All things bangs

Bangs are making a comeback in a big way! And for good reason - bangs look good on everyone. There are many different bang styles to explore based on your desired look, face shape, and hair type. 

Curly bangs

 
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Think that because you have curly hair,  you can’t wear bangs? Think again! There are many options for you if you have curly hair. This modern cut allows for easy styling as the bangs are cut around eyebrow length for ease of styling. If you have curly hair and want to add bangs, adding a curl creme to your routine will give you a polished yet fun curly bang look. We love R+Co's Turntable Curl Defining Creme for this purpose.  

Micro bangs

 
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Here is Halle Berry rocking a micro bob and bangs - and she looks so effortlessly chic. We love how her micro bangs complement her micro bob for a seamless look.

Curtain bangs

 
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First made popular in the ‘60s and ‘70s by actresses like Brigette Bardot and Jane Birkin, curtain bangs—as the name suggests—are parted down the middle (or, sometimes, to the left or right) and swept to each side, so they perfectly frame your face and eyes. 
Curtain bangs can vary in length, although they are typically shorter in the center and longer on the sides to blend with the rest of your hair.  
Here’s the best thing about any bang style: Your stylist will make sure that your bang style of choice will be tailored to best suit your features. When you talk to your stylist about having bangs cut, let them know how you usually wear your hair as this will help determine the right length and depth of your bangs.
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