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When stylists began to cut this shape again, no one knew that this texturized, tailored cut would shape the way for many other trends and hybrid cuts. Since the shag became popular again, cutting services have skyrocketed and we’ve seen a return to learning how to build shape within a cut over all else. Keep reading to learn more about the shag and why it’s so important to today’s trends.

How easy is it to change a part? Top stylist Sam Villa, Co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of Sam Villa and Global Artistic Ambassador for Redken, explains how to train hair to switch directions.

From styling to cutting, there are specific lengths of hair that can’t be sectioned with a clip. Looking for new ways to ease the process, Sam Villa developed new Hair Grips! “You asked, we delivered,” says Sam Villa, Co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of Sam Villa and Global Artistic Ambassador for Redken, about his new Hair Grips.  “With the popularity of non-gender specific cuts, more stylists are cutting shorter hair, and these grips offer a faster, more effective way to section and control hair.”  The Sam Villa Hair Grips are designed to be used on any texture and length of hair for sectioning before highlighting/coloring, cutting, or styling, but are especially beneficial on shorter hair.