Curtain bangs create a central opening that visually lengthens the face. When paired with a medium length haircut, they provide balance by framing the face without adding width. The design focuses on creating soft vertical lines that guide attention downward.
This style works well for round faces because it avoids heavy, straight-across bangs. Instead, it creates separation and movement. The medium length supports structure while maintaining flexibility.
Step-by-Step Guide
Part the front hair in the middle and section it for bangs. Cut the bangs at an angle, shorter near the center and longer toward the sides.

Trim the rest of the hair to a medium length, adding light layers for movement. Blend the bangs into the sides to maintain continuity. This method creates a clean and structured look.