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Always avoid cutting curls too short, otherwise they might shrink into a micro bangs situation.

Texture: Clients with curly hair? How do they wear it on a daily basis? Cutting a longer or asymmetrical fringe works best if they typically wear it curly.“Or I can change it more into a square or rectangular to incorporate some of the sides to make the illusion of having more hair.” This shape will add fullness. “If someone has finer texture around the hairline, I will move farther back with a triangular section,” says Joel. Here’s how to determine the most flattering, wearable fringe for your client’s hair type: Fringe Factors: How To Choose The Best Fringe That’s why we’re breaking down texture master Joel Torres’ best fringe-cutting tips and videos to achieve face-framing, asymmetrical and concave curtain bangs.

Whether they create a subtle frame around the face or a dramatic curtain sweeping effect, all the best shags are paired with fringe. Below, Lopez is sharing his six top curtain bang–centric styling tips along with the must-have products you'll need to deck out your new routine.’70s Curtain Fringe-Cutting Tips From we shag now or later? The ’70s shag haircut-think choppy, face-framing layers with texture for days-resurfaced a few years ago and we’ve been feelin’ the fringe frenzy ever since. If you have your sights set on the chop or if you've already taken the plunge and are in need of some pro-level styling tips, don't fret. Of course, like any specific haircut, getting used to and styling curtain bangs can take some training and patience. Lopez notes they can even give the face a subtle slimming effect (if you're into that) since they simultaneously open up the eye area and hug in your cheekbones. Not only are curtain bangs chic and beautiful in their own right, but they also have the added benefit of immediately elevating the look of ponytails or messy buns. Unless you have super-coily or textured hair, they're wearable for almost any length or hair type." " Curtain bangs gently split open in the center, and they sit just along the cheekbones. "Curtain bangs are soft, flowy, and longer than more traditional styles of fringe or bangs that sit at or above the brow," explains celebrity hairstylist David Lopez.