Textured Shaggy Lob with Curtain Bangs
How to Create
The textured shaggy lob with curtain bangs combines seventies rock-and-roll influence with contemporary effortless styling through choppy interior layers and face-framing fringe. This cut utilizes point-cutting and razor techniques to remove weight from thick hair, creating movement, airiness, and natural separation. The accompanying curtain bangs part down the center, sweeping outward to highlight cheekbones and soften angular facial structures. This style is ideal for wavy or natural textures, offering a lived-in look that requires minimal daily heat styling and embraces natural imperfections.
Start by prepping clean, damp hair with a golf-ball-sized dollop of volumizing mousse applied directly to the roots, followed by a light texturizing sea salt spray through the ends. Dry the curtain bangs first using a medium round ceramic brush, rolling the hair forward and then blowing it backward away from the face to create the signature winged swoop. Attach a diffuser to your blow dryer and cup sections of the remaining hair from the bottom upward, drying on medium heat to encourage natural waves and piecey separation. Once completely dry, work a nickel-sized amount of matte styling paste or dry texturizing spray between your fingertips and massage it into the roots and mid-lengths, shaking the layers loose for an undone finish.
