Bangs have maintained their status as a fun, versatile hairstyle throughout the decades.
From choppy to stringy to side-swept, the options are endless.
A fringe cut is also versatile, allowing all hair textures to try their hand at a new ‘do.
Bangs are gorgeous and indeed attainable on curly hair, with a few adjustments.
“Curls make for amazing bangs,” celebrity stylist Mark Townsend toldOprah Daily.
“Just be sure to keep them much longer than straight hair, since they shrink.”
Reminiscent of the ’70s, this style consists of wispy, soft-layered cuts that perfectly frame your face.
The style, which looks purposely choppy and grown out, is the curtain bangs sultry older sister.
There are also the ever-trendy ’90s ruffled bangs, best worn by singer Selena Quintanilla.
Those with longer diamond and oval faces have a bit more lenience to play with asymmetric, edgier cuts.
Those with longer faces should focus on full-bodied fringe to avoid lengthening the forehead, perThe Skincare Edit.
But, these are all merely guidelines.
