Shoulder-length hair: "It's the magical length," says hairstylist Harry Josh. "It has the flexibility of long hair, great for a bun or ponytail, but it can do its own thing down." Though you don't need a wand to pull it off, there are a few tricks involved—and the ones we've rounded up are way easier than pulling a rabbit out of a hat.
Style#05:
SHAGGY HAIR :
"What's cool about this is that the texture—natural, but a little rough—makes it look effortless," says hairstylist George Northwood, who cut subtle layers two inches from the bottom to create Chung's shaggy style. "That's where the movement and piecey ends come from, without it looking overdone."
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Style#05:
SHAGGY HAIR :
"What's cool about this is that the texture—natural, but a little rough—makes it look effortless," says hairstylist George Northwood, who cut subtle layers two inches from the bottom to create Chung's shaggy style. "That's where the movement and piecey ends come from, without it looking overdone."
Style#
5/5
Source
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