A medium shag with bangs is a multi-layered haircut that creates an effortless, tousled style. The length is between the shoulders and collarbones—not too short or long.
What’s best about shag haircuts is its versatility and distinctive style. Stylist Theresa Przybyla of Austin, TX, says, “It brings out the natural body in the hair. The layers encourage movement and volume.” Bangs are a great addition. They can frame your face and accentuate your best features if cut correctly.
Here are the best examples of a medium shag with bangs for your inspiration!
#1: Medium Bardot Shag with Bangs
Have you ever thought about getting a medium-length Bardot shag with bangs? The choppy layers and textured bangs add a vintage flair to the Bardot shag! For extra texture and volume, use a good texture spray to finish!
#2: Medium Shaggy Mullet for Thin Hair
Improve your thin hair with a medium-shaggy mullet with fringe. It leverages the ability of fine hair to achieve thin styles with texture and movement. If you like shaggy shapes and mullets, your stylist can shape face-framing styles, add textured layers, and blend them into a long mullet mane. For added texture and body, air dry your hair with Hairstory Undressed. It won’t weigh down your hair like some products.
#3: Blonde Shag with Lots of Volume
You’ll love the trendy shape. The blonde color is perfect for amping up the volume of your strands and will increase fullness. Ask for a curtain fringe flowing away from the face and many textured layers. You’ll want to blow out your style with a metal barrel round brush and touch up the ends with a curling iron for a gorgeous style.
#4: Shag with Brow-Length Bangs for Women Over 60
A shag with brow-length bangs for women over 60 is a chic way to keep hair length. This allows volume in the crown area while maintaining length, drawing the eyes up. Try a volume shampoo and conditioner to keep a weightless finish.
Related: Medium-length shags for women over 60.
#5: Tousled Soft Shag with Choppy Bangs
Consider getting a tousled soft shag with choppy bangs if you have thick, wavy hair. I highly recommend this hairstyle to draw attention to your eyes, hide your forehead, or add volume.
#6: Modern Textured Shag with Curtain Fringe
There’s just something about the ethereal texture of a modern shag with curtain fringe bangs for medium hair that will make your face glow. It’s also one of the best ways you can use texture to frame your face. In my professional opinion, shag bangs are ideal for women who either like to wear their hair up or style it down with some curls.
#7: Fluffy Shag Cut with Choppy Bangs
For those with medium hair, considering a fluffy shag cut with choppy bangs could be a good idea. If you’re willing to do a bit of styling, this cut can work for straight or wavy hair. You can achieve added volume and texture by curling your hair with a wand or a curling iron. For a more lived-in cut with bangs, apply a bit of hair spray or styling paste at the end.
#8: Medium Shag with Bottleneck Choppy Fringe
A medium-length textured cut with a choppy fringe brings a cool look. It would be best if you asked for mid-length layers to increase width. The best way to style is to wrap your hair around a tong, let it cool, and then brush it for a beachy look. Use medium-strong hairspray to keep your hairstyle in place.
#9: Edgy Medium Shag Cut
The shag cut at the medium length is not only trendy but also gives a cool, carefree look. You should request your stylist to give more texture and movement. This type of cut can enhance the volume in all hair types. The bangs add style, while the layered cut creates a playful look. This haircut works best for those wanting an easy-to-maintain yet fashion-forward style. Different face shapes can wear this look with ease.
#10: Softly Cut Shag
Think about getting a carefully done haircut with some fringe for your next look. Shag haircuts are trendy, give a soft look, and are easy to style, especially if your hair has some wave. Ask for medium-length layers, a soft fringe, and a face-framing angle. To lessen thick or substantial hair volume, a razor cut is beneficial. Try to use your natural hair wave by drying your hair with a scrunching motion, and fix any untidy sections with a round brush or curling iron.
#11: Choppy Bottleneck Bangs on a Shag
Are you interested in exploring shaggy hairstyles? Starting with a haircut with choppy bottleneck bangs is a good step. If you’re considering a switch from a longer layered style, consult your stylist. They can suggest how to adjust to a shorter layered style. This could mean air drying your hair or using hot tools.
#12: The Ultimate Shag Cut
With this ultimate shag cut, prepare to carry a stylish and versatile mid-length haircut! This edgy style fits perfectly for women wanting a fresh fashion. You will be excited to wear your hair. The haircut has an evenly cut length that, alongside layers, forms a chic and modern style. The bangs enhance the look, framing the face and emphasizing your best features.
#13: Striking Shag Cut with Blonde Tones
When you want to try a shag cut, choose a bold one! A striking cut with blonde tones shows what it means to be bold. The mix of precise cutting and brave styles showcases the impact of this edgy haircut.
#14: 80s-Inspired Shag
Embrace the retro charm of an 80s-inspired shag. The style adds a playful bounce to your hair, while the bangs frame your face with flair. You’ll make a bold statement with one of the most iconic 80s hairstyles.
#15: Soft and Curvy Shag
Try a soft and curvy shag cut if you want a shape that gives off 1960s vibes and frames your face beautifully. Tell your stylist you’d like to preserve fullness in the ends to prevent the ends from looking too skinny. I suggest air-drying with Hairstory Hair Balm. You can also blow-dry the bangs with a round brush to make them smoother.
#16: Vintage Pink Shag with Bangs
A vintage pink shag will give you that cool-girl cut look with effortless styling. With the ultra-light pink color, you spend time in the salon every 4-8 weeks to touch up new growth. Try to wash your hair less often to preserve this shade as long as possible. I suggest Hairstory Powder for dry shampoo & volume.
#17: Tangerine Shag with Bangs
Give this tangerine shag with bangs a go! This cut is best for fine with medium hair. You should discuss your options with your stylist on your next visit.
#18: Shaggy Butterfly Cut
The shaggy butterfly cut is a trendy and playful hairstyle. It takes inspiration from butterfly hairstyles. This haircut features soft and tousled layers that create movement and texture. Just like it’s mimicking the flutter of butterfly wings. The layers add volume and body to the hair, giving it a youthful and carefree vibe. The butterfly cut is versatile and can suit different face shapes and hair types.
#19: Medium Shag with Amazing Color Placement
Ask about a medium shag with bangs that adds texture and movement to your hair. This cut features layers of different lengths. The bangs can be worn swept to the side or straight across the forehead. It works great for women who want a low-maintenance style that can easily dress up or down. To enhance the look, add some color placement that flatters your skin tone and overall style.
#20: Bombshell Blonde Shag
Embrace your inner bombshell with this voluminous blonde shag. Ask about a shag if you want your hair to have more layers, movement, and volume. This look is best on medium to thick hair types but can be customized to suit all hair types and textures. Aim for curtain bangs with this cut. They best blend into the overall haircut and give softness around the face. For big brigitte bardot-inspired hair, try using Color Wow’s Xtra Large Bombshell Volumizer.
#21: Fuller-Looking Shag
Creating a shag is my expertise, thanks to my years of experience as a hairstylist. This hairstyle is perfect for adding volume and texture to your hair. It gives it a trendy and effortless appearance. To achieve a fuller look, consider adding layers throughout your hair. Utilize texturizing products to enhance volume and movement. Styling your fringe can be done by blow-drying it with a round brush for a sleek finish. Or use a texturizing spray for a more tousled look.
#22: Face-Framing Shaggy Mullet with Very Short Bangs
Looking for a haircut that’s trendy but not too bold? Ask for a medium face-framing shaggy mullet with very short bangs. It’s the latest hair trend you won’t want to miss. This versatile cut works well for those with straight and wavy hair textures. If you want a cut that brings out your natural layers, it will show off your tresses’ movement and flow. The face-framing choppy layers add dimension. They allow you to flaunt your facial features.
#23: Grunge Shag Cut with Fringe
A grunge shag cut is the current hot style. The best way to achieve a cool and messy shape is texture cutting. The layers are cut into to produce a light and airy cut. I suggest finding a stylist who is current and trained in new techniques. Finer hair textures will have an easier time pulling off the style because this shape needs to be weightless. You’ll want to style your hair with wax to add fabulous texture.
#24: Light Brunette Shag with Thick Fringe
Are you craving a fresh new look with a vintage twist? Consider a medium-length shag with a thick fringe in a light brunette shade. At your next appointment, ask about this style. It’s perfect for adding volume and texture to your hair while maintaining a classic, feminine vibe. It’s especially well-suited for those with naturally wavy or curly hair. Thanks to its layered structure, it promotes movement and definition. To keep your shag looking its best, don’t forget to use a sea salt spray or texturizing cream. Each helps to enhance your hair’s natural texture while adding some hold.
#25: Iconic Shag Cut with Fringe
If you are looking for a low-maintenance cut, plan to get this shag. This versatile cut can be customized to suit most face shapes and hair types. By keeping the length of the shag and removing weight from the sides creates volume and texture. The fringe adds a playful touch while framing the face.
#26: Very Thick Shag with Bangs
Try a very thick shag with bangs. You should consider this medium shag if you’re naturally curly and have thick hair. Ask for a razor cut to remove bulk and carve face-framing petals around the face.
#27: Medium Shaggy Textured Cut with Textured Bangs
A medium textured cut with textured bangs is trending. If you can, try bottleneck bangs, they are the perfect pair with a shag haircut. They look great right away and grow out nicely with the cut, making them face-framing bits. Spend time adding in a few textured waves with a curling iron. Or use a curl product like Afterworld Organic Moisture Lock Curl Serum to bring out your texture.
#28: Mid-Length Shag with Big Volume
One of my favorite hair trends over the last few years has been the mid-length shag with big volume. This is such a cool yet specific haircut. When you can, search for a stylist who specializes in these shapes. That heavy fringe on top adds lots of volume contour. This is ideal for a diamond or round face shape. This is important to note so you can adjust the volume and bangs to suit your natural features.
#29: Face-Framing Edgy Shag
Try a face-framing edgy shag with a fringe. A shag will give you fullness and edge to your finer hair. You will spend time with fewer products when you get a great haircut that suits your face shape and texture. Shags have been around for decades and have changed names and variations. But, they have given great style time and time again, from soft to edgy, young and old, and all the in between.
#30: Medium Shag with Internal Layering
A medium shag with intentional layering is retro chic. If you want to have some volume and shape to thick hair, you will want to get a razor cut. The best way to get volume through the crown is with a crown player. Style with a round brush for body and finish with a light-hold hair spray, like Cult + King Set Spray.
#31: 90s-Inspired Layers and Bangs
Go for 90s-inspired layers and bangs. This on-trend style works great for clients with fine or medium hair textures that are not too thick. Combining the bangs and layered shag gives the best balance of softness and movement. I suggest starting out by blow-drying your hair straight to get this look. Use an expert brush like CHI’s Turbo Ceramic Round Boar Brush. Then, add in some soft waves with a curling iron or wand. Finish off the look with a lightweight shine serum. Try a smoothing serum for amazing results that last all day.
#32: Spicy Red Shag
A red shag is one of the best things you can do if you want to make a semi-casual style look modern yet stylish. The medium-length shag gives your hair plenty of body, while the thick fringe adds a touch of elegance. To style this look, work a small amount of mousse into your damp hair and then blow-dry with a round brush. Finally, use a flat iron to create a slightly tousled look. With this hairstyle, you’ll have a look sure to attract attention!
#33: 90s-Inspired Wolf Cut with Choppy Curtain Bangs
If you want a modern, versatile look, try a shaggy texture. It adds movement and opens the hair, while the razored curtain bangs give it a unique, edgy element. Use a bit of styling wax and use your fingers to style it. This may give it a slightly tousled look. Avoid a low-quality hairdryer, as this cut requires some heat to keep it in shape. With some styling and maintenance, you can rock this look daily.
#34: Dark Brown Shag with Long Wispy Bangs
These chic medium shag haircuts with bangs are the perfect way to get an on-trend style. The dark brown hair has long, wispy bangs that blend into blunt ends for a modern look. To create this hairstyle, your stylist will use layering and texturizing methods. Both will give you a bouncy yet defined shape with plenty of volume. A benefit of this cut is its versatility. It can be worn up or down in various styles.
#35: All-Over Silver Shag with Curtain Fringe for Older Women
If you’re looking for a mid-length cut with wispy ends and fringe, a silver shag is perfect for you! I recommend this look for older women with thick hair. It will give you a full, voluminous look while still being easy to manage. For added texture and movement, ask your stylist to razor-cut your ends. To keep it looking fresh, I recommend using products that add a bit of hold and texturize your hair. Try Number 4 High-Performance Hair Care’s Sugar Texturizing Spray. It will give you the perfect amount of hold.
#36: Medium Shag with Pink Peekaboo Highlights
Give your hair personality. When you want to avoid having your medium-length shag looking like everyone else, add pink peekaboo highlights. Its placement can range from around the hairline, fringe, or layers.
#37: Wispy Bangs on a Blonde Mid-Length Shag
If you can, try to opt for a medium-length shag with wispy bangs. This cut is perfect for an on-trend look without sacrificing versatility. It’s great, both straight and curled! When styling this type of hair, use products like Redken Powder Grip 03 Matte Texture Paste. It gives your locks a texture that will hold them all day. Go over them lightly with a flat iron for extra definition at the roots.
#38: Medium Shag with Wispy Middle Bits
A medium, wispy shag is a great, low-maintenance cut for those with a slight texture to their hair. A wispy shag is a great way to accentuate texture, add volume and give your hair a styled look with minimal effort. One of the best products for this look would be a texturizing spray or sea salt spray.
#39: Medium Shag Cut with Piece-y Bangs
You may be afraid to leap this medium shag cut with piece-y bangs. But trust that this haircut is the style of the year and looks great on everyone. Feel free to shorten up your layers and maintain most of your length. The separation will bring your waves to life and create volume, especially when you ask your stylist to execute this cut with a razor for extra texture and movement.
#40: Edgy Red Shag with Colored Bangs
An edgy red shag with colored bangs is a trendy look that is taking over. Soft stacking layers are customizable and suitable for most hair types and textures. My advice would be to blow dry with a big round brush to show off all the bouncy layers and the shag style.
#41: Shaggy Layers for Thick Hair
Try shaggy layers for a trendy style if you have thick hair. Your best bet is to find a stylist who feels comfortable using a razor to cut layers. Using a razor will give your hair a soft, textured look. Remember to use a diffuser on the end of your hair dryer when styling to achieve a tousled look.
#42: Medium Shag Mullet Style
Try rocking a shag mullet style for a trendy haircut. I highly recommend this style for all face shapes. Use a round brush to blow dry and style your hair if you can. A volumizing spray and round brush are great ways to achieve volume and body.
#43: 70s-Inspired Feathered Shag with Curtain Fringe
Try a shag with curtain fringe and 70s-inspired feathered layers. If you have a heart-shaped face, this cut will give you an incredibly lovely softening effect on your angles. One of the greatest ways to style this look is to create volume and movement with L’Ange’s blow-drying brush. Finish with Kevin Murphy’s Do.over Powder Hairspray for a bouncy effect.
#44: Shag with Bangs for a Natural Redhead
If you have wavy to curly hair with a medium density, one of the best things you can do is to ask for a shag. It will debulk the silhouette and shape the curls to be free. For a natural redhead, this will display the curls in a ready-made style. And it will create a low-maintenance routine.
#45: 80s-Inspired Medium Shag with Long Bangs
Take it back in time with an 80s-inspired medium shag with long bangs. A shag will never go out of style and will bring movement and body into your hair. It’s a wash-and-wear style that is easily managed. If you plan on cutting bangs, you’ll have to be prepared for the maintenance that comes with them. Cutting them every 4 weeks will be required.
#46: Platinum Razor Cut Medium Shag
Razor cuts are so edgy. Pairing it with medium shag would have to be my favorite combo. If you’re interested, see where your current hair color is. This will show how you can achieve this look. And if it would work with your budget and lifestyle.
#47: Copper Straight Shag
Hair that lays smooth has the best foundation for a straight shag. However, the style can wear well with most textures and natural colors like copper.
#48: Pink Punk Rock Shag Cut
If you want an edgier color and texture in your current look, try this pink punk rock shag cut and color combo. A bold move with dyeing your hair pink but still soft, long, and feminine with this razored haircut. I suggest rounding out the edges with a curling iron and defining the ends with the r+co dry shampoo paste.
#49: Copper Shaggy Mullet with Choppy Fringe
Try this copper shaggy mullet with choppy fringe to add some sass to your life. If you have not tried a shag cut, I suggest you give it a go! Combining the fringe and short layers on a medium-length cut will give you the bounce you long for.
#50: Soft Shag with a Fringe
Revolutionize your locks with a medium-length soft shag. This hairstyle boosts volume and adds body, especially for fine hair. A face-framing fringe will soften your look. Remember to apply a texture spray when styling for a messy, undone style.
#51: Rounded Bangs for a Long Face
Try opting for rounded bangs for a long face shape. This creates a line horizontally for the eye to follow and will give your face a more balanced shape.
#52: Long Shaggy Bob with Wispy Fringe
Try this long shaggy bob with wispy fringe for an edgy haircut that is still soft and feminine. If it’s your first time trying bangs, my best advice is to always stay a little longer. Or, you can always cut more once the cut is fully styled or even at your next appointment. A texture spray to finish and show off all the layers.
#53: Full Choppy Bangs on a Shag Cut
Full choppy bangs on a shag cut bring an amazing balance between the amount of hair and face within your look. Adding bangs is a great way to take the attention away from your forehead and highlight your eyes, cheekbones, and lips. With the shorter layers, your hair will look fuller and give more movement.
#54: Silver Curly Shaggy Cut
A silver curly shaggy cut is a trendy, modern hairstyle that adds much texture and volume to women with fine or thin hair. The most effective way to style this medium haircut with bangs is by blow-drying your hair upside down and using volumizing hair products. Throwing curls into your style will give you all that messy, shaggy texture your heart desires.
#55: Copper Mid-Length Wolf Shag with Thick Fringe
A copper mid-length wolf shag with a thick fringe is to die for if you love loads of volume and texture in your hair. This is one of the easiest hairstyles to style and is so versatile as far as how many different ways it can be styled. Remember to avoid cutting your interior layers on top and at the crown of your head too short because this will create texture and movement in your hair. It’s best to brush all your hair forward, parting slightly in the middle to frame around your face.
#56: Cute Shaggy Long Bob
The possibilities are endless with this cute, shaggy long bob when you add a fringe. Bobs are so versatile that you can wear them layered, blunt, or textured. If you want to take it all the way, you can add a bang or face frame. Before you go and get a bob cut, ask your stylist what options are most suitable for your hair needs.
#57: Grey Shag and Flattering with Glasses
A grey shag paired with glasses is a good way to go to keep your hair textured and stylish. One of the best ways to frame your eyewear while keeping your face shape open is to incorporate a shorter bang. Shorter bangs look great with a shag. They are trendy, easy to style, and won’t get in the way of glasses.
#58: Medium Shag with Crown Layers
Rock a medium shag with crown layers if you love a messy, texturized hairstyle. You can ask your stylist to use a razor and thinning shears to soften the ends of your hair and create extra texture. Wear your hair brushed toward your face and use a styling pomade or paste to piece out individual strands and sections of hair to add to your messy hairstyle. You can also try adding a texture or sea salt spray when your hair is still damp for natural volume and texture.
#59: Bright Copper Shag Cut
You’ll be autumn-ready with this bright, mid-length copper cut. These cuts are on trend and perfect for most hair types. For an edgier version with more texture and movement, ask for your ends to be cut with a razor. Even though a shag is low-maintenance, remember to trim it every 8 weeks to preserve the shape of your cut.
#60: Half Pink and Half Silver with Fringe
Rock a half-pink and half-silver hair color with a fringe if you love bold, colorful hair that is bound to make a statement. Split hair color looks best when paired with a fringe because it can help bring the “split” effect to life by being framed around your face. Not to mention, having a fringe with a split hair color gives the illusion that you spent the time to perfectly part your 2 hair colors away from each other when all you have to do is brush your hair forward, and the fringe does all the work for you! Avoid shampooing every day, using hot water when shampooing, and swimming in the pool when having hair colors like these.
#61: Sassy Wolf Cut with Choppy Fringe
Get the look of your dreams with a sassy wolf cut paired with a choppy fringe. A wolf cut has many soft, short layers that move and give body. Have your stylist use texturizing shears because the more piece-y, the better. When it comes to styling, you can use some volumizing spray at your root before blow drying.
#62: Beautiful Medium Shag with Blonde Balayage
Try a popular cut with a beautiful shag with blonde balayage. Your hair will look good, either waved or straight, with all the tousled layers. Add a curtain bang for a trendy spin on the regular bang that comes with less maintenance.
#63: Fluffy Bangs
Fluffy bangs can help you avoid having boring, lackluster hair by giving texture and piece-y layers around your face. You can ask for this haircut by bringing this photo to your next appointment.
#64: Full Curtain Bangs and Feathered Ends
You should consider full curtain bangs and feathered ends if you love a shag but don’t want to commit to shorter layers. Curtain bangs are textured bangs lightly blended into the sides of your hair. You will style them like regular bangs, but roll them up and to the side at the end of drying to get that flick. Ask your stylist to point cut or use a razor on the ends of your hair to remove some of the bluntness for a more flowy style.
#65: Razored Shag with Choppy Bangs
A shag with choppy bangs will bring out your creative and edgy side. Using a razor will give you the texture and flow that is needed. The choppy bangs are the focal point that will bring out your features.
#66: Mid-Length Shaggy Wolf Cut
A mid-length shaggy wolf is a modern spin on the trendy 70s shag. Try a wolf cut with long bangs to soften the cheekbones and highlight the eyes.
#67: Textured Shag with Big Bangs
Try a textured shag with big bangs if you want to add movement and body to your tresses. The different layers will add the texture you want. Using a large round brush when styling, you can create some voluminous hair that will last!
#68: Undone Shaggy Lob with Middle Part Bangs on Fine Hair
An undone shaggy lob with middle-part bangs on fine hair brings attention to the eyes and nose. A shoulder-length shaggy bob with bangs is a great way to remove old unwanted hair. Try a small one-inch curling iron to create soft beach waves.
#69: Shoulder-Length Shaggy Bob with Curtain Bangs
A shoulder-length shaggy bob with curtain bangs is the best alternative to cutting a precision bob. A medium shag with curtain bangs removes weight in thick hair while still maintaining movement. Try Aiir Texture Aiir Spray for a soft, flexible hold and style.
#70: Face-Framing Shag for Thick Hair
A face-framing shag for thick hair hugs the face in all the right places. Try a medium-length shag with bangs for a fuller effect around the face. Ask your stylist for full bangs and soft layers.
Related: See more medium-length styles with bangs.
#71: Soft Shag Style with a Fringe for Women Over 70
For a refreshing change-up, consider a soft shag style with a fringe for women over 70. The modern version of a shag features angled bangs that complement nearly every face shape. If you don’t have natural waves, use a 1.25” curling iron to create soft bends throughout the hair that showcase the voluminous short layers.
#72: Disconnected Layers on Shaggy Hair
Disconnected layers on shaggy hair with bangs are an ideal medium hairstyle for fine textures. Ask your stylist for volume that’s layered to various lengths. Adding a razor cut to your hair regimen is a great way to ask.
#73: Medium-Length Curly Shag with Razored Layers
A medium-length curly shag with razored layers is the perfect hair inspiration for any curly girl. Try a medium cut if you have curls that shrink in size or coil up tight. Introduce DevaCurl Melt Into Moisture hair mask for an extra drink of hydration. Ask your stylist for a choppy fringe to enhance the cut even more!
#74: Wispy Shag with Waves for Women Over 50
Try a wispy shag with waves for women over 50 for a more youthful look. Ask for messy layers to keep an effortless style cool and soft. Crown layers also help to create volume and bring the eyes up.
#75: Feathered Layers and Bangs on Shagged Hair
When looking for a fresh haircut that’s low-maintenance, consider feathered layers and bangs on shagged hair. A shoulder-length haircut with short layers and bangs is volumizing on most girls. Flip out the fringe using a small round brush for an edgy finish.
#76: Textured Shaggy Cut with Heavy Bangs
A textured shaggy cut with heavy bangs is a great way to embrace a medium haircut. Textured layers keep the shape interesting, while a chunky bang creates a little edge. Try a medium-sized curling iron to create effortless waves.
#77: Layered Cut with a Face Frame
A layered cut with a face frame adds lots of volume. Try Kevin Murphy’s Powder Puff on dry hair for an extra boost. A medium shag haircut with bangs and wispy face-framing is perfect to highlight facial features.
#78: Tousled Shag with Face-Framing Bangs
A tousled shag with face-framing bangs closes off the forehead and eyes. Try a layered shape for more attention to the lips and cheeks. Shaggy medium hair with bangs is an excellent way to draw attention to the cheeks. Ask for long layers for an even softer finish.
#79: Choppy Layers on Shaggy Straight Hair
Consider choppy layers on shaggy straight hair for an updated take on a 90s classic haircut. The hairstyle can be tailored to fit your hair texture, density, and face shape. Full bangs draw attention to the eyes and add a feminine touch.
#80: Shagged Cut with Soft Curls for Women Over 40
A medium shag is by far one of the most stylish and trendy ways to show off curls. A tip for keeping your hair hydrated at night: sleep with a humidifier to enhance texture and shaggy layers. Try a silk pillowcase to keep the curls happy all night long.
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