
Plus, while you might want to skip a straight-across bang during the summer months for fear of sweat, and they can get pretty static-y in fall or winter, but because curtain bangs fall to either side of the face, it's safe for any season.Īhead, proof that standing divided can, in rare cases, look pretty damn good. The best part is the cut works on all hair textures - from curly hair to pin-straight - and on any length to boot. This will also make it easier to grow out when the next trend hits." You just need a comb, some scissors, and a little bit of confidence. (Case in point: the recent shag haircut resurgence.) "A more modern twist would be to make the bangs a little shorter and textured in the center, so they can also be worn as a full textured fringe on days you want to change it up. Because curtain bangs are so subtle and relaxed, many women opt to cut their bangs themselves.

"Curtain bangs are making a comeback because of the '70s inspiration in the current fashion scene," Michael Bowman, a stylist at NYC's Rob Peetoom salon, tells POPSUGAR. Now, they're getting a big refresh this year. With this cut, you will achieve the look of soft fringes which will create a chic, sleek, and classic look that will look amazing when worn to formal events. Forget the norms with this cut by wearing your parting to the side as opposed to the middle. Curtain bangs, on the other hand? This style, which is split right down the middle and swept to each side of the face, is a little more noncommittal - and just as badass. You don’t have to use a middle part for a curtain bang Photo by Ahmed Hindawi.

Bangs are a lot like baking a soufflé: make one wrong move and it can all go south.
