A hair shag, also known as a shaggy haircut, originates from the 1970s and refers to a layered haircut characterized by its choppy, textured appearance that intentionally resembles a "shaggy dog."
The hair shag reached its peak of popularity in the 1970s and has since made a resurgence in the 2010s. It offers unique advantages such as its ability to enhance volume, add movement and texture, fit various hair types and face shapes, and suit both men and women. However, the shag's choppy layers require regular maintenance to preserve its intended shape and prevent it from becoming unmanageable.





