#1: Modern Short Cut with Bangs
Are you looking for a stylish short haircut that goes well with curtain bangs? The expertly shaped bangs and short-trimmed ends will enhance your facial features.
#2 Low-Maintenance Bob with Curtain Fringe for Women Over 70
A low-maintenance bob with a curtain fringe for women over 70 could be the perfect look for you. Ask your stylist if this look would work for your face shape. Spritz some Redken Guts 10 on your root area and rub it in before blow drying to get extra volume.
#3: Middle Parted Bob with Curtain Fringe
A bob with a middle part and curtain fringe is currently in vogue. Curtain fringe looks the best when the center is parted because it creates a symmetrical look while also grazing and emphasizing the cheekbones. By including a fringe, you can tailor it more perfectly to your style and face shape.
#4: Curtain Fringe with Light Brown-Auburn Tones
Revamp your short hair by adding light brown-auburn tones and a curtain bang. The fringe helps highlight the warm red and gold tones throughout your style. Remember, you can adjust the levels of auburn and brown as per your comfort and the time you have for upkeep.
#5: Short Layered Hair with Curtain Bangs for Women Over 40
Consider short layered hair with curtain bangs for women over 40 as your new style. Shorter bangs and soft layers work well on long or oval face shapes. The short layers perk up elongated facial features and freshen them up.
#6: Short Bob with Curtain Fringe Makeover
Try this short bob with a curtain fringe. If you want to try this style, ask for a stylist specializing in bob haircuts.
#7: Messy Bob with Bardot Bangs
I love this messy bob with bardot bangs! Your best bet to achieve this look would be to make sure you use a smoothing product with hold as well. If you can, talk with your stylist at your next appointment and see if this is an option.
#8: Curtain Fringe with Short Flippy Layers
This is the perfect way to add a modern touch when you want the best. This look works on all hair types. From fine to thick strands, it will enhance any woman’s hairstyle without fail. Have your stylist cut a curtain-shaped fringe that will flow away from the face.
#9: Modern Blunt Bob
If you have a wider set forehead but want to rock an edgy bob cut, I suggest trying soft curtain bangs. If your hair is straight, your best bet is a straight razor cut. This will allow movement in your hair, making your hair easier to deal with. Round brushing your bangs will give you the curvature you need to shape them.
#10: Chin-Length Shag Bob with Fringe Bangs
A chin-length shag bob with fringe bangs is a popular new shape. A shaggy shape can be cut with a featured razor to maximize the wispy ends. It works best on hair with texture. You might want to add movement with a curling wand for women with pin-straight hair. A curling wand is used only at the ends to achieve a flat, textured style. Layered hair needs trimming every five weeks.
#11: Rainbow-Inspired Bob
A rainbow-inspired bob is a great and bold style. Your colorist should discuss the best care practices when deciding on a color scheme. Your hair colorist should work with you to find the best options.
#12: Short Haircut with Long Curtain Bangs
A short haircut with long curtain bangs is perfect for a face-framing shape. The long fringe hits around the nose and compliments rounder facial features. If you’re not ready to commit to a full fringe, this length grows out quite easily. Short haircuts can make your damaged hair look healthy and strong.
#13: Bob with Layers
A bob with layers is a great choice to spruce up your style. Ask your hairstylist to point-cut your layers to create a light and moveable shape. This technique creates texture on pin-straight hair. Try blow-drying using the nozzle of your blow-dryer to tousle the layers without a brush for a messy, lived-in finish.
Related: Best short hairstyles with bangs for straight hair.
#14: Jaw-Length Edgy Bob with Middle-Parted Bangs
Opt for a jaw-length edgy bob with middle-parted bangs. It could be the perfect style to try if you love short hair but like some length to frame your face. The cut is sleek and modern, a bit high maintenance, but is totally worth it. Ask your stylist if they would recommend an edgy bob for you.
#15: Neck-Length Shag with Center-Parted Bangs
A neck-length shag with center-parted bangs brings attention to your eyes and jawline. The light feminine layered shag helps remove bulk and carves out your natural wave.
#16: Short Shag with Fringe
A short shag with fringe is the new bob! Fall in love with short hairstyles that are low-maintenance and enhance your natural texture.
#17: Feathered Cut with Face-Framing Fringe
A feathered cut with face-framing fringe is a beautiful option for growing your hair. The length can be maintained while creating volume and bounce through the crown and face.
#18: Wispy Bangs for Older Women with Shorter Hair
Wispy bangs for older women with shorter hair are the perfect short, low-maintenance haircut. Try this haircut to soften and hide forehead wrinkles and bring body to your finer grey hair.
#19: 70s-Inspired Fringe for Women Over 30
A 70s-inspired fringe for women over 30 can bring life to grown-out pandemic hair. Don’t you love haircuts with curtain bangs? A bob hairstyle is the perfect match for women with naturally wavy hair.
#20: Wavy Hair with Middle-Part Bangs
Short wavy hair with middle-part bangs is perfect for a long-awaited transformation. When looking for a new fresh look consider this short style. Every hair type can rock this style.
#21: Messy Short Hairstyle with Fringe
Try a messy short hairstyle with fringe for something fun and new. This style has the soft movement that everyone is looking for. Styling is easy, upkeep is easy, who wouldn’t want to try this chic style? Rub a small amount of Osis Thrill into your fingers and rub it into the end of your hair after styling for this perfectly piecey look.
#22: Shaggy Bob with Center-Part Bangs
Try a shaggy bob with center-part bangs for something fun and sassy. If you have fine, lifeless hair and want to add some volume, this style could work wonders for you.
#23: Layered Pixie with Voluminous Mid-Part Fringe
Be completely wowed by this layered pixie with a voluminous mid-part fringe. If you have ultra-thick hair and are looking for something low-maintenance and light, this is the style for you.
#24: Small Bangs for Women Over 60
Try small bangs for women over 60 to instantly upgrade your style. Cuts should be shorter in the center and longer toward the cheek while creating a soft face frame. This shape is perfect to soften stubborn lines and wrinkles on the forehead. They can be blown straight down or blown backward at the cheek for a stylish finish. Curtain bangs need trimming every 4-5 weeks.
#25: Ear-Length Pixie Cut with Bangs
An ear-length pixie cut with bangs is a good transition cut if you’re bored with your bob. Keeping the ears covered makes you feel like you still have some hair, but the pixie cut gives you some upgraded style.
#26: Short Crop with Bardot Bangs
Consider a short crop with Bardot bangs for an easy-to-care hairstyle. Its relaxed and messy shape is achievable with many layers for a soft, tousled finish. Try styling the top forward and piecing the ends around the face outward with some wax; you’ll be ready to go in no time. Short hair is perfect for women on the go who want a funky style.
#27: Straight Bangs on a Short Cut
Straight bangs on a short cut are a cute combination. Curtain bangs can be blow-dried under or off to each side. Be careful not to round them too much when blow-drying. Don’t use a small round brush; try a medium size instead. It will help keep your style up-to-date.
#28: Curly Bob with Curly Bangs
A curly bob with bangs can work on any hair texture. If your hair is curly, tame it with a 1-inch round brush, blow dryer, and a smoothing cream to calm the curl just a tad bit. Try softening the bangs by blow-drying them backward. It softens your curls without creating too much volume. Don’t be afraid to try a short haircut, even if you have curly hair.
#29: Razor Cut Shag with Bardot Bangs
A razor-cut shag with Bardot bangs is a trending hairstyle that looks great on young women. A middle part compliments this messy shape. A feathered razor cut promotes movement and texture and is best used on medium to thick hair. It can be used on the ends or to bulk out internally to help your cut lay flatter. Try using styling wax as your finishing product to achieve a lived-in finish. A haircut with curtain bangs can work on most face shapes and is super cute to style.
#30: Sleek Bob with Bangs for Straight Hair
Choose a sleek bob to achieve a timeless, polished finish. Make sure you keep this style blunt cut to maximize the impact. A semi-permanent sealer is beneficial to seal the cuticle and create an extra glossy finish. Blow-dry with a medium-size round brush and try Redken’s Oil For All, which increases shine and is great for all hair types. A short style needs trimming every five weeks to maintain its shape.
Related: See more straight hair ideas with curtain bangs. or all types of bangs for straight hair.
#31: Short Curtain Bangs for Women Over 50
Short bangs for women over 50 take years off your appearance. Short fringe is a great choice to balance out longer face shapes, especially when coupled with a chin-length cut.
#32: French Bob with Bardot-Style Bangs
Try a cute French bob with Bardot-style bangs to quickly upgrade your appearance. To achieve a French bob, ask your hairstylist for medium-length layers to create movement and maintain the bob line. The Bardot-style bangs are styled with a touch of wax pieced away from the face. Air-drying is highly suggested to avoid creating any volume in this shape.
#33: Pixie Cut with Curtain Bangs
A pixie cut with curtain bangs is a cute and fun cut. Ask your stylist for 2 to 3-inch layers around the head for a tousled style. A pixie cut works on most hair densities and is easy to style with a dime-size amount of wax added for an extra layer of texture.
#34: Curtain Bangs for Short Hair
Curtain bangs for short hair look great on all face shapes. They look fabulous parted in the middle and can be parted off-center for variation. Any hair texture can benefit from a curtain bang. It’s best blow-dried slightly off the face using a medium-round brush.
#35: Shaggy Bob with Curtain Bangs
A shaggy bob with curtain bangs is the perfect haircut for all face shapes and hair types. A shaggy bob typically has many layers but can also be customized with bangs, fringe, and more!
Related: Best ways to pair curtain fringe with a shaggy bob.
#36: Fringe for Short Brown Hair
Fringe for short brown hair is ideal going into warmer weather. Short hairstyles dress up an average silhouette with this trendy take, thus opening up style versatility for all densities.
#37: Short Ombre with Fringe
Curtain bangs are here to stay, and a short ombre is beautifully chic. A short layered haircut with an ombre effect works well on fine to medium hair since the color contrast and shorter pieces make the hair appear thicker. A few short layers blended into the fringe around the face produce airy volume and effortless style, especially if finished with a texture spray and a little styling paste on the ends.
The ever-so-popular curtain bangs on short hair is an edgy and volume-boosting accessory to the tresses. They consist of a middle partition, with the fringe resting on both sides of the face. It highlights your best features, creating a charming radiance.
Samantha Lovier, a blonde and short hair specialist from Roy, UT, shares her views on this cut. “It’s an easy way to spice up your look in an instant without the need to add color or make a big chop,” she says. “It’d be beneficial for women seeking more volume around their face.”
It’s all about the aesthetic details with curtain bangs. “The key to creating an eye-catching fringe is by adding the right amount of texture,” says Lovier. “It’s not as simple as it looks, as it can take some time to fine-tune it for a specific face shape and haircut.”
Styling and upkeep are essentials to pulling off curtain bangs. “Daily styling and trimming every couple of weeks to maintain the shape of the cut is vital,” she says. “This would be a drawback for women who prefer a low-maintenance, fuss-free hairstyle.”
To achieve the best results, Lovier suggests choosing a stylist who’s an expert in creating bangs. “The fringe area is the most noticeable, so it’s something you want to see done right. Your hairstylist can also offer you helpful tips to ease your styling routine at home.”
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