Short Mullet AI Try-On
Preview a textured short shag — curtain bangs and feathered layers — before you cut.
Tune the layers and bangs to see how much movement flatters you, then preview the shape on your own photo.
Shag Layer Map
See how a shag's layers stack — and tune the texture.
Curtain bangs
Frame the eyes, soften the face
Face-framing layers
Movement around the cheeks & jaw
Crown & internal layers
Lift and volume through the top
Feathered ends
Wispy, textured perimeter
Texture level
Bangs
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Why the shag works
- Maximum movement from a short cut
- Curtain bangs frame and soften the face
- Hides growing-out awkwardness beautifully
- Loves natural wave and texture
Shag Salon Brief
Lived-in texture · Curtain
- Front
- Curtain bangs blending into the face-framing pieces
- Sides
- Feathered, disconnected layers
- Back
- Razored layers for lift and volume
- Texture
- Choppy, feathered layers for lived-in texture
- Maintenance
- Trim every 6–8 weeks
- Avoid
- Over-thinned ends and heavy weight lines that fight the shape
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Short Haircuts AI previews are AI-generated illustrations to help you decide. Real salon results depend on your hair and your stylist. See our AI Disclaimer.