8. Long Shag with Face Framing Layers
Face framing layers add dimension and highlight facial features. This long shag focuses on shorter pieces around the front while maintaining overall length.
Preparation includes discussing which facial features you want to highlight. The stylist will cut gradual layers starting near the chin or cheekbones.
Styling requires a round brush and blow dryer to shape the front layers. A curling iron can enhance the framing effect. Use a shine serum for a polished finish.
Trim every six to eight weeks to maintain shape. This haircut is ideal for adding structure without dramatic change. It works well for most hair types and provides a fresh and flattering look.
