Soft, face-framing fringe parted in the center that sweeps gently outward toward the cheekbones.
Biometric breakdown of how this haircut alters facial proportions and balance.
The center gap creates vertical visual length while the angled sides contour cheeks.
Soft sweeping curves counterbalance sharp jaw angles.
Narrows the broad forehead while accentuating high cheekbones.
Covers the upper forehead to shorten vertical facial height.
Adds width at the narrow forehead and drapes over cheekbones.
Inspired by Brigitte Bardot, curtain bangs are parted in the center, shorter in the middle, and gradually longer toward the sides, framing the eyes and cheekbones like curtains on a window.
Exact technical instructions so you get the haircut you actually want.
One-Sentence Barber Script
“Ask for Bardot-style curtain bangs, shorter in the center and hitting the cheekbones at the edges.”
Triangle section parted in the center.
Blended softly into face-framing layers.
Graduated from bridge of nose to cheekbones.
Naturally forms beautiful curves with a quick round-brush blowout.
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Common questions on styling, hair types, and barber consultations.
Yes, curtain bangs are the easiest fringe to grow out because they seamlessly blend into face-framing layers as they get longer.
A versatile, collarbone-grazing bob that provides the chicness of short hair with the styling versatility of long locks.
Layers & ShagCascading layers cut progressively longer from the cheekbones or chin down to the ends.
Layers & ShagA feathered, multi-layered cut with short face-framing layers on top and cascading long layers underneath.
