The trendy curtain bangs on straight hair or the iconic Bardot bangs consist of a middle parting that is located on both sides of the face. Unlike some bangs that only suit a certain hair type, curtain bangs are suitable for all types. Before your next visit to the hairdresser, take a look at these ideas on how to wear or style long curtain bangs for straight hair.
- When considering long curtain bangs for straight hair, your hairdresser should consider your face shape and make a clear decision about which length will flatter you the most.
- When styling your bangs, opt for a style that is simple and practical. Ask your stylist to make the bangs long enough so that you can pull them back into a ponytail if necessary. You can use bobby pins and headbands when exercising or washing your face.
- As far as hair care goes, this style is very low maintenance. Curtain bangs grow seamlessly, so even if they get too long, they become a soft face frame. If you want your curtain bangs shorter, trimming every 6-8 weeks is essential.
Middle parted bangs on medium length hair
Try a center parting on medium length hair if you want to completely change your look. A center part gives your sleek haircut a whole new perspective. It may feel or look strange at first, but trust us, it's a classic hairstyle that's coming back and is here to stay for a while. This hairstyle will help you emphasize your best facial features that you couldn't see before and give you a new, graceful look.
Wispy Curtain Bangs with long layers of feathers
A wispy fringe paired with long, feathered layers will make your hair appear softer in all the right places. Long straight hair with bangs is easily styled with a round brush when blow drying your hair or with a curling iron when your hair is completely dry. You can push your bangs away from your face because they are so light and airy, which is especially good if you lead an active lifestyle. If you want to wear the bangs down, you should set them with hairspray to keep them in shape and style.
Long Bardot bangs on medium length hair
Consider long bardot bangs if you have medium length hair and want a new cut! Ideal for women over 40, Bardot bangs are fun, stylish and easy to maintain. A normal straight hair can be spiced up with layers that add movement and texture to your hair.
Long bob with curtain bangs for square faces
Try a long bob with curtain bangs if you have a square face. Finding a hairstyle that suits and accentuates your face shape is the key to choosing the right hairstyle. Long curtain bangs for straight hair look soft and wispy and can be styled with a round brush when blow-drying so that the bangs don't fall into your face. Make sure to brush the top part of your hair forward as you dry it to create the “curtain” effect.
Long curtain bangs for straight hair with razor-sharp layers
Try a fringe with shaved layers if you have very thick hair. If you don't have your hair parted in the middle, it may take some time to train the bangs, but you can easily train them by brushing your hair forward and curling just the ends back and away from your face. A sleek cut on thick hair can sometimes lack texture and softness around your face. Ask your stylist to trim the hair with a razor and/or scissors to remove the extra weight and bulk and bring your hair back to life.
Soft shaggy bob that frames the face
Transform your lifeless hair with a soft shaggy face-framing bob. Bobs are one of the most versatile hairstyles that you can style to your liking. Soft, face-framing layers give your straight hair movement and body. Avoid cutting too many layers as the tips may look sparse and thin.
Also read:Shadow Bangs: The versatile bangs hairstyle is very trendy and easy to style!
Long curtain bangs for straight thin hair
If you have thin hair, consider complementing your current hairstyle with bangs and choppy ends. Bangs on long straight hair gives so much shape to your hair and accentuates your facial features. This hairstyle requires little effort. So it's a simple change to transform your look and get the most bang for your buck, literally!
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