The Shag (smooth & wavy) ⬇️ Here’s a variation of the Shag. In this variation I hold and cut the fringe at a lower elevation for a heavier feeling around the edge. I then use the fringe length to frame the face to the exterior length. I finally layer the interior by using the length at the apex cutting a flat line from front to back (more layers) pivoting off the apex, lifting each section up to the ceiling. For less layering angle your fingers and elbow up (pull away from what you want to keep)

🎶 Ready to learn some smooth moves? Check out this video on the basics of the Carolina Shag with award-winning dancers Charlie Womble and Jackie McGee – just in time for the Junior SOS events happening next week in North Myrtle Beach! Whether you're a seasoned dancer or just starting out, this classic Southern dance will get your feet moving and your heart smiling. 📅 July 16–21 📍 Ocean Drive Beach & Golf Resort Don't miss out on the fun and excitement! Get ready to shag, shine and make memori

Concave / Shag Layering ⬇️ Here’s a classic variation of the Shag (round concave layering. I use vertical diagonal back sectioning and elevate up away from the outline to protect the length (concave). I over direct sections forward into the previous to get heavier towards the back (round). Try this longer for face framing layers. Checkout the Knowledge board behind the mannequin. Take a class and start to know what, why, how, when, and what if. ⬇️ Product used #easytiger @evohair @evopro Follow

Carolina Shag Dance - Brennar & Autumn -