The creator, a hairstylist, demonstrates their technique for a shaggy layered haircut. They begin by showing how to point-cut the length for a soft perimeter, then explain how to create layers by pulling hair to the center. The stylist proceeds to cut the fringe and connect it to the side layers, then blow-dries the hair to reveal the texture and movement, and finishes by styling the final look with texturizing products.
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The viral shaggy cut ✂️
This is how I created this shaggy look, this cut is gonna be freshhhhh for 2026 so loving these more shaped vibes, hope this helps with how I do it ❤️
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Transcript
This is how I do my shaggy layered cut. Let's go. Starting with the length, I'm point cutting, so I have a soft textured perimeter, cutting the length square, and then I'm leaving a little bit of a corner around the front, which is really important. Then layer worse, pulling everything into the center, cutting shorter around the face. That way, you get lots of layers around the front, but you keep that length in the perimeter. Then I'm taking a little triangle out the middle of the fringe, so we have a corner either side. I'm following the same principle for the layers in the fringe, cutting shorter to longer and over directing into the center. Then I'm using the guide from the corner on the length and cutting up to connect into the fringe, so you have the whole thing connected. Blow drying it through, you can see all that layers, that texture, that movement, detailing the fringe as it's dry. Then we did some texturizing, but I don't think I filmed that. And then loads of texturizing product in to show off that cool girl kind of shaggy cut. And there you go. What's really important here is you can see that corner, which kind of makes the cut look more modern. And you can see all that face framing layers is, like, really flattering. So don't be afraid to go for it with the layers when cutting these, guys. But she looks hot. I hope this helps and inspires you to get shaggy with them layers, guys.