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Do this by blow-drying your widow's peak in the opposite direction that it naturally falls. If you have a widow's peak, then you'll want to work on reversing the natural sway of your part. You can use either brush for this approach, but a round brush will deliver more bounce and volume. "Almost as if you are trying to flip the ends upward," he adds.īy keeping the roots flat but the ends swooped, you'll achieve the classic curtain bangs style-not too round, not too flat.

Finish with Redken Dry Shampoo Paste 05 to give the desired separation of a paste that won’t get too oily due to the balance of the dry shampoo.After separating your bangs from the rest of your hair, start with "The roots facing down toward the face but the ends sweeping upward toward the top of the head, which can be counterintuitive," celebrity hairstylist and co-founder of Trademark Beauty Joseph Maine tells mbg.

For the sides, take a horizontal section with 90° elevation and a strong diagonal finger angle, and softly and deeply point cut parallel to the hair to create sides that are textured and long, but still connected to the middle fringe.

Then, point cut at 90° elevation parallel to the hair with a Sam Villa Artist Series 6.25 Shear to create soft texture.

When cutting the middle, take a vertical section and a slightly over direct it to the center.

Don’t be intimidated to start the fringe section at or behind the high point of the head.

Wrap dry hair into its natural fall before cutting to better judge length, and err on the side of caution by cutting less and choosing a length that is just barely out of the eyes in the center.

“In addition to curtain fringe being longer, it’s also starting at or behind the highest point of the head to add more drama, so don’t be afraid to take that larger section!” advises Carruthers. To see Carruthers cut long curtain fringe, watch the video tutorial and steps below! And according to Andrew Carruthers, Education Director for Sam Villa, the current trend is a long curtain fringe that spits in the middle and drops to drastically longer side sweeping lengths on the sides.

It is characterized as any form of fringe that is shorter in the middle than on the sides. While you’ll be busy chatting it up with your clients about what style and length are best for them, don’t forget to brush up on a few basics behind the chair.Ĭurtain fringe is a sought after style because of its ability to look beautiful on almost anyone. Whether they are looking for a new face-frame a way to make a statement or are simply bored with their same old style – they’ll want to take into account their lifestyle and a few styling hacks prior to making the chop. On the heels of fashion weeks, a new season of styles, and the change in temps, clients everywhere have been asking for fringe.