A Lived-in Appeal to Short Shaggy Hair Trends
According to Stéphane Amaru of Stéphane Amaru Institution, these fun yet edgy looks were not built traditionally. Instead, they’ve been first deconstructed, then reconstructed to give a new-millennium appeal. By reversing the construction order, these haircuts look as if they have grown back. Shaggy and textured they offer a lived-in appeal that’s accented beautifully by the moistened, nearly oiled, finish.
