Curtain bangs are considered beginner friendly because they require only a small front section of hair. The rest of the hair remains untouched, which reduces the risk of major mistakes. The result is a gentle framing effect that complements many hairstyles.

To cut curtain bangs at home, begin by creating a triangular section at the front of the hairline. Comb this section forward so it falls across the forehead. Divide the section into two equal parts.

Hold one side between the fingers and angle the scissors downward. Trim gradually so the hair becomes slightly shorter near the center and longer toward the sides. Repeat the process on the opposite side, ensuring the lengths match.