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Curtain Bangs

Face-framing bangs that part in the center and sweep to each side, resembling a curtain. They blend seamlessly into the rest of the hair and are the most forgiving bang style for beginners.

Daily styling
5-10 minutes (just the bangs)
Upkeep
Trim every 4-6 weeks to keep the shape

Who Should Get a Curtain Bangs

Softening a wide forehead
Adding interest without a major cut
Growing out other bang styles

Think Twice If

You have a cowlick right at the center part
Very curly hair (they shrink up and may not frame correctly)

Styling Tips

Blow-dry with a round brush away from the face for the classic sweep
They look best at cheekbone to chin length
Work perfectly with both bobs and long hair

Best Face Shapes for Curtain Bangs

Oval
Length is about 1.5 times the width with balanced ...
Square
Forehead, cheekbones, and jawline are nearly the s...
Heart
Wider forehead tapering to a narrow chin, with pro...
Diamond
Narrow forehead and jawline with wide, prominent c...
Oblong
Noticeably longer than wide, with forehead and jaw...

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