The Long Shag Is The Easy Summer Cut You Need

Delicate sunkissed highlights and beachy waves were made for summer.

Multiple layers add texture to this trendy ash-toned cut.

This deep strawberry blonde is lightened up with shades of honey and blonde babylights.

These long, straight wings are a laidback boho version of the amped up Farrah Fawcett ones you know and love.

If you haven't heard, darker roots that seamlessly smudge into a lighter hue are now a trend called shadow roots. No more money wasted on touch-ups, especially during the summer when the sun can color for you.

This delicate balayage job has a natural feel, and a few long layers add depth to the cut. A color like this is so easy to grow out through the seasons.

With a no-fuss cut and long hair, you can air dry and go, especially after long days on the beach.

Although shags are often associated with messy waves, they can look edgy with super straight stands, too.

If you're worried about going for the shag because you're not used to a middle part, you can still part your bags slightly to your usual side and achieve the same vibe.

This cut looks so full because it has several lengths of layers. Use a texturizing spray or volumizing mousse for even more oomph.

Ribbons of rich chestnut complement dark brunette, especially for warm skin tones.

Structured layers look beachy and laidback when paired with natural texture.