How to Make
The face-framing curly shag emphasizes shorter layers around the front sections of the hair. This style highlights facial features while maintaining movement throughout the rest of the haircut.
The front layers are cut slightly shorter to create a framing effect. This adds structure and balance to the overall look.
To achieve this style, section the front hair and cut shorter layers around the face. Proceed with layering the rest of the hair evenly.
Blend all sections carefully to maintain consistency. This method creates a balanced and flattering hairstyle.
