Pat Benetar

This retro shag is totally on trend right now. Shaggy texture is cut throughout the entire hairstyle and even the bangs have a shaggy feel to them. The red highlights not only help spice up the look, but also help show off all the layers and texture of the cut.








How To Style:
1. Blow out your entire head of hair with your blow dryer using your fingers or a paddle brush. You want the end result to look tousled and slightly messy, so don’t worry about blowing it out perfectly or using a round brush.
2. When your hair is completely dry, go in with your favorite texture product to amp up the volume and add some grit.
Recommended Products:
Really add that gritty texture to your style by spritzing it with Redken’s Wool Shake. Spray a few squirts on your hair and then rub and scrunch with your fingers and hands to create a messy shag. Spray some on your hands and rub into the roots to add some height as well.
Best Face Shapes and Hair Type:
If you have a rounder and softer face shape, this razored and angular cut will help give you some edge. Thin hair can look stringy when cut into this much, so only opt for this particular style if you have thicker hair. Straight to wavy textures are ideal for this hairstyle.
Tips:
Always take color into consideration when determining your hairstyle. The right highlights or color can really help show off and accentuate your haircut.