Textureįor each client, its super important to take note of their natural texture and how they wear their hair most often before approaching the cut. This can catch a client off guard when watching you work in the mirror, so make sure you set expectations before you begin! "I feel that it is super important to always have a consultation first so the client fully understands the haircut and is not alarmed when they see so much hair being removed," explains Rachel. Since the shag has so many layers, it removes a lot of weight from the hair. Perfect to style with a little volume mousse and let air dry or diffuse with a blow dryer." "It’s low maintenance and really shows off the natural texture of the hair. It’s a cut for all lifestyles, but if you’re a tousle and go type-this cut is perfect for you," Rachel explains.
"The shag is ideal for medium to thick hair types and straight, wavy or curly hair. Originally created by the barber Paul McGregor, the shag traditionally consists of layers that are feathered at the top and sides, making the hair full around the crown, and thinner around the edges and throughout the ends. We reached out to ARC™ Scissors Architect and shag expert Rachel Williams to get all of her tips and tricks to ease you in and set you (and your shags) up for success.
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From the section elevation to the texturizing techniques, the shag is highly customizable with a lot of personality-if you know how to slay it.
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