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Selena Gomez Already Swapped Her Shaggy Bangs For a Butterfly Cut

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Selena Gomez's hairstylist shared an Instagram photo of the singer with a layered butterfly haircut just weeks after she debuted shaggy bangs. See the look here.

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Selena Gomez’s Latest Hair Transformation Is All About ’90s Long Layers—and It’s Perfect for Round Faces

Scared to sacrifice your inches? Selena Gomez’s new haircut is a nostalgic neaten up, swapping the wolf cut and bangs for some easy vintage styling.

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Selena Gomez Already Swapped Her Shaggy Bangs For a Butterfly Cut

Selena Gomez's hairstylist shared an Instagram photo of the singer with a layered butterfly haircut just weeks after she debuted shaggy bangs. See the look here.

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