Curly bangs: 4 types to choose the one that best suits you and your haircut

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30/ Curly bangs: 4 types to choose the one that best suits you and your haircut

Check out 4 models of curly bangs and learn how to cut them step by step (Photo: Instagram @cheverayuweldagoed)

Do you have curly hair and want to cut your bangs? We separate 4 curly fringe models for you to choose from! (Photo: Instagram @natalieannehair)

Fringe for curly hair is a trend for 2021 (Photo: Instagram @aminamarie)

Curly curtain bangs never go out of style, you can check out the other 3 types that are most used today (Photo: Instagram @micaelaverrelien)

The bangs for curly hair can be voluminous or without volume, it depends on your preference! (Photo: Instagram @raerodriguez_)

The curly bangs can be short, medium or long, and you can't deny that it looks beautiful in every way! (Photo: Instagram @tashimrod)

The fringe full of volume is the face of curly hair! (Photo: Instagram @globalcoutureblog)

Straight bangs can also be worn with curly ones (Photo: Instagram @commonsenseandcurly)

See trends of shredded curly bangs and learn how to cut! (Photo: Instagram @alysha.zahraa)

Learn all about frizzy curly bangs and learn how to cut them step by step (Photo: Instagram @heavenmarley)

On curly and frizzy hair, the frayed fringe helps enhance the curls (Photo: Instagram @curlssngirls)

Curly bangs can also be swept to the side for a more delicate look (Photo: Instagram @gabiwithcurls)

Until a few years ago, curly bangs were almost the property of straight bangs: we left the rest of the hair curly while the bangs were flat ironed. Now, times have changed and our bangs will be worn natural, yes, like the rest of the curly locks! But with so many options, we are confused about what our ideal bangs would be, right? To help you choose the best one, Fica Diva has separated 4 types of curly bangs that match your haircut, your face shape and your style. Come and see!

1. Shredded curly bangs are a trend that is here to stay

A favorite among women in recent times, the frayed or spiked bangs go super well on curly, frizzy and voluminous hair. The layered cut with frayed strands balances the weight of the ends, leaving the curls defined and full of movement. The bangs for curly hair with a layered hairstyle are very suitable for divas with a round or square face, as a round face is delicate while a square face calls for more disconnected cuts to soften the contour. Our suggestion is that your hair is shoulder-length or slightly below it for this type of bangs, but all cuts look glamorous. The frayed fringe gives a super relaxed and youthful look, so if that's your style, try it!

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2. Curly straight bangs conquered long oval face divas

Some say that straight bangs only suit straight hair, but that's an outdated thought! Straight bangs are also a trend that is increasingly conquering curly ones, as well as straight cuts. This type of bangs fits best on divas with wavy, curly and frizzy hair that don't have as much volume, as the strands are straight and can end up giving a heavy look to the ends of voluminous hair, but if that's your intention, go with all! In addition, straight bangs look great on women who have a long oval face shape and who have short or medium curly locks.

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3. Curly hair with side bangs suits the round curly face

The side bangs are positioned on one side of the face, and help in creating different hairstyles for medium and long curly hair. As it gives the impression of elongating the face, it combines perfectly with wavy, curly and curly round faces that have this objective. The side bangs go well with all types of cuts, and for a better finish, the ideal is to make a well disconnected and layered side bangs, so as not to leave it symmetrical and to soften the look a lot.

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4. The curly curtain fringe makes the layered cuts more delicate and with movement

One way to style long curly bangs is to divide them in the middle, giving the curtain effect, ideal for hairstyles or to leave your hair loose. This bangs goes super well on round faces to balance the proportions of the face, squares to soften the corners of the jaw and even oval faces, for harmonizing the elongated face. This fringe is perfect on short and medium cuts that are already frayed, and our recommendation is that, to ensure movement to the hair, you also fray the fringe, or at least the ends of it.

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Step by step to cut curly bangs

In case you don't want to cut the curly bangs in the salon, it is very important that you know how to cut the bangs yourself. It is worth being careful with the shrinkage factor of curly and kinky hair, which makes the strands appear larger when wet and smaller when dry. To avoid shrinkage, you must cut your bangs with the strands very dry to see how the final result will be! And for more difficult types of bangs, such as curtain bangs, the recommendation is that you look for a professional curls hairdresser.

Now that you know that, check out the step by step on how to cut curly bangs by yourself:

1 step: divide the hair in half, separate the amount that will be the bangs and secure the rest of the strands;
2 step: start cutting the bangs a few fingers below the forehead to avoid the strands being shorter than expected. Keep cutting little by little until you get the result you like;
3 step: if you want a longer side, the tip is to twist the strand before cutting it. To give more movement to the wires, fray the ends;
4 step: apply a curl activator to finish the curly bangs.

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How to finish curly bangs: Fitting and fingering

Now that you've decided what your favorite curly hair style with bangs is, it's important that your finish is flawless! You can use the combing cream or curl activator of your choice and choose between fitage or finger liss.

Fitting is the process of separating your bangs into strands (thin or thick, you're in charge!), intertwining your fingers in the strands and pulling them to the ends of the strands, making the strands turn into curly “ribbons”. Dedoliss is the technique of curling the locks until the curls gain the definition you want. In both processes, you can open the curls and scrunch them to give them a more natural look, and don't forget to tape and finger-twist the strands moistened with styling cream for a better finish.

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