The cut: Bangs With Curls
Celebrity inspiration: St. Vincent
What it looks like: Prendergast likens this look to a modern shag. She said, "This is the epitome of what a shag cut really is." It's about wearing your natural texture and shaping rounded layers around the face.
What to ask for at the salon: Because this cut is for all kinds of thickness, textures, and weights, Prendergast says to consult your stylist about the most important thing: your desired length.
Styling tip: This cut is all about texture, but Prendergast warns us of the danger that is the '80s zone. To avoid looking too Flashdance, don't tease this cut. Instead, let it air-dry or diffuse using a curl cream with some moisture and hold. Your main objective should be to embrace your natural texture.
Maintenance: This look can be low maintenance if you prefer to grow it out into longer layers. If you aim to keep the look fresh, Prendergast suggests a touch up every three to four months.
