#1: 70s Curtain Bangs
70s curtain bangs are popular for a good reason! It can be a fresh look for women with thick, wavy hair. After styling, spray a fine layer of Redken’s Control Addict. Let it dry, then comb through with your fingers for a bouncy finish.
#2: Curtain Fringe with Blue Peekaboo Highlights
If you want a fun, versatile hair color, blue peekaboo highlights are perfect. They even come with a curtain fringe! The peekaboo style lets you hide the blue color or show it off, as per your plans for the day. With this style, your hair can look both conservative and edgy!
#3: Medium to Long Layers with a Curtain Fringe
If you have medium to long hair, try adding long layers and a curtain fringe. I suggest you use a texture cream or spray to help define the layers. Booking regular in-salon haircut appointments is the best way to maintain this look.
#4: Soft Curtain Fringe on a Short Bob Cut
Spice up your short bob cut with a soft curtain fringe. A soft curtain fringe accentuates your features and adds interest to your shape. If you are nervous about a fringe, I suggest going for a length between the lip and nose with a gentle layer. This will be the best place to start, and it will grow out easily if you don’t like it. Try a middle part and minimal layering throughout your bob to achieve this hairstyle.
#5: Long Layers and Curtain Bangs
If you want to shape your heavy thick hair, textured layers with a curtain bang will create balance. To start, the layers should be cut throughout the mid-length hair. They add volume and movement. This will help create a square-like shape for the face that flatters a round shape.
#6: Shaggy Curtain Fringe for Textured Short Hair
A shaggy curtain fringe for short hair is the perfect addition to any haircut. This fringe softens your whole look while supplying an alluring and feminine frame for your face. Ask your stylist if they think bangs benefit you, your personality, and your lifestyle.
#7: Bob with Longer Curtain Bangs for Older Women
A bob with longer curtain bangs for older women is a timeless classic. Keeping the length at the chin and adding a blended curtain bang is an ideal cut for round faces. To achieve that curtain look, use a lightweight styling cream on wet hair and dry it with a round brush, drying away from the face.
#8: French Bob with Curtain Bangs for Women Over 60
A French bob with curtain bangs for women over 60 is ideal if you’re looking for a youthful and on-trend haircut. A French bob is a chic take on a classic shape, and any cut with curtain bangs is very contemporary and stylish. Try using a styling tool like the T3 Airebrush Duo to give those curtain bangs that extra polished flip. Plus, they help hide forehead wrinkles and crow’s feet!
#9: Cute Pixie Bob with Middle-Part Bangs
A cute pixie bob with middle-part bangs is a great option if you’re looking for a short cut that won’t make your face look fuller. Short hairstyles should have lots of texture throughout the ends so it does not create extra visual weight. Asking your stylist for a graduated, a-line pixie bob can also help to further slim the face.
#10: Wispy Curtain Fringe for Women Over 40
A wispy curtain fringe for women over 40 is a beautiful contemporary, and flattering fringe idea. A center part with length on each side and a wispy texture will help give a slimming effect. Use a hairspray like Davines. This medium-hold hairspray accentuates the texture and keeps them in place all day.
#11: Lob with Middle-Part Bangs for Women Over 70
Wearing a lob with middle-part bangs for women over 70 keeps things simple. Bangs can be any length that compliments a woman’s eyes, face shape, and lob length. Cuts with curtain bangs allow face-framing with a low ponytail, a twist, or a half-up style.
#12: Layered Shag with Longer Curtain Bangs
A layered shag with longer bangs might be what you need to upgrade your style in an instant. If you like to keep your hair long but are tired of the same old look, you should try this style! After styling, spray Moroccan Oil Dry shampoo on your root area and rub it in for extra texture and volume.
#13: Curtain Bangs for Thin Straight Hair
Curtain fringe for straight hair complements each other. These styles are often soft, feminine, and flattering. If you love your long-length hair but want to upgrade your hairstyle, ask your stylist if they think this haircut would suit you best.
#14: Feathered Curtain Fringe
A feathered curtain fringe is flattering! Curtain fringe and round faces go hand in hand. The weight line of the fringe frames the face in a way that compliments round face shapes, making them look slimmer. Ask your stylist if this look would suit you!
Related: See more hairstyles for women over 40 who are plus-size.
#15: Razored Cut with Parted Bangs
A razored cut with parted bangs for a softer jawline is flattering. Curtain bangs and round faces are two components that work well together. A cut like this will make you stand out from the crowd. This style would work well for women with wavy hair and an edgy, stylish personality.
#16: Low-Maintenance Shag with Bardot Bangs
A low-maintenance shag with Bardot bangs for round faces is one to remember. This chic style with curtains bangs will have you looking into every mirror you pass. Spritz some Redken Guts 10 at your root area before blow-drying for a big volume and hold to get this style.
#17: Cute Ponytail with Curtain Fringe
Can you even with this cute ponytail with curtain fringe? Try this fun style if you’re looking to wow everyone without being too formal. The fringe softens the face while the upstyle lifts the eye.
#18: Medium-Length Shag with Parted Bangs for Women Over 50
Opt for a medium-length shag with parted bangs if you’re a woman over 50! Not only is this a great style for round faces, but it will also have you feeling youthful without trying too hard. If you’re looking for a soft but stylish cut for your medium hair, do yourself a favor and try this out.
#19: Short Bob Hairstyle with Curtain Bangs
A short bob hairstyle is so popular right now! Decades ago, haircuts for round faces weren’t anywhere near as flattering and soft as this. Ask your stylist if they think curtain bangs are for you!
#20: 70s Shag Cut for Long, Thick Hair
A 70s shag cut for long, thick hair is chic. This cut will turn heads but is extremely low-maintenance. With this style, you get the best of both worlds, long and short!
#21: Curtain Fringe Haircut
A curtain fringe haircut is so cute! This style is perfect for those who love your long hair but want to try something new that gives you more lift and volume, especially if you have thin hair. After styling, spray a heavy layer of Redken Wind Blown all over and tousle for a messy but gorgeous look.
Related: See more long hairstyles for round face shapes and long hair with curtain bangs.
#22: Mid-Length Shag with Parted Bangs
A mid-length shag with parted bangs can be the perfect option, especially if you have curls or fine hair. Haircuts for round faces tend to be slimming, and this cut is wonderful for that. This style is perfect for those of you who like messy hair!
#23: Curtain Fringe on Voluminous Long Bob
Try a curtain fringe on a long bob if you love a soft style with tons of movement. Women with curtain bangs have the best of both worlds. Cute bangs when you want them, yet easy to pin back when you don’t. Talk with your stylist to help you decide what length to try.
#24: Shoulder-Length Shag with Long Curtain Bangs
A shoulder-length shag with long curtain bangs can be perfectly slimming. These hairstyles soften and slim down the face, making them one of the most flattering accessories you can have! Ask your stylist to show you how to style your curtain bangs so that you can keep them looking amazing at home.
Related: Best short hairstyles for chubby faces.
#25: Long Shaggy Hair
Long shaggy hair for a round face shape switches your hairstyle from dull to glamorous! This hairstyle highlights your facial features quite well. After styling, sprinkle a small amount of Schwarzkopf’s Osis+ Dust It on your root area and rub it in for added texture and volume.
#26: Curly Shag
Curly shag haircuts for a soft jawline epitomize an edgy style. It’s perfect for women with wavy or curly hair. Apply a quarter-sized drop of Moroccan Oil’s Curl Defining Cream to keep your style frizz-free and shining.
#27: Curtain Bangs with Blonde Tones
Try curtain bangs if you want a haircut that slims down your face shape. Haircuts with curtain bangs can work for almost any face shape, but especially for women who want to soften the roundness of their faces. Ask your stylist if they think this style would suit you.
#28: Edgy Curtain Fringe for Women Over 30
Trying an edgy curtain fringe for women over 30 could be best for you! This cut will give you a modern and stylish look that is easy to maintain and style. In styling, spray your damp hair with Redken’s Quick Blowout before drying to reduce your blow-dry time.
#29: Curtain Bangs for Long, Wavy Hair
Curtain bangs for long, wavy hair are the cutest addition to any cut. Women with round faces can benefit from this softening style. The layers and fringe soften the face in the most feminine way. Find a stylist who specializes in shag cuts to give you this look.
#30: Traditional Curtain Bangs
Traditional curtain bangs for a round chubby face are lifesavers! A woman with a round face will benefit from these curtain bangs to soften and highlight her facial features. Try these bangs if you want something new that won’t accentuate harsh angles and lines.
Related: See more hairstyles for curtain bangs.
In today’s grand scheme, getting textured bangs is a bandwagon most women want to jump on. They’re constantly debating whether it would suit them, especially if they have a round face. Trendy curtain bangs for round face shapes include face-framing layers that elongate the face.
Curtain bangs are wispy layers on both sides of the face, much like curtains frame a window. This type of fringe complements women with a round face quite well. It draws the eyes to the cheeks, giving a mirage of defined cheekbones, a feature most find charming.
Janelle, a master stylist from BC, shares her take on curtain bangs. “The taper out should hit around the cheekbone area to elongate the face,” she says. “I might recommend a layer about an inch or two under the jawline along with them to elongate the face shape.”
She mentioned how curtain bangs grow out less painfully compared to other fringes. “It isn’t too difficult to blend them in and grow them out,” she notes. “They’re easy to manage as long as they’re cut to flatter and are full enough; they must be styled daily and trimmed.”
Janelle suggests styling curtain bangs using a styling cream or volumizer and brush on wash days. She also suggests a quick blow-dry and round brush on non-wash days. Kevin Murphy’s Anti-Gravity spray is a product that Janelle swears by to get a luxe finish to the tresses.
In maintaining curtain bangs, everything depends on how fast your hair growth is. Janelle recommends having your fringe trimmed every 6-8 weeks to maintain its style.
As they say, ‘good hair isn’t by accident. It’s by appointment.’ Before your next salon visit, check these trendy images of curtain bangs for round face shapes.
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