The short answer is no. The long answer requires more detail. Whilst not an exact science, different hair lengths benefit from different things so I have broadly summarised this below:

• Short Shag: The short shag is a playful, low-maintenance option perfect for those who love an effortlessly cool look. This version of the shag typically falls just above or below the chin, with lots of choppy layers and a textured fringe
• Medium Shag: The medium shag offers a bit more length while still maintaining that signature shaggy texture. This style usually falls around the shoulders, with plenty of layers to add movement and dimension. It’s a versatile length that can be styled in various ways, from soft and wavy to straight and edgy.
• Long Shag: For those who prefer to keep their length, the long shag is an excellent choice. This version of the shag maintains the long layers while adding plenty of texture and movement throughout the hair. The result is a voluminous, dynamic style that works well for both straight and wavy hair types.
• Curly Shag: The curly shag is a fantastic option for women with naturally curly or wavy hair. The layers are cut to enhance the curl pattern, reducing bulk while adding shape and definition. The result is a wild, carefree look that celebrates your natural texture.