That’s why good stylists usually slide their sheers over the front parts of your hair after they cut curtain bangs and why they finish the cut on dry hair - to work the bangs into the rest your hair.įear not though, there are techniques that you can easily do at home to make sure you cut your curtain bangs well.

The transition between your bangs and the rest of your haircut should be invisible. So, the thing with straight curtain bangs is that they need to be geometrically precise but at the same time have no ledges. Particularly for Asian beauties, there are several other types of Korean bangs, too.Ĭurtain bangs on short hair looks cute in a tomboyish way Cutting curtain bangs on straight hair Similarly, if you are Asian but you perm your hair curly or use a curling iron on most days, the curly hair tips will be for you. If you are a Black girl who straightens her hair, then pay attention to the advice for straight hair. It does not really matter what your natural hair texture is, focus on the way you will style your hair most days. Cutting your own at home is not actually as mythically difficult as you might think.įirst off, the key things to pay attention to when cutting your bangs differ between straight and curly or wavy hair.Īnd then that it’s really important to follow the tips for the hair texture that you wear the most often. Curtain bangs a great way to keep hair healthy and trimmed while still getting the bright blonde and being able to use heat on your hair daily.Curtain bangs are the 70s retro hairstyle trend that every Stevie Nicks fan adores, but they look great even on shorter hair or on curly hair. 'Forehead size is also another gem for these! I have guests that hate their forehead, so they opt for the curtain.'Ĭolorist and extensionist Shelley Gregory shares: 'With all the bright blondes and styling we do, it can be hard to maintain a strong healthy hairline sometimes. 'They not only split like a curtain, but can be pushed to the side for a different look,' says Artist Connective member and colorist Holly Decastri. Here, we showcase some of our favorites we've spotted from around the web.

I also think they are super flattering to almost every face shape! It’s a look that has resurfaced over and over again, and I don’t think it will ever go away.' 'You can have the cute retro style but still have the ability to pull them away from your face. 'This trend is definitely the best of both worlds,' she says. 'It's not the full commitment of traditional forehead bangs and they add softness to the face.'Ĭaralee Pridemore says she's loving the look for how wispy and perfectly imperfect they are and, bonus!, curtain bangs emphasize cheekbones, too.Īnother Artist Connective member and MODERN BFF stylist Hailey Mahone agrees.

'This is definitely a trend that is here to stay because it's such a happy medium,' says educator and MODERN SALON Artist Connective member Renee Plante.

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