Long Hair SHAG. 80's HAIRCUT . Shag Me Baby

I cut my own hair into a shag and I have NEVER had so many compliments about it.

Hi, I'm a retired hairstylist from back in 1969 & when the shag haircut first came in. I was taught to razor cut & I didn't like the shag at first, but it grew on me. I love it now & taught myself how to cut with the scissors & I used the razor some like you did. I did hairstyling for about 12yrs at JC Pennys! It was fun. I miss it some. My health won't let me anymore at 73yrs. But I did love to cut hair, & I did cut my hair myself. You did a great job teaching us how to cut this haircut, very precise, & slow, you did it like I would do it. Thanks for sharing! 💇‍♀️💺☺️❤️🎉

I'm 57 yrs old and rocked this cut back in the early 1980s. Back when I had beautiful thick hair.

Back in the 80's my Grandmother took me to a Salon and I asked for my hair to be Feathered and Layered. That's what this cut reminds me of.

My sister just cut my hair last night and I had her follow this tutorial. It came out so well and I'm so happy with it! Thank you for the excellent tutorial!

Yessss... nothing better than 80's layers & big hair. That look should've NEVER been out of style. Singers Taylor Dayne, Stevie Nicks & actress Heather Locklear all rocked that look very well..

I love all retro hairstyles- they required lots of hard work but compared to what we have now-.........MASTERPIECES! <3

Super excited! This is my regular style for 20 years. And then, I became very low maintenance, just let it grow until all 1 length and touch my hip line length of hair! Seeing this video, I want this style now at 60 years of age! TY!

Had this style in high school in the 80s. I would also get a perm that helped make styling time much shorter and made for even bigger hair 😄 I've always loved the shaggy bed head cut/ look.

This is exactly the cut I want! (Maybe because I lived in the shag era) Maybe if I show this photo to my stylist she can duplicate it. Your highlights made the cut have more dimension. Fun video! Love how precise you are before, during and after the cut! A pro all the way! 🙌🏻

Same way I've cut layers for 31 yrs..only I would really over direct the length in back over the top to save length and avoid the V. I use razor and shears. Love to finish with a dry point cut to avoid any lines. Which creates invisible layers. Over directing the length creates the same look only keeping length. I've been a educator as well. This is the standard that is a true layer cut. Tried and true cut. This goes all the way back to Pivot Point education. The degrees make all the difference in your finished results, and of course finessing the cut with texturing. Great job luv did exactly as I thought my students.

Your teaching methods are so easy to follow 😊

I wish I could find a hairstylist like you ❤ You’re amazing!!

My boyfriend has really long hair and we both are really into the 80s shag, so we just cut each others hair usually ( as we both know each others exact likings lol). It was nice to see that even without any clue I’ve been doing it the way you show it here! Still I learned a lot here when it comes to sectioning and technique. Thank you

I’m so going to get this hair cut over break! Love how you taught this,probably one of the best out there😁👑👑👑

I love this cut its beautiful.

The reason I love that haircut is I have curly hair and I can blow dry the top and let the rest dry naturally or I can dry it all and style it. S😅 I like that it looks good for a natural dry 😅r styling. You do a great job. I like the money piece too!!

Your method is a lot easier to follow than a lot I’ve watched. Thank you for posting and sharing this ❤

LOVE that cut. Wish you were near me. I try to explain this cut, but no one does it right. 👏😍❤️🥰

Thanks for your videos. I have been doing hair over 20 years and love learning new things without having to go to a class.