6. Textured Long Shag with Razor Cut Ends
A textured long shag with razor cut ends creates an edgy and modern appearance. Razor cutting removes bulk and produces soft, feathered layers that move easily.
Preparation includes consulting a stylist experienced in razor cutting. This technique works best on straight to slightly wavy hair. Very fine hair may become too thin with excessive razor use.
To style, apply a texturizing spray to damp hair and blow dry using fingers instead of a brush for a more natural finish. A flat iron can define random pieces for a lived in look. Finish with a matte styling paste for separation.
Use sulfate free shampoo and a protein treatment once a month to maintain strength. Schedule trims every six to eight weeks. This version of the shag is ideal for those who prefer a bold and contemporary hairstyle.