnut brown tones of this long shag hairstyle exude the warmth of autumn leaves, complemented by feathered layers that add a soft, romantic touch. The subtle volume at the crown cascades into flowing waves, providing movement and a hint of whimsy. It’s a look that’s both...

5. Rough Mane Before and After. Messy layers and curtain bangs seem to be designed to complement each other! Together they have the power to create a very rock’n’roll look while keeping your femininity on point.

Long Shag with Curtain Bangs for Women Over 30 This long shag haircut exudes a cool, retro vibe brought up to date with fresh curtain bangs that perfectly frame the face. The layers are choppy and textured, adding volume and an effortless look that’s particularly flattering for women over 30 seeking both style and ease....

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32. Blended Layers with Curtain Bangs. Shags work great with all kinds of bangs, and this lavish curtain fringe that gains both length and shagginess toward the sides chimes with the style and accentuates the cheekbones.

35. Copper Modern Shag The shag haircut is a layered hairstyle that first gained popularity in the 1970s. It features a lot of choppy layers, which creates a tousled, textured look.