05 Mar How to Cut Bangs on Curly Hair
Cutting bangs on curly hair can be a great success or a real challenge if some key points are not considered. Unlike straight hair, curls shrink when they dry, so it’s never a good idea to cut too straight or too short. It is always better to leave a little more length than you think necessary: that small margin can make the difference between a flattering look and an unexpected result.
To achieve curly bangs with movement and definition, subtle layers are essential. They help to define the curl, control volume, and achieve a more natural drape, avoiding the dreaded stiff or heavy effect.
If you decide to go to a salon, an essential tip is to arrive with your hair styled as you wear it daily, with your curls defined. Seeing the hair in its natural state will allow the professional to understand the real shape of the curl, its thickness, openness, and behavior, and thus adapt the cut to your needs.
As for the style, the layered curtain bang is the big favorite. “Curtain bangs” are versatile, integrate perfectly with curls, do not require straightening, and frame the face softly and rejuvenately, adapting to different lengths and styles.
