Describing the combo of long layered hair and curtain bangs, it seems straightforward enough, but it reveals itself slowly in the chair. Some time ago, I remember a client who had a blunt cut for the majority of her adult life and she referred to it as “something that moves.” She didn’t bring a Pinterest board, and she didn’t request a specific celebrity hairstyle. All I did was add long layers and a set of curtain bangs. She shook her head a few times and let out a little cry. Hair can do that to you, and sometimes it’s not even about the hair. It’s the cathartic release of being unable to do that for so long and finally being able to express yourself.
What’s really fascinating about this combination is curtain bangs and how much they alter the look based on the layers underneath. You can go with wispy curtain bangs that are barely there or go in the opposite direction with a thick blunt cut and let that be the focus. The same idea goes for layers and curtain bangs. It’s that little push and pull that keeps this cut from feeling stale, even when it looks formulaic. I don’t often say this, but this cut combination suits more people than probably anything else I can think of.
#1: Romantic Voluminous Curls with Curtain Bangs
Wow! It’s super rare for me to stop scrolling, but your volume looks phenomenal! How did you manage to achieve that layered look where everything tapers at the top and then explodes out from the chin down? It’s so good! And the curtain bangs look soft and slightly grown out, which is nice, because anything too sharp at the fringe would clash with the big curls. I’m not sure if this was done with styling products but the curls were overlapped in a way to actually avoid the separation that comes with brushing so I guess it was either shaken out or finger combed. It’s bold and romantic, and I would estimate that about 15% of my clients could pull this off daily as an actual hairstyle, but for those that could, it would be phenomenal.
#2: Warm Chestnut Blowout with Sculpted Curtain Bangs
These results made me want to ask the stylist for a walkthrough of the process. The chestnut brown color is warm and rich with enough natural variation to not appear flat. The blown out large sculpted waves are perfectly and cascading big. The curtain bangs are long, and the swept back bangs with a polished curve join the layers that frame the face. Everything feels elegant and modern. Part of this can be attributed to the even volume and the non concentration at the crown or the ends. This is a very skilled cut.
#3: Dark Brunette Layers with Wispy Curtain Bangs
Your curtain bangs have that freshly cut feel, and I appreciate that kind of looks like they are still settling into their natural position. I also enjoy that in-between phase when the fringe has not settled just yet. The layers are nice, and I love how they flow with movement at the ends. Overall, the shape is nice and classic, and the simplicity is great. I like that this cut can be worn without the need for an extreme contrast to make it pop. It’s nice how most people will comment on haircuts by saying they think it suits the person, and this definitely has that.
#4: Classic Black Curtain Bangs with Flipped Layer Ends
This cut has so much potential because of the proportions. The curtain bangs are nice and full and not too overwhelming. They create a nice shape as they curve to each side. The large flips at the ends of the layers give playfulness to the cut. The overall length is more mid-length than long, so all of that volume is concentrated around the face and shoulders, instead of being spread out over a longer distance. Someone who wants to have a lot of personality in their hair will appreciate this cut, especially because it won’t be high maintenance. The layers will tend to stay in that position for a while after a round-brush blow dry.
#5: Honey Bronde Layered Blowout with Long Curtain Bangs
We have a warm honey bronde color melt with a deep root, creating lots of depth through the layers. With every flip and bend, layers reflect a new color, creating even more dimension beyond the cut. She has long, full curtain bangs that reach nearly down to her cheekbones. She has nice root lift as if she got a really good round brush blowout. The sides and ends are volumized to create a nice wide silhouette, adding to the dimensional shape from any angle. This is the type of style where the cut and color truly work in harmony.
#6: Minimal Dark Layers with Barely-There Curtain Bangs
These curtain bangs are as subtle as it gets, which for some is exactly what they want. The bangs are so long they likely won’t even act as bangs at all. Just a slight taper towards the end so the hair doesn’t sit flat. These curtain bangs are sapling thin so if you wanted to grow them out in a few weeks, you could do that quite easily. Anyone who hasn’t had bangs before and wants to dip their toes into the water, this is a great choice. I do appreciate the cut for the simplicity and not trying to be more than it is.
#7: Glossy Black Curled Layers with Round Curtain Bangs
The blowout features a specific roundness that brings back memories of classic looks that involve all of the hair curl under to create a full face-framing effect. The curtain bangs form a subtle inward curve at the center which helps create a soft curve, and all the layers are cut so the curls are tucked under the ends, giving a very doll-like appearance. The high level of shine makes the most difference, with a spray-on shine product making the hair look far healthier than it actually is. The cut and blowout technique are responsible for most of the work, but you may need to rely on the shine treatment for that mirror-like reflection.
#8: Smooth Dark Layers with Blown-Out Curtain Bangs
The overall appearance gives a feeling of cleanliness. Hair is layered and the ends are placed outwards in large uniform sections, and the bangs have been blown out and away from the face so they sit open with just enough of a bend so they aren’t flopping forward. It is a more rigid take on the style where each section looks like it was just wrapped around a brush during the blowout and released at the perfect moment. I can see this being great for someone with straight to slightly wavy hair wanting something polished and effortless, as this look can be achieved with a blowout and absolutely no curling iron required.
#9: Jet Black Layers with Swooping Side Curtain Bangs
These curtain bangs swoop and blend into face framing layers around the jaw in a less modern wispy and more 90s supermodel way. The layers here are wavier as well, which adds more volume in a nice “I just went to the beach” way rather than being overly styled. The softness of the color being jet black could indicate a slight warm undertone, but I wouldn’t consider it harsh. This is definitely the kind of haircut that looks good after a couple of days when the bangs have relaxed and the waves are less from whatever they looked like straight out of the salon.
#10: Dramatic Black Butterfly Layers with Curtain Bangs
I am a fan of the butterfly cut here because of how the shorter layers stand up near the face with plenty of lift and volume, while the longer layers move freely as they fall down. I also like the curtain bangs, as they are very wispy, split in the middle, and the face-framing layers have some dramatic wing flips which gives a very nice dramatic contrast to her face. The shape of the cut is further highlighted by the solid black color which has no color variation to distract from it. The overall design of the cut is clearly shown with every layer, flip and angle being the structure of the cut. That kind of styling will require a heat protectant spray on a daily basis.
#11: Jet Black Volume Layers with Wispy Fringe
That’s a lot of hair! The layers make it look easy to carry when in fact it isn’t losing any fullness. The loose unstructured waves give a natural look, like the hair was air dried and just left alone. And the curtain bangs are thin enough to avoid adding to the already heavy look. I like that the stylist left the layers long and didn’t get carried away with the texturizing because when hair is this thick, removing too much from certain areas can cause the hair to puff up instead of flowing down. It takes skill to show that much restraint.
#12: Deep Espresso Layers with Side-Swept Curtain Bangs
Looking at the ‘curtain bang’ example, this specific variation goes a bit extreme to one side, practically operating as a very deep side bang, with a center part origin. This suits those looking for the curtain bang concept while they usually have their part pulled to the side. The layers are cut smooth and uniform to just below the shoulders where they all have the same bend, and the deep dark espresso color provides even more dimension to the hair, highlighting every bend. There is an intentional weight to this cut that feels intentional, luxurious, and flows instead of feeling heavy, and this comes from the right amount of density left in the right places.
#13: Sun-Kissed Bronde Layers with Feathered Curtain Bangs
Color is almost as equally important as the cut here. The light bronde brightness around the face, particularly in the curtain bangs, provide a natural brightness to the look without being too highlighted. It feels warm, and sun-kissed. The movement in the layers is great, and the weight line at the bottom is solid enough to keep it from going too shaggy. The outer curtain bangs are exquisitely feathered and merge beautifully with the longer, face-framing layers. It’s the sort of cut that probably looks a little different each time she styles it based on how she dries the bangs. That kind of versatility is actually pretty valuable.
#14: Curly Burgundy Layers with Soft Curtain Fringe
Just look at how the cut works with her natural curls. Individual curls are clearly alive with the layering as each one can spring out without constricting the overall shape. Thin curtain bangs are cut dry and brow-length (which is surprising for curly bangs), so they don’t have that shrunk/wet look that bangs tend to have. They also sit above the eyebrow for even more of an edgy vibe. The rich and highly pigmented burgundy is definitely not some worn out color — instead it plays well with the depth you naturally get when curls cast shadows on each other. A curl defining cream would keep this looking exactly like this on day two as well.
#15: Polished Blowout Layers with Sleek Curtain Bangs
This individual has tremendous talent when it comes to blowouts. The technique is polished and very purposeful, with volume centered at the mid-lengths. The ends are styled to be curled under and away from the face in large, sweeping arches. The curtain bangs are intentional, as is the center parted fringe, and that is a good call because the blowout is meant to be the main feature. If there was too much going on at the front, it would compete with the the substantial volume at the bottom. The shine is out of this world. When the cuticle is sealed, mirror-like shine or ‘liquid’ look is created to the black under the salon lights.
#16: Soft Jet Black Waves with Gentle Curtain Bangs
It’s such a great cut! The photographs capture it all really well. The cut really moves with the long layers and creates a nice soft wave. It looks really nice and soft, just like it frames the face with the bangs. Everything looks like it moves really well! It does not look like there was a lot of fuss or effort put into it. I think I would prefer to have a style like this done while I’d be running some errands rather than one that looks labored. The color really does look alive and is really striking, so I have to assume the hair is in good health! Or this person has been going to gloss treatments frequently!
#17: Sultry Chocolate Layers with Textured Curtain Bangs
This haircut has clearly been designed with movement in mind. The mid-lengths and ends have been layered and textured internally to separate for an effortless tousled look, making this cut look like it comes with a built in styling aid. Among the cuts shown in this roundup, the curtain bangs on this look are the fullest. Eyebrow length is a bold choice, but it certainly pays off here. Thanks to the bang’s texturizing, they sit lightly rather than weighty. The dark chocolate hue is cool in it’s approached, but warm in it’s tonal value, giving the cut that just-left-the-salon look. The added warmth in the hue allows the color to convey the lived-in look even more.
#18: Flipped-Out Black Layers with Face-Framing Curtain Bangs
I love the way the ends of this hair are lifted and look like they are reaching away from the face. To achieve this look, careful layering has to be done. The weight would need to be concentrated in the middle of the hair shaft so that the ends are strong enough to keep that outward shape and not fall back in. The curtain bangs are pretty short and have an obvious middle part, with each side having a piece that curves away at the level of the cheeks. This additional face-framing really opens the look up. I also think this is a great cut to take to a stylist who is really passionate about blowout styles because it’s so obvious that she’s wearing this style fully and whole-heartedly. I think it is styled with a really good volumizing mousse.
#19: Bouncy Brunette Layers with Elegant Curtain Fringe
The curls are defined to the point that they might have been placed. It is an incredibly intentional and precise blowout and you can tell because each section is curled the same way. Each section was allowed to cool before being brushed out, which gives it that soft rounded bounciness instead of tighter spiral curls. The curtain bangs are also long enough to tuck behind the ear which is a great length to go for if you are indecisive about bangs. The chocolate brown color has a warmth that bounces the light and makes the curls look dimensional even without highlights.
#20: Straight Black Layers with Natural Curtain Bangs
I like that cut a lot, and I think I’ve heard it mentioned. Minimal layering was done to take out some of the boxiness, and so the hair could taper naturally. The curtain bangs are just a little soft with a middle part that gently grazes the eyebrows. No blowout drama curls and volume tricks, just a great haircut. Looks like it could air dry and land just right. For anyone wanting a low maintenance look from all the trends, this is it.
#21: Sleek Dark Chocolate Layers with Subtle Curtain Bangs
The best bangs don’t make a big deal out of it. When bangs blend nicely into the face-framing layers, you really have to look to see where the fringe ends and the layers start. That construction creates an effortless, more mature feel. These layers are hefty enough to hold volume towards the bottom third and flip out in that quintessential blown-out fashion. Just like that, it can elevate a more casual look without requiring any change to the outfit.
#22: Deep Burgundy Blowout with Layered Curtain Bangs
I loved this color. The deep burgundy color that looks like wine is stunning, and it is hard to achieve that it does not get muddy in the mid-lengths and ends, especially for reds as dark as this one. The curtain bangs are dramatic and swept to the sides from the middle part, so they are fully curled at the cheek and blend into the longer layers. Everything looks like it was done with a big barrel curling iron and brushed through so that the curls are bouncy and soft instead of having defined ringlets. If you’ve been considering changing your hair color to red, this is the exact version you should show your colorist. In order to keep this color from fading, get a color depositing shampoo. This will be your best friend.
#23: Voluminous Dark Layers with Swooping Curtain Bangs
There is so much movement at the ends of this cut that it looks like they could still be settling in, which is exactly the feeling you want from a quality blowout on thick hair. The longer starting layers are concentrated in the lower third of the cut, which gives a heavy, sweeping shape that kicks out at the bottom. The curtain bangs have a more side-swept than center-parted look which gives the overall appearance a more polished touch. However, it is the hair’s thickness that truly pulls this all together. A lot of volume is needed in order to create this degree of movement at the ends without it appearing stringy, and she certainly has that along with some extra.
#24: Lived-In Wavy Layers with Shaggy Curtain Bangs
I love haircuts that embody someone’s energy. There’s nothing refined about this style, and that’s intentional. Because the layers are uneven, the waves catch and bend at different spots which creates that careless kind of look. There’s a lot of interior texture in the curtain bangs, so they sit heavier on one side. That suggests they were point cut or razor cut to create that piece-y, undone look. This is the kind of style that looks better the less effort you put into it, which is pretty unusual. For anyone who doesn’t want to own a blow dryer, that’s a huge bonus.
#25: Korean-Inspired Long Layers with Wispy Curtain Bangs
I see how much detail goes into Korean layering. Here, the shortest layers brush the jaw and flip out just enough to create that lifted and open feeling around the cheekbones. In contrast, the longer layers below are oriented the other way and don’t move outward. Curtains make the bangs look softer; just a wisp or two that’s center part and tapers into the face framing layers as if it was always one blended look. This is a style that looks like it was drawn on paper first, and they nailed the execution because the blowout is half the challenge. A round brush and a bit of patience would be key if you were to recreate this at home.
#26: Long Layered Haircut with Curtain Bangs
An example of a hairstyle that is clean and effortless is this haircut. A lot of effort seems to have gone into this style, but it really is quite the opposite. The layers are arranged so that they can move individually, which creates the illusion of a weightless style without making the hair look thin. The curtain bangs are cut above the jaw to just touch the cheekbones and are textured so that they don’t fall flat and remain fluffy throughout the day. This haircut is perfect for you if you have medium to thick hair and want to look sophisticated without being over the top. A good texturizing spray will help the layers fall nicely.
#27 Chic Long Layers with Soft Curtain Bangs
I recognize the level of skill demonstrated in this cut, particularly this person’s understanding of weight distribution. It appears she/he/they realized that some interior density reduction was needed, while the perimeter should be left intact, which is a very strong skill to have. The bangs are seamlessly blended with the face-framing pieces, which provides a continuity that is often missing in layered cuts. The multi-toned color is a nice touch, and it provides warmth exactly where the light hits the layers. That kind of thought in the cut and color is what elevates a good result to one that makes you double take.
#28 Layered Long Hair with Elegant Curtain Bangs
This cut is very quiet in the work that it is doing. The layers are long and internal so it almost reads from a distance as a one length style cut, but the second the hair moves, you see everything happening underneath. The bangs are doing exactly what curtain bangs should do, which is soften, without shrinking the face. That silky texture is carrying a lot of the visual weight here. It’s the kind of cut I’d give someone who wants to look polished at work, and relaxed on the weekend, without changing a thing.
#29 Long Layered Hair with Soft Curtain Bangs
There is an amazing use of color here, and even the grow-out looks good with some grey blending into the darker roots. Instead of fighting that, the cut leans into it. The straight texture displays all the shine, and the layers are just enough to keep the length while still providing that sense of movement when you turn your head. This is a cut for someone who wants simplicity and isn’t going to spend forty minutes with a round brush every morning.
#30 Trendy Long Layers with Flattering Curtain Bangs
The balayage looks very nice and is well placed where the hair naturally breaks, so it looks more natural and not stripy. Then there is a soft wave through the ends which adds to the softness overall, I find it super nice. The bangs here are cut longer compared to the rest of the collection, which I like on this face shape because it draws focus to the eyes without being too heavy on the forehead. I think this is a look that definitely gets better on day two and I honesty think it looks super nice.
#31 Softly Layered Long Hair with Curtain Bangs
This is designed for finer textures and you can tell. The layers are designed to remove bulk as little as possible and create fullness, because with less density you have to be extremely careful with where you remove weight. The curtain bangs are softened so that they won’t part and look stringy by midday, which is the most common complaint I hear from fine-haired clients who’ve had bangs. The highlights are doing their job as well, bringing visual thickness where it is most needed.
#32 Luxurious Long Layers with Soft Curtain Bangs
Thick hair is an advantage here. The layers start low enough that the overall shape stays full and heavy in a good way, and the hair has real substance to it, but there is enough internal layering to keep it from becoming a wall. The curtain bangs sit beautifully here, though I will be honest, on hair this thick they’ll require a quick pass with a flat iron or a blow dry to behave in a uniform manner. The result will be worth the effort, as it will give that effortless quality that people always ask for, but so seldom achieve.
#33 Elegant Long Layers with Soft Curtain Bangs
I think this is very sophisticated and has some interesting subtleties. The shading and blending look very soft and almost like natural color variation rather than a purposeful color placement. It adds depth to the layers which you would miss out on with a flat single-process color. The hair looks fine and the layering is just right for adding body and movement without leaving the ends too see through. The bangs are soft enough to grow out really nicely which is something to consider when committing to a fringe.
#34 Warm Auburn Layers with Soft Curtain Bangs
I love how stunning yet warm this auburn shade is. It’s difficult to achieve that kind of warmth without being too brassy. The way it catches light affords more definition to the layers beyond what the cut would achieve alone. The bangs are doing something fun too; they are trimmed to arc so they follow the cheekbone rather than just falling straight down, and that helps a lot with face shaping. If you like warmer colors, and have been holding back, this would be the color I would show you in the chair.
#35 Modern Silvery Layers with Gentle Curtain Bangs
I won’t sugarcoat it; going silver is a commitment. That said, the results are stunning. The cut is great because the soft & minimal layers really allow the color to shine. On silver or light hair, too many layers can create a damaged appearance rather than an intentional one. This is a great example of how cut restraint can be effective. The relaxed texture is a nice touch, keeping it from looking too precious. Expect to use a good purple shampoo to maintain that tone between appointments.
#36 Stylish Long Layers with Textured Curtain Bangs
I really appreciate the color gradient. The stylist had just the right amount of variation to show off the color without taking away from the cut. End-textured layers create that ‘lived-in’ look that people mean when they say they want something effort less. The bangs blend into the longer pieces so well it is hard to tell where the fringe finishes and where the face-framing starts and that is exactly how it should be. Overall, the cut is clean and well executed.
#37 Dynamic Long Layers with Curtain Bangs
The layers start at the shoulders and go downwards which gives the hair a nice flow and movement. It is a great haircut option for someone who wants to wear their hair straight one day and then use a curling iron to add some waves the next day. The layers help to create a sense of balance and support for any look to be accomplished rather than seem like they were made for just one. The curtain bangs are of good length, not so short and high maintenance and not so long and lose themselves. A very good haircut option that you won’t regret for a long time.
#38 Chic Long Layered Hair with Face-Framing Curtain Bangs
I like the haircut and how it uses the gentle waves in the hair. This is what I want to see. The layers were added so that the final result is more about guiding the hair to where it should go, instead of forcing it. The curtain bangs have just the right amount of weight to keep them in place, which may sound unimportant, but it can be very annoying to spend a day pushing hair out of your eyes. This is the most kind of timeless haircut that won’t be dated in five years.
#39 Rich Copper Long Layers with Soft Curtain Bangs
Wow, this copper color is beautiful. The depth of color is warm and luxurious, especially because it avoids the true orange tones that many coppers have. The hair is shiny and thick, and the layers are expertly done to control that good volume while also letting the colors blend and shift with movement. The curtain fringe softens what could have otherwise been a heavy look. There is no other way to say it, this look is going to be high maintenance with regular color and cut upkeep. But the payoff is there. This is a look that you will want to maintain, unlike other looks that you maintain to keep them looking good.
#40 Radiant Long Layers with Soft Curtain Bangs
There is some great detail done on the hair’s shading. It shows the depth of the hair in all the correct areas where the layers break and highlight. The hair is so dense that you can add generous layers without losing fullness at the ends. The straight and slightly wavy texture is very clean and adds that something extra. The curtain bangs are nicely done and sit just at the right height to frame the face without concealing too much. I can imagine that they would look lovely when just air dried.
#41 Voluminous Long Layers with Face-Framing Curtain Bangs
There is a lot of volume here and it is mostly due to the layering. This is the type of cut what will give some height if your hair lies flat. The curtain bangs that hit the face, keep it all together, and the volume from the style isn’t making you feel “big” in an unflattering way. The different layered shades make it even richer and the depth and body of the cut are great. With this, a little volumizing mousse at the roots would make it go from great to amazing.
#42 Chic Long Layers with Subtle Curtain Bangs
The best bangs are often the ones that say the least, and that is exactly what happens here. They blend so well into the longer pieces that the cut reads as one solid shape instead of a style with different parts. The highlights are done just enough so that the color doesn’t read as flat. This is the type of cut I would recommend to someone who is hesistant about getting bangs for the first time. The level of commitment is low, and the grow-out is virtually undetectable.
#43 Warm Chestnut Layers with Flattering Curtain Bangs
I love how the chestnut shade has a warmth that changes with the light. In the day, it looks golden, but with artificial light, it switches to a deep, rich tone. The cut is well done too. The layers keeping some length and the waves add to the personality. The curtain bangs are cut aross the middle, and that works with the overall symmetry of the look. The combination is great, and the color does most of the work.
#44 Modern Long Layers with Soft Curtain Bangs
These highlights provide that sunkissed look that great balayage offers, focusing more on the face and top layers where they will be more visible. The layering is moderate, enough to add texture and movement without a huge change in the overall silhouette and the curtain bangs compliment the face in a deliberate but not overly fussy way. If you want dimension in both cut and color, but you don’t want to feel like you’re \”wearing a hairstyle,\” this is a great blueprint to take to your next appointment.
#45 Softly Layered Long Hair with Feathered Curtain Bangs
These bangs look amazing with the feathered effect; they are very light and wispy and can be moved with the lightest of breezes. The silvery hue is very interesting as it can brighten the face while lacking the warmth most people tend to use. On the right skin tone it can be extremely transformative. The long layers, soft and silky finish to the middle of the back and have just the right amount of texture to keep them looking interesting. Hair of this type is the finest and it needs just that amount of texture to keep the ends from looking scraggly.
#46 Effortless Long Layers with Soft Curtain Bangs
I like how the lighter strands in the front look like an extension of the curtain bangs and help highlight the face in a natural way. The layering is very professional, longer in the back and shorter around the front which really captures that effortless look that very few hairstyles achieve. The waves in the lengths give the impression that she’s been sleeping on her hair just a little damp, which is meant to be the highest compliment this haircut can hold.
#47 Luxurious Long Layers with Textured Curtain Bangs
I love the texture of these bangs! Instead of being flat, they have a nice piecey look which adds some dimension and keeps them from looking bulky. The rest of the cut is very crisp and nicely balanced. It has a few layers that are a little more felt than seen which gives some internal movement while avoiding any visible graduation lines. The shine on this hair either demonstrates that the hair is in fact healthy, or that a good gloss treatment was done, which really elevates the look. If your hair is fine, then internal layering like this is the best way to achieve fullness without adding weight at the ends.
#48 Elegant Silvery Layers with Soft Curtain Bangs
The silver looks really gorgeous, and this one has a nice softness to it which I really like. The layers are long and conservative which maintains the natural fall of the hair and creates enough separation to see the dimension of the color. The curtain bangs are gently curved instead of cut bluntly, which adds a more feminine touch. This also allows them to blend back into the style when pushed to the side. The overall impression with such a precise color is polished without being stiff; this is a fine line to walk.
#49 Textured Long Layers with Face-Framing Curtain Bangs
This is thick hair and has a rich, multi-dimensional color and the cut is giving it just the right amount of freedom. The layers are intentionally textured, each creating slight separation from the next so that the color has room to express its full range. The curtain bangs here are substantial, not at all wispy, and they work because the overall density of the hair can carry that weight. The balayage highlights are in the face framing pieces and top layers where they’ll receive the most sun and notice, which indicates to me that the colorist was thinking about how this looks in real life, not just under salon lights.
#50 Softly Layered Long Hair with Face-Enhancing Curtain Bangs
With layering, your hairstyle will feel lighter and more airy. It cools your hair so that it doesn’t feel as heavy, as it removes some of the inner weight, leaving lots of fullness on the outer perimeter. So you really get the best of both worlds! Curtain bangs are cut to compliment the face in a softer, more natural way than a geometric look. The soft finish, paired with a warm carmel or toffee color will work perfectly. It will give the style dimension but won’t compete with the movement in your hair.
#51 Effortlessly Layered Long Hair with Soft Curtain Bangs
The front of this cut features blended highlights that softly brighten the face. I believe this is an indication of good coloring. The layers fall just below the shoulders which is a length that works really well alongside curtain bangs as everything is proportioned nicely. The styling here is kept minimal which I love, as it lets the cut do the work instead of the tools. It’s a good one to end on as it encapsulates what makes this combination so good. When the cut is right and the bangs are right, there’s little else you need.
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