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Shag Uneven-Panel Beach
A shag where each panel was wound differently, so no two sections of the head match.
MediumBeach waveCurtain fringe
What makes this look work
The shape comes mostly from:
- shaggy, weight-removed layering
- movement from the beach wave
- curtain fringe
- a brown colour
Before you choose it
- Upkeep · Low upkeep
- Day to day this is mostly wash-and-go, though your own texture has the final say.
- At the salon
- A perm (heat or cold) may be involved — worth discussing your hair's condition first.
- Colouring is part of this look.
How any reference lands depends on your texture, density and daily routine — that conversation is what your stylist is for.
Bring this to your appointment
“I like the beach wave and the medium silhouette, and the curtain fringe. Can we talk about how this would sit with my texture and my routine?”
A starting line for the chair — edit it into your own words.
This look can express
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