How to Create
Curtain bangs are long bangs that part in the center and frame both sides of the face. This style works well for round faces because the parted bangs create vertical lines that visually lengthen the face. The bangs begin near the cheekbones and blend gradually into the rest of the hair.
The design concept focuses on framing rather than covering the face. Curtain bangs guide attention toward the center while allowing the sides of the hair to remain longer. This balance prevents the hairstyle from adding extra width around the cheeks.
Curtain bangs can be paired with long hair, medium layers, or shoulder length cuts. Their versatility allows them to complement many haircut styles while maintaining a flattering effect for round faces.
Because the bangs remain longer than traditional fringe styles, they require less frequent trimming. This makes them practical for individuals who prefer low maintenance hairstyles.
Step-by-Step Guide
Begin by sectioning a triangular portion of hair at the front of the head. This section will form the curtain bangs.
The stylist cuts the bangs at an angle so the shortest portion falls near the bridge of the nose. The length gradually increases toward the sides.
After cutting, the bangs are styled using a round brush while blow drying. This technique creates a soft outward curve that separates the bangs naturally.
The finished curtain bangs frame the face and blend seamlessly with the rest of the haircu