Shaggy Layered Lob with Choppy Curtain Bangs
How to Create
The shaggy layered lob with choppy curtain bangs combines 1970s rock-inspired internal layering with a center-parted, cheekbone-framing fringe that sweeps outward on both sides. This style utilizes shorter crown layers, point-cut interior channels, and tapered ends to generate maximum natural lift, movement, and tactile volume throughout the haircut. The curtain bangs blend seamlessly into the face-framing side layers, softening wide cheekbones and adding balance to oval and square face structures. It provides an exceptional solution for thick, heavy hair types that need bulk reduction to prevent the mid-length cut from forming an unflattering triangular shape.
Apply a golf-ball-sized dollop of volumizing mousse throughout the roots and mid-lengths of damp hair, combing through with a wide-tooth comb. Part the hair down the center from the crown to the forehead, dividing the curtain fringe into two equal left and right sections. Using a one-inch round wooden boar-bristle brush, roll the right curtain section up and away from the face while applying medium heat, repeating the process on the left side to create outward-sweeping swoops. Blow-dry the remaining layered sections roughly using a diffuser or your fingers, lifting hair at the crown to build vertical volume. Once dry, spray a dry texturizing spray generously through the internal layers, scrunching the ends upward with your palms. Use your fingertips to pinch and separate the tips of the curtain bangs for a relaxed, undone finish.