Step 5: And you’re done! How to Style Curtain Bangs

Step 4: Cut the ends vertically to remove bulk and add texture. Step 3: Use hairdressing scissors to cut diagonally, making your fringe shorter in the center and longer at the sides. Step 2: Use a comb to create a triangular section at the front of your hair and tie the rest of your hair back. Step 1: On dry hair, part your hair in the middle. If you’re feeling spontaneous or just want to know how to cut your own curtain bangs, try these easy steps. Depending on whether your forehead is longer or shorter, you can play around with different lengths and positioning to flatter your face best. The main factors to bear in mind include your face shape and the size of your forehead. Can I Pull Off Curtain Bangs?Ĭurtain bangs are flattering on most people, just be sure to take your face shape into consideration. The style was first popularized in the ’60s and ’70s and thanks to social media, it’s now seeing a revival. Soft and sweeping, this type of fringe is longer than a typical blunt fringe, resulting in a shaggier, lived-in look. Plus, read our tips on who can pull off curtains and how to style them: What Are Curtain Bangs?Ĭurtain bangs are bangs that are parted in the middle, framing each side of the face (just like, you guessed it, curtains!). Considering most of us want to update our current look, when is better to try out a new hairstyle, right? If you’ve been thinking about getting curtain bangs cut in (who could blame you?), we’ve put together an edit of our favorite looks, below. The hashtag #curtainbangs already has over 56k posts on Instagram and 196.8M views on TikTok, and the numbers are only going up. If there’s one hairstyle that’s unexpectedly soaring in popularity in the new year, it’s curtain bangs.

Curly hair with curtain bangs