4. The Face-Framing “Curtain” Cut
This style is all about drawing attention to your features. By keeping the length of your medium hair relatively uniform and adding long, sweeping curtain bangs, you create an instant frame for your face. This cut is exceptionally flattering and offers a soft, romantic silhouette that feels very modern. It is an excellent choice if you want to keep your length but desire a change that feels fresh and highlights your eyes or cheekbones without the commitment of traditional, blunt-cut bangs.
How to Make
Cut the main length of your hair to sit at or just above your shoulders. For the curtain fringe, part your hair in the center and ask your stylist to cut the bangs to chin length, graduating downward to blend into the rest of your hair. When styling, use a round brush to blow-dry the bangs away from your face. This creates the signature “swoop” that defines the curtain look. Finish by gently curling the ends of the rest of your hair under, which creates a soft, feminine frame that feels cohesive and stylish.
Things Needed
- Round brush (medium size)
- Hair dryer with nozzle
- Professional haircutting shears
- Volumizing root lift spray
- Sectioning clips
