I always feel like pressing refresh in spring, though I want to ask you a question first, when was the last time your hair shocked you? Not only looked good, but felt like a new beginning? And what should happen in case the solution does not lie in the extreme haircut, but in the precisely sloppy magic of a shag haircut – the hairstyle that seems casual when life is not. I am finding the shag this year developing in the most fantastically beautiful manners, combining delicacy with sharpness, and making textures the stage performers.
In this guide, I am taking you through the 23 versions of the shag that 2026 is most certainly purporting to be. Each of them has its own character – some Soft, some unproblematic Edgy, some whispering 70s-vibe, some full Modern glam. And which one is calling your name already?
Soft-Layered Chestnut Shag With Airy Bangs
Something is so sweet in a feather light, Soft layered shag, which is not losen to its mould. The face is framed by this chestnut style with that wispy movement and the crown layers provide that lived in volume everyone requests. The Bangs eased out in the middle, as though they were moving apart of their own accord, which gave it a youthful lightness without making it too dressed. The texture is quiet and smooth and the type of shape that gives medium lengths an immediate dimensional jump without turning all the way into Rockstar or Alt.
To care, a lightweight cream is typically used to ensure the layers are defined without being sticky. A product such as the Invisible Oil Primer by the Bumble and Bumble Hairdresser is ideal in this situation since it keeps the cut slick without adding any dead weight to the feather movement. It works particularly well in spring when the hair is prone to frizzing in humidity.
Personally, I enjoy this version as it has the cafe-on-a-Sunday feeling. One of the times Jenny Cho said that the prettiest layers are those that do not seek permission to move and this cut is just that energy. It is classy and yet not so formal that it can be used in daily life.
Had I dared to cut this still further, I had played with soft lights – not no loud, but a Subtle radiance that is able to drink sunlight. Those warm chestnut ribbows especially in spring make everything fresher than the season itself.
Textured Blonde Shag With Tousled Curtain Bangs
This is leaning into a slight undress, airy-textured Blonde that borders the concept of a Wolf cut but does not plunge into it. The strands separate beautifully on the cheekbones, and the Bangs cascade in free curtain waves that add a gentleness to the general form. It is the type of Medium shag that brings character immediately, to just about anyone who desires to have flow and motion without losing luster.
As blonde can easily get thirsty, I baby cuts with a nourishing mask once a week. The Signature Hair mask by Kristin Ess has been a savior in making the texture soft and not puffy. It holds the ends back not to look shredded and that is important with a dishevelled cut.
I always seem to be taken into the mood by this shag. It provides that surfer-girl-but-polished appearance without making daily investments in beach hair. To give a dimension to the cut, celebrity stylists tend to suggest a soft wave with a wide-barrel iron and, frankly, even a five-minute curl is what animates this cut.
The only thing I would love to see about this style is the ability to wear it with spring neutrals or soft knits – it would only make the whole look coherent and add an airy feel to it. A little bit of texture does wonders to your energy.
Modern Brunette Shag With Piecey Fringe
This deep brunette rendition retains all of the Modern and smooth and yet captures the rebellious essence of the shag haircut. The fringe is piecey and the layers all the way down are flipped outward with the right amount of edge to be purposeful. It is a gorgeous alternative to Women who desire to move about yet at the same time, something more organized than a full-blown messy shagg.
Here my best friend is dry texturizing spray as far as maintenance is concerned. The Dry Texturizing Spray by Oribe provides crazy height to the top and keeps those flicked-out layers bouncing throughout the day. It also works well on freshly washed hair when all the hair is too flat.
What I like about this cut is that it reminds me of that nonchalant morning when I tried nothing to do but it worked. One famous stylist once said that the trick to a great brunette shag is light-reflecting shine and I assure you after a quick visit to the gloss bar every few months this hairstyle will appear editorial-level.
To make a modification on this one, I would play with accessories- a slim necklace of a silver chain or the bare minimum amount of makeup to emphasize the shape that frames the face. In cases, the haircut does turn into the outfit.
Chic Short Wavy Shag With Flipped Ends
A Short, shaggy, cropped, with soft, Wavy hair texture is always special. This style leaves the hair loose around the face and allows the ends to curl a little outwards, with a touch of 80s flair without resorting to retro. The brief layers surrounding the crown contribute to the volume of the piece which is not heavy but light and the dark shade of the piece makes the shape even more pronounced. It is the type of cut that is both Chic and spontaneous simultaneously.
This one I prefer using mousse at the roots, particularly when I want it to be fuller. The Volumizing Mousse by Moroccanoil provides volume without crunch and it assists in keeping hair in the natural waves in changing spring weather.
I always feel motivated by such cuts. They are not dramatic, but expressive, and they bring attitude in the most subtle manner. I have a stylist I follow who claims that short shags are just what every person needs when he or she wants to feel free of having all the weight of the hair, and that is true.
In case of a day out, I would make it up with subtle makeup and allow the texture to do the presentation. This expressive hair needs no assistance to shine.
Platinum Layered Shag With Soft Fringe
It is a platinum version of the traditional shag, the cool sister, who is slightly Edgy and slightly Fairy, yet all-wearable. The layers are softly falling down the crown, collarbone, and the fringe fades into the sides with such a windswept, dreamy feel that platinum hair is so well suited to. It is extremely versatile, being performed between Straight and lightly tossed.
Platinum shades require an additional care that is why I promise to use a purple shampoo once a week. The Amika Bust Your Brass collection ensures that the tones are not stale and that the hair does not feel brittle. And to add a leave-in conditioner so that the layers do not stick together.
I have always thought platinum shags have a personality. They are confident and yet so gentle that they can be worn on a daily basis, particularly when the weather is pretty in spring. And the professionals have been known to refer to the fact that platinum matches best to layered cuts as the dimension will seem natural – you do not even have to use highlights in order to create drama.
To achieve this appearance, I would apply a glossing serum at the ends only. Even a drop is good and that air doesn’t leave out anything at all.
Voluminous Curly Shag With Rounded Fringe
A deep-layered Curly shag with a bold beauty at the same time still soft around the edges, there is something so full and round to this sort of thing that so many of us secretly lust over. The curls are modelled, yet never hard, and the fringe falls freely into the rest of the cut to produce a dramatic but easy-going silhouette. It is the type of shag hair that glorifies volume rather than taming it and I love the way it frames the face in this warm, flattering manner.
In the case of curls such as these, moisture is all. I will always suggest the use of a curl cream such as the Ouai Curl Crème when the hair is still wet top ensure that it stays in place without overloading the curls. It keeps the layers vivid, and thwarts that smoky halo spring weather may promote. This is where even a squeeze with a microfiber towel helps enormously.
Seeing such curls of this volume, I immediately imagine the stylists of celebrities who state that curls must never be overdone. Light touch is the best way of use of the texture, and frankly speaking, this cut illustrates the point quite well. It has so much presence in it without even attempting to do so, just about the hair in its story.
I have been wearing a necklace made of chunky gold or a warm knit sometimes with a cut like this because the juxtaposition of softness and structure feels so deliberate. There are so many compliments you get when you feel like your hair and outfit are matching.
Long Copper Layered Shag With Sweeping Motion
This copper is fiery and it is all about movement particularly the manner in which the layers are sweeping forward and back in a dramatic manner. It establishes that near-cinematic rhythm that makes Long hair seem freshly alive. The shape remains light, almost weightless, and the warm tone is added by the feathering in the ends, which is excellent in transitional spring sunlight. It has a slight nod to 70s glam, however in a very current, Heyday manner.
Coppers are maintenance lovers and therefore I will always be generous with color-safe masking. The line of Acidic Bonding Concentrate developed by Redken is unbelievable in maintaining this type of shade dense and avoiding fading. It prevents the layers also from drying out and thus rendering the movement dull.
Something empowering in a copper shag that dances like this. It reminds me about those early mornings walks when the wind picks up your hair in the most flattering manner. Tracy Cunningham frequently discusses the fact that copper shades are alive and she is telling the truth. They truly glow from within.
I would just reiterate here that if I could add anything to this cut, I will just use very little styling such as blowout cream and a big round brush. The overstyling would rob the natural drama that the layers themselves already have.
Medium Shag With Caramel Ribbons and Soft Curtain Bangs
This Medium shag is a combination of warmth, motion and softness that is flattering in a universally appealing way. Caramel ribbons are used to bring a soft brightness, and the curtain Bangs open the face in the most natural manner. The layers are folded out very lightly, and it has that sweet yet mature appearance. It is a comfortable day to day wear that remains sophisticated yet it straddles the fence between traditional and Chic with a sense of certainty.
You have shine as your good friend here in regard to maintenance. I prefer a light hair oil such as the Verb Ghost Oil as it keeps the caramel highlights shiny without drying the hair out. It also shields against humidity, so those turning ends can maintain their airy texture on erratic spring days.
To me cuts such as these are always timeless. They exude a slight sense of confidence. One of the most famous pros once said that there is nothing that makes a curtain bang better than the feeling that it is a whisper and this appearance puts nails in the idea. It is tender yet resolute – not so much as to make all angles simple.
I occasionally prescribe a glaze after every couple of months to maintain the caramel colors in a high gloss. Even tender color may become pale without love, and this style has the right to shine.
Soft Blonde Shag With Breezy Texture
This version adds a touch of beach to the Blonde shag, making it the best version to wear by anyone who prefers a shape that appears both natural following the footloose style and deliberate. The face-framing pieces are lovely in lightening the expression, and the dainty layers play up a bounce that is light instead of disheveled. It is that light-hearted spring feeling that can be worn with all types of casual denim as much as it can be worn with something more formal.
Blonde hair particularly is a good candidate of toning and I have achieved very good results when I used the Kerastase Blond Absolu line to maintain a balance. Even a small amount of leave in can keep the ends moist so the layers do not lose their breezy feel. Such as air-drying with cream down the mid-lengths will do a long way here.
This style always leaves me with early-spring vitality – the time when all is beginning to turn warm yet the air is still fresh. It is cool but casual, the sort of haircut that subtly cheers you up when you see yourself in the window.
Should you ever desire to change this appearance slightly, just lean into soft waves with a big curling iron, and everything is instantly more three-dimensional. It does not require a lot – few pieces can change the whole atmosphere.
Grey-Blended Shag With Layered Dimension
This shag of a cool colour has a manner of mixing the tone such that it appears almost metallic in the best sense. The dimension layer contributes to ensuring that the color flows smoothly between darker roots and a smoky grey which is sophisticated yet a bit Edgy. The fringe is non-bulky and the general outline keeps the face open with that trademark shag wave. It is the ideal blend of refined and alternative without completely being Alt.
Such color demands careful consideration, and I vow using a mixture of bonding shampoo and a purple toning conditioner. The Olaplex No. 5 Bond Maintenance Conditioner will be the savior in this case, with its ability to keep the strands firm, and that cool grey aging. It is a necessity of every person who admires multi-dimensional shades.
I have always loved grey blended shags as they are bold and elegant. It is due to this that one colorist once remarked that grey tones are best shone in layers and this is precisely the reason. Each flip and turn reflects the light in a different manner and this is a beautiful tonal narrative.
In case I wished to dress this part up a bit more, to go out at night, I would smooth the fringe with some serum and leave the rest messy. The polished and wild contrast adds the extra character to the cut.
Platinum Feathered Shag With Face-Framing Movement
Such an ethereal delicacy is captured by this platinum shag haircut particularly in the movement of the layers that cover the face. The feathery edges are tapered to make a very gentle outline and the Bangs are just softly frayed over to hold everything open and light. I adore the idea of deeper roots fading to icy extremes since it gives depth without roughness, and the entire cut has a very Modern, polished springtime vibe.
Platinum never needs less TLC, thus, I tend to keep it simple yet efficient. An example of a weekly strengthening mask, such as Olaplex No. 8, assists the hair to remain moist throughout the mid-lengths to ends. It maintains the layers light and helps to avoid that dry, staticalike touch which may occur when the weather begins warming up.
The thing that I love about this cut is that it makes the complexion bright immediately. It is that cool-girl softness, nearly dreamy but still grounded. At one point, Chris Appleton said that platinum is best when it is not rigidly styled and the cut fully embodies that philosophy. Every day it is a new feeling.
When developing this appearance a little further, micro lowlights would add even more depth and maintain the icy feel to it. Nevertheless, the soft motion makes it a spring bestseller.
Warm Brunette Medium Shag With Caramel Flicks
Those caramel flicks woven through the layers give this Medium Shag the prettiest warm undertone. The shape is tilted into a flicked out soft building that is not overly dramatic but is dynamic. It provides texture to indicate a 70s touch but remains current and gorgeous to be worn. The fragments of the face-framing are not dramatic and tend to be lost in the movement rather than focus on.
And when my hair has caramel undertones, I am always tempted to use creams that are smooth to touch but leave the ends to wave freely. The Living Proof No Frizz Styling Cream is the best compromise – it maintains humidity but does not lose volume. This layered shape is usually expressive and soft with only the pea-sized amount.
I always associate this shag with a confident mood. It is cozy, natural, and complimentary to so many faces. A fashion editor once remarked that caramel highlights make a lift, even in the absence of curls, and it certainly sounds the truth here. The arrangement of colors makes the entire cut alive in the most convenient manner.
I do use a tiny bit of texturizing spray at the ends after I find I need a little more drama on those days. It enhances the flick without crunching it and all of a sudden the cut is even more dimensional.
Soft Blonde Long Wavy Shag With Windswept Layers
It has a film effect about this Long wavy shag, the layers are almost like they are meant to flutter with each stride. This fringe is easy to lay and the cascading texture makes this hair to appear to be blown by wind. It borders on style and dishearten making it precisely the reason I consider it so appealing. This is a high-class blonde that has the right amount of shade at the roots to make the Wavy hair shiny and luminous.
To have such an appearance, I tend to use lightweight items that can avoid disrupting movement. One of the best things to do is to apply a touch of mousse to the roots and a heat protectant all the way down to the ends and then blow-dry with a round brush so the layers fall in the right place. Kenra Air Grip Spray is a fun finishing application – it does not flatten the body but gives it a slight grit.
The windswept feeling takes me back to the first warm spring day when you finally get rid of your coat and you can even move your hair. I have always thought that long shaggy layers reveal some inner glitter, and it is the style that proves me right. It is vibrant, feminine and unexpectedly easy to control.
Should one desire to make the lines still smoother, a couple of barely-there waves with a curling wand would send this cut into all angelic realms. It is so flexible in the most graceful manner.
Shoulder-Grazing Blonde Shag With Soft Contour Layers
This shag is one shoulder-grazing blonde that may be among the best many spring lengths. It maintains the layers light and floaty, however, the contouring created on the face makes it feel beautifully soft and instantly refreshing. The Soft shape blends evenly into the neckline and the fringe softly sweeps to the side making the entire hair cut look polished and almost whisper like.
I tend to use a medium round brush to style this length, particularly when I just desire that cute flick at the ends. A volumizing spray that is lightweight – such as the Amika Plus Size Spray – will hold the roots erect but leave the surface flat. It is such a simple method of making the shape more prominent without increasing weight.
This appearance is quite a friendly one. It is womanish or gentle and friendly, the type of haircut that fits comfortably into any way of living. In this case it cannot be better than I heard a stylist say face-contouring layers are the easiest method to change up your appearance without commitment and it is absolutely true.
On the days that I need a little extra, I dab the layers with a pinch of texture cream. It immediately turns smooth into something more spirited, and it turns out that a single cut can change many a mood.
Chic Short Blonde Shag With Blended Highlights
And this cuter shag, a Chic blonde such a cutie. The manner in which the highlights are combined provides that sunlit, dimensional quality that is highly effective with the superimposed design. It is a cut that is neither too refined nor too scruffy and the light and airy volumes give the shape some movement without crowding it out. The fringe is soft, which makes everything cohesive in a very spring-ready manner.
To take care, a shine serum on the ends can wonder. The addition of glass to the blonde layers through the Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum does not flatten layers but adds just the right amount of gloss. It is particularly convenient when you would like the color to be bright and motion to be light.
This appearance gives me soft luxury feel – casual yet well-dressed, such as the friend who is always presentable despite her busiest schedules. And I have observed that short blonde shags reflect the light in the prettiest manner nearly a natural highlighter of the face.
In order to take this style to the next level, adding slightly noticeable lowlights will add more depth and give the layers even more layers. It is a little change that rewards in every mirror look.
Soft Layered Black Shag With Flipped Texture
It has a muted sophistication to this straddling black shag haircut with its ends turned outward so gently. The silhouette maintains its lightness without losing that sort of feathered action that makes shags so difficult to resist. My favorite part about this is that the layers also provide natural lift at the crown, but they do not appear overdone. It is subtly stylish, graceful and most importantly, very flattering to Women, who like to have a little more sophisticated approach to the texture, but still want the airing of that carefree vibe of spring.
When I have my hair in a similar style, I heavily rely on lightweight texturizing creams that do not make the layers sticky in any way. The IGK Beach Club cream is the one that I go to most frequently due to the fact that it keeps the turned ends soft rather than crunchy. Everything is completed with a swift blow-dry using a round brush.
This is something I do like about cuts. They are traditional and never dull. I once heard a stylist describe a great shag as one that swings like cloth – and this one certainly has that flowing, clothy feel to it. It is expressive, yet fully wearable in everyday life.
In case a person wanted to step up the energy, a deep parting of the side to a night out would immediately make the layers even more dramatic. Even little differences can make a difference with a cut as good as that.
Red-Accented Shag With Alt-Inspired Layers
Full vibe – it is a heavy mix of a deep brunette and bright red accent flowing through the layers. It gives an Alt, playful assertiveness to the shag haircut, particularly on the way the fringe comes together with the face-framing streaks. It is crispy without being so sharp that it is unwearable, and the red details add a color blast to the entire silhouette that is very 2026. It is ideal because one gets to crave something that is expressive yet does not need to be devoted to an overall change.
In order to preserve bold colors such as this, I will be using sulfate-free shampoos. The Pureology Hydrate line is a favorite in terms of protection of the shade without making the texture hard. As red fades away the quickest, color-depositing conditioner after once a week is another way to keep the richness.
I do love a look like this as it walks that fine line of being expressive but also being stylish. The red sticking through the layers makes me think of those little, spontaneous things we execute on a whim – the ones that we somehow make our trademark. And hair stylists will always tell you how a shag can be transformed into a whole new personality by simply placing some strategic color at strategic spots.
When one wished a more feminine twist to it, replacing the deep red with a berry or aubron could be equally enjoyable yet a little bit less vivid. So many ways to go in different directions.
Black and Silver Rockstar Shag With High Contrast
This black and silver shag is unapologetically leaning towards Rockstar with a rough and wavy design. The fact that the streaks of silver are placed so closely to the fringe is such a dramatic pop and the shape itself is that so disheveled shag that shags are known to be. It is aggressive, bold, and perfect for anyone who wants an edgy, high-impact look, and still manages to make the silhouette slim and easy to wear.
Such cuts are best maintained with definition and I typically put a small amount of pomade on the ends of the cuts to bring out each layer. The KMS HairPlay Dry Wax is incredible – it provides separation without flattening the metallic shine. A small fraction is such a long way.
The aspect of this style that I like best is the way it alters the presence of the person wearing it. It reminds me of the magnetic coolness that people possess when they look with full attention. Another stylist I like, who claimed that contrast makes every haircut more expressive, and that is a very impressive example of such a shag.
To go a bit further with this appearance, one can add a slight wave to the mid-lengths which will further complement the color mix and add a little more rocker to it. It is already bold but it can certainly be made bigger should you desire.
Punk-Inspired Short Shag With Textured Spikes
Such a punk inspired shag is so eye catching, particularly with its dishevelled, piecey spikes and tapered shape. The fringe is textured with such an Emo touch that it seems intentionally unkempt and the shape has a sharpness that makes it stand out among lighter shags. It is small, expressive and suits every person who would like to discover a less conservative version of the classic shag cut.
I use matte styling clay when creating shorter and edgier layers like this one. The Hanz de Fuko Claymation is the best to achieve controlled spikes that do not shine, which is the major part of preserving that punk texture. Even a little of this assists in making definition that lasts the day through.
Such cuts always make me feel that energy of fearlessness. They are audacious yet so free – almost a sort of style makeover. And some of the pros claim that short shags are the most effective means of experimenting with high texture without losing form and this is certainly the case.
In case one desired a little softer, a little fringe-extension would also make it a little fuzzy without any loss of the rocky shape. It is accommodating, yet bold.
Soft Platinum Layered Bob-Shag Hybrid
It is a cool twist on shorter cut, a combination of a shag and a bob. The platinum color is soft and provides it with a glowing finish and the layers move in a very airy manner. It is a gorgeous blend of Structured and Soft and providing enough lift at the top to make things breathable in spring. The pieces of face-framing give the gentle contour without bulking up the cut.
To maintain, I prefer a lightweight blowout spray pre-styling. The Color Wow Dream Coat Blonde is a product that holds off the frizz and increases shine as well and it is a blessing to platinum tones. A quick brush of a round brush follows to add the layers the polished bounce.
This is a breath of fresh air. It is new, well-rounded, and has that mysterious air of self-assurance that shorter lengths have a way of revealing. Stylists keep saying that the next years 2026 the hybrid cut will become the new favorite due to its ability to provide the best of the two worlds – and I can say that I see it.
Should I have put this cut in a different kind of mood, I would have added soft, undress waves to make it a little more romantic. It is very versatile and can be styled in a number of ways.
Golden Layered Shag With Soft Flicked Ends
This is a shoulder-grazing, golden shag cut of hair, so luminous in its warmth; particularly in the manner in which the highlights run over the layers. The gentle bounces on the ends lead to such a life-giving spring action that is never heavy-handed. The Bangs section gently lifts at the middle to expose the face and to provide the entire style with a slightly structured silhouette. It is one of those cuts that appear polished and it does not quit that breezy quality.
To take care of, I grab leave-ins that do not kill the movement. The Kerastase Discipline Fluidissime Anti-Frizz Spray is perfect in this case – it leaves the golden tones shiny without letting every layer to become hard and flicky. It is ideal on those days when the air is humid or unpredictable.
Something quiet jubilant about this glance. It brings me back to those sunny mornings when your hair just falls into position and you are instantly in good mood. One of my followers as a stylist said that flicked ends are the quickest method to make a medium cut feel lighter, and I agree with this unequivocally after watching cuts such as this one.
Should I have desired to put in a bit more perspective, a few brighter face-framing highlights would immediately give this cut a feel of being spring-ready. Even the slightest change can yield so much light.
Short Chic Brunette Shag With Airy Layers
This softer, less long shag is such a young and Couture touch. The strands are airy and they open wonderfully on the cheekbones and the caramel ribbons are subtle enough to add warmth, without covering the natural brunette foundation. It is the kind of hairstyle that appears casual and purposeful, cutting actual golden mean between a hip-hop bob and a shaggy mess. The silhouette is so comfortable to Men as well as Women that wish to wear something vibrant yet modest.
In terms of maintenance, I prefer lightweight mousse. A little of the Davines This Is A Volume Mousse will provide lift at the roots and also allow the ends to flick in their own natural way, frizz is never good either. It is a basic item that layers very well with cuts, and during the springtime, particularly in transitional times.
I love this cut as it is a confident one. It has movement, it has softness, it has a sort of friendly energy – the kind that causes one to appear pleasant and also to be dressed well. According to most professionals, a small amount of caramel is the key to brunette shags glowing and this is one of those perfect illustrations of the same.
In case one wished to take the texture a step further, a few loose waves produced using a flat iron can make it look like it has been done without. This is one of the most convenient methods of turning this cut into a daytime one and into an evening one.
Shoulder-Length Blonde Shag With Straight-Soft Fringe
this shoulder-length blonde shag introduces a new, clean design that incorporates the comfort of Straight hair and includes enough feathered texture to make it interesting. It is Soft straightness of the fringe which frames the eyes in a gentle way, and the layers of the face fall in a amazingly restrained flick. It has a contemporary receptivity to this composition, and the creamy blonde concealance adds to all outlines of the cut. It is a nice option to the person who desires a lighter, brighter spring breeze.
I prefer to wear such a shag with heat protectant that adds gloss. The Ghd Sleek Talker Heat Protect Spray keeps the ends smooth and leaves the layers to gently move. It further saves the blonde color since it prevents the dryness caused by heat.
The cut is unique to me because it appears well balanced. It is both fresh and structural, soft and defined. One colorist told me that straight-blonde layers seem more likely to reflect light than most tones, and when I look at a style such as this, I completely understand what she was talking about.
Should I dress this appearance to a different mood, perhaps a bit of lowlights would add to the depth without losing that spring brightness. It is a small adjustment that has an unexpectedly large effect.
The shag haircut is beautiful because it can be endlessly manipulated. As Soft blended and Rockstar texture, Blonde brightness and Straight hair refinement, they all bring with them their own attitude and flair. These 23 styles are the ones that will keep reminding us as 2026 approaches that hair is no longer an accessory – it is a mood, a moment, and even a brand new beginning.
Suppose one of these glances kindled you somewhere inside, there you see you are. New season, new power, new shag.
