Shaggy bobs with bangs are a short to medium haircut with choppy layers and textured ends. A fringe adds drama and makes it suitable for any face shape. Unlike a stacked, angled, a-line, or inverted bob, shaggy bob with bangs hairstyles are very low-maintenance.
The secret to a great shag cut lies in the product you use. A hair designer from Reston, VA, says using a texturing product is her go-to rule. Stylist Shaina Jones loves salt spray, which “enhances all the layers and creates movement.”
Jones specifically prefers an R&Co Salt Spray. “It leaves the hair with lots of texture, and it also has a thermal protectant,” she explains.
Shags look fantastic with a fringe, but Jones reminds us it’s a commitment. Shaggy bobs with bangs need styling most of the time. Yet, she emphasizes that “the nice thing about them is when they begin to grow, you can push them to the side.”
Jones also acknowledges how some ladies style their fringe incorrectly. “Either it’s not laying across the forehead or doesn’t have enough texture, chunky layers, or piecey-ness.”
When adopting a shaggy bob haircut, don’t hesitate to ask the stylist these questions:
- What kind of product will I need to maintain this look?
- Does this hairstyle work with my natural texture?
Before your next hair appointment, check out these photos we’ve highlighted of the most popular shaggy bob with bangs haircuts!
#1: Short Choppy Shag Bob
A short choppy shag bob is an artsy, high-fashion style that can work on most face shapes. The choppy layers give the illusion of volume and movement to otherwise thin, fine hair. Avoid heavy products to keep your hair light and voluminous. Be prepared to take extra time styling with a round brush and dryer. Finish with a texture cream or spray.
#2: Shagged Curly Bob with Curly Bangs
Nowadays, curls with bangs are becoming very popular. Combine this style with a shag cut to enhance your curl’s natural texture, and you’ll love how easy this haircut is to maintain. To style your hair, I suggest using Afterworld Organics Moisture Lock. Always wash your hair with their cream cleanser. This product maintains your curls’ moisture and prevents stripping your hair’s natural oils.
#3: Messy Shaggy Bob with Bottleneck Fringe
Who said a shag had to be long? A perfect example is the messy, shaggy bob with bottleneck fringe. This hairstyle works well on chin-to-shoulder-length hair. It is similar to a French bob but takes it a step further. It includes a curtain fringe and plenty of texture for that shaggy feel. You can air dry your hair with a sprayed-on salt spray from roots to the ends or curl it for a designed curled look on textured locks. Both methods provide diverse daily styling options.
#4: Debbie Harry-Inspired Shaggy Bob
Try a Debbie Harry-inspired shaggy bob hairstyle with bangs for an edgy change! If your hair has some texture but could be more curly, a shaggy shape might be your best choice. Having a short haircut can often enhance your natural texture. You can pair this style with a razor cut to add extra curl and remove unwanted weight.
#5: Undercut Shaggy Bob with Amazing Colors
Try this shaggy undercut bob with bangs to have a versatile look. This way, you can texture up for a night out or tame it down for that busy day at the office. You could try this look instead of feeling overwhelmed that you need to commit to one look.
#6: Dimensional Copper with See-Through Fringe
Are you looking for a way to spice up your hair? A beautiful copper with a see-through fringe is the way to go! This dimensional copper is dark yet warm. When styling the bangs, I suggest Kenra Platinum Finishing Spray 26 to keep the fringe in place all day!
#7: Voluminous & Messy White Shaggy Bob
A voluminous, messy white shaggy bob and bangs hairstyle is ideal for women with a finer hair texture. If you’ve got fine or thin hair, a shaggy bob will bring much volume and texture to your life. In my experience, a texture spray or root-lifting powder would pair best with this haircut. Brush all your layers towards your face for a messy touch. Then spray with volumizing hairspray to finish.
#8: Shaggy Bob with Bangs for Thin Hair
The shaggy bob haircut with bangs can be perfect for your thin hair because the short, choppy layers create fullness and texture. If you need to add even more volume, a very helpful tool will be a thin curling tong. However, avoid using heat too often because it can lead to breakage.
#9: Razor Cut Brunette Shaggy Bob
A razor-cut brunette shaggy bob is the perfect way to add beautiful texture to your hair. If you need to find a cut that is low-maintenance and edgy, look no further. Remember to shake it in the morning and a spritz of spray wax to intensify that texture.
#10: Blonde One-Length Shaggy Bob
The number one request in the salon lately is one-length, shaggy bobs. This style is great for straight texture and fine to medium densities. Hues of blonde or rich brunette are popular, all-natural colors to help create a statement.
#11: 90s-Inspired Platinum Short Shag
Look on trend with a 90s-inspired platinum shag. A short shag has choppy layers and different lengths that are perfect if you have fine hair. One of the best ways to style your hair with a shag is to use texturizing paste and hairspray and mess it up. If you need help deciding if a 90s shag is for you, bring some pictures to show your stylist.
#12: Shaggy Stacked Bob with Wispy Bangs
A stacked shaggy bob with wispy bangs is a must-try style for any age. Like all haircuts with fringe, be prepared to schedule a few bang trims between appointments.
#13: Shaggy French Bob with Fringe
A shaggy French bob with a fringe suit square-shaped faces the best.
To achieve this wispy look, you should know that certain hair textures, such as fine hair, may require adding texturizing products to your styling routine.
#14: Pink Shagged Out Bob for Older Women
One of the easiest ways for older women to update their look is with a pink shaggy bob with side bangs. Don’t be afraid to go bright with your pink color! While this crop alone can freshen up your style, adding a fashion tone can take your crop to the next level.
#15: Blonde Balayage Shagged Bob with Curtain Bangs
A shagged bob with curtain bangs pairs well with a blonde balayage. It’s a trend that won’t be going anywhere any time soon.
The shag cut has come a long way over the years, and adding a wispy fringe gives a cool-girl nod to the 70s while adding a nice frame to the face.
To style, use a curling iron or wand, curling away from the face. Always use a texture spray or pomade to show off the texture of the cut.
#16: Shaggy Bob with Side-Swept Bangs
Try a shaggy bob with side-swept bangs and get that stylish, versatile hair trend. Recreate the shag by parting the hair on one side, then style it with bigger waves. The idea is to give the hair a voluminous result. It’s sure to appear perfect on women with rounder faces.
#17: Shaggy Bob with Fringe for Curly Hair
A shaggy bob cut with a fringe for curly hair is trendy. Shaggy bobs are often created using the razor-cut technique to add choppy and textured layers. Curly hair is best cut using one of the many “curly cut” techniques. This is done on dry, styled hair to allow even layering.
#18: Blonde Shaggy Layered Bob with Bangs
A shaggy layered bob with bangs looks sassy! Such a haircut features jagged ends to create more texture and movement. That makes a shaggy bob chop suitable for fine or thin hair. Meanwhile, an added dimension is noticeable when paired with a bright blonde hue. The finish on shaggy hair looks soft and edgy.
#19: Brown Shaggy Lob with Bangs
A brown shaggy lob with bangs is ideal for ladies with straight, flat hair. The haircut offers an edge that’s packed with lots of texture. It looks effortless when spritzed with a mist of sea salt spray.
#20: Shaggy Bob Cut with Bangs
A shaggy bob cut with bangs has more of a rebellious, edgy style. The recipe to get that feathered effect of layers is by cutting the strands with a razor. It’s perfect for thick hair as this technique can reduce weight and bulk.
#21: Shaggy Long Bob with Feathered Bangs
Shaggy long bob with feathered bangs, voluminous hair, and fringes from the 70s has peaked yet again. Shaggy lobs have conquered celebrities, influencers, and the like. Everyone’s swooning over this cut for creating a stripped-down vibe without compromising its elegance.
#22: Shaggy Layers and Baby Bangs on Short Hair
Rock a short, shaggy bob with baby bangs if you have thin, fine tresses. The shaggy haircut offers lots of movement for a more perky finish. Enhance the texture by curling the strands if needed. This layered shaggy bob with bangs hairstyle can soften square face shapes, for sure.
#23: Shagged Bob with Bangs for Fine Hair
Here’s a stunning shagged bob with bangs for fine hair! It’s a neck-grazing cut that keeps the fullness visible. Thanks to the beachy waves—they enhance the shag cut very well, creating movement and texture. The fringe makes a fresh and stylish addition to the style. Opt for an ombre or balayage to enhance the style even more.
#24: Shaggy Bob with Middle-Part Bangs
Pair a shaggy bob with middle-part bangs to get that flirty, sassy style. A great shag depends on the hair’s body and texture. Feel free to curl the ends if the tresses are missing these factors. Brush the strands out for effortless movement.
#25: Mid-Length Shag Bob Cut with Bangs
Flaunt a mid-length shag bob cut with bangs, especially if your hair needs texture. A shag has subtle layers, creating a soft and effortless texture. When choosing the best fringe to define cheekbones, opt for curtain bangs. They look soft and open up the face.
#26: Shaggy Choppy Bob with Bangs
A shaggy, choppy bob with bangs is achievable if the mane is straight and fine. Such a hair type is perfect and allows the bob cut to appear edgy. What’s best about this trend is it suits women of all ages. Both older and younger ladies can pull a shaggy bob cut-off!
#27: Shaggy Bob with Curtain Bangs
A shaggy bob with curtain bangs will surely add more texture to fine hair. Its length stops at the jaw area to complement an oval face shape. It’s easy to style and can make any woman look fresh daily!
#28: Shaggy Copper Bob with Bangs
Wear a shaggy copper bob with bangs when wanting a fresh cut without compromising your hair texture. The chop’s length grazes the shoulders for an added stylishness. It also features a fringe to flatter and frame a round face shape. Modern and chic—it’s a hair trend that’s a must-try!
#29: Short Shaggy Bob with Bangs for Wavy Hair
A short shaggy bob with bangs can flatter diamond and heart face shapes. It frames the face and enhances facial features. This gem is easy to style as long as the hair has its natural wavy texture.
A trendy shag bob with bangs is a shorter modern shag or a shaggy bob. “It’s styled minimally using hands and Hairstory hair balm,” says master stylist Kate Convery of Providence, RI.
“All women can wear some version of a shaggy bob shape,” notes Convery. “You would tailor the length and shape of the fringe according to where it’s most flattering for you. This cut is perfect for women looking for an effortless style.”
#30: Messy Short Bob with Bangs
Consider getting a messy bob with bangs if you want something cute and stylish. Its shaggy layers look great in a straight style, but it’s even better when wavy.
A shaggy bob with bangs cut is a very long pixie-esque. It was created by stylist Chloe Anan of Saint Augustine, FL. “Her bob with bangs was created wet with a razor instead of the dry-cutting technique,” explains Anan.
#31: Textured Bob with Fringe
A textured bob with bangs suits fun and adventurous women. It’s a shag haircut with bangs done by a razor cut to enhance the texture and movement. It’s perfect for making fine hair appear livelier than ever! When styling, hair balm does a great job.
A shaggy bob with bangs haircut is a short version of a razor shag. “It has heavy bangs, lots of texture, shorter crown layers, and lots of front face-framing fringe,” states salon owner and hairstylist Erin Black of Denver, CO.
Black believes a bob cut can be achieved on women with lots of hair, women with finer hair, and everyone in between. “Sea salt sprays, curl serums, and texture sprays will be your go-to products for styling. But that’s dependant on your hair texture and density,” she adds.
#32: 70’s Shag Bob with Bangs
“This 70’s shag bob with bangs was done with a razor cut shag/bob technique. This method gives lots of movement and texture,” explains hairstylist Rita Contreras of Houston, TX.
“If you’re is looking to get a shag or razored haircut, just know they are customized to you,” notes Contreras. “Use Hairstory products on your shaggy bob with bangs cuts because they’re non-toxic and great for the environment.”
#33: Razored Bob with Fuller Bangs
Consider a razored bob with fuller bangs if you have medium-textured hair. Razoring creates a more jagged, airy appearance at the ends. Full fluffy fringe that blends into light layers around the face creates a lived-in feel to this style. Dry hair with fingers to avoid too much bend from a round brush, and finish with Wind Blown spray by Redken.
#34: Shag Cut with Full Flipped Out Bangs
Try a shag cut with full flipped-out bangs for a retro hippie vibe. This cut is a Stevie Nicks flashback! Full face-framing layers and big waves compliment thick hair. Blow hair forward from the crown and use a small round brush or curling iron to flip bangs away from the face.
#35: Fiery Red Shag with Fringe
A fiery red shag with fringe is a vibrant and edgy look for all ages. A short and choppy full bang is essential for this rock star haircut.
#36: Brunette Shaggy Lob
A brunette shaggy lob and shaggy bangs make a very gorgeous hairstyle. Blunt up the bottom, refresh your ends, and add a fair amount of layers for a tousled, messy shape. This shape complements all face shapes and is perfect for slightly wavy hair. Blow dry with your hands and finish with a Wax Blast from Redken for a beachy finish.
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