According to Satorn, curtain bangs tend to be easiest to style on loose, wavy hair, but that doesn't mean that other textures can't try them out as well. 'As long as you know your own texture and understand how your hair naturally falls, you can make them work,' he says. Part of their versatility also comes from the fact that they work with all face shapes and hair textures.

'You can hide them away, sweep them to one side, curl the longer pieces-there are lots of different options.' 'Curtain bangs are the most versatile type of bangs,' says Townsend, adding that because they're long on the sides and shorter in the middle, they can be styled in many different ways.

'The center pieces are the shortest and should fall around the bridge of the nose, getting gradually longer as you move outward towards the cheekbones.'Ĭurtain bangs have the unique quality of working with all hair types and face shapes and are a great way to change up your look without having to commit to a full, straight-across fringe. 'Curtain bangs have this cool, casual, grown-out vibe, thanks to the varying lengths of hair and face-framing pieces,' says Mark Townsend, Dove celebrity stylist. Lisa Satorn, Lisa Satorn is a senior stylist at Nine Zero One Salon in Los AngelesĪccording to stylists, if you're looking for an easy-to-manage style, the answer is a resounding yes.

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