How to flat iron curtain bangs

How to Flat Iron Curtain Bangs

Curtain bangs work best on medium- length and long hair. Hair that's too short will give too much of a square silhouette, and this hairstyle looks best with a center parting. To style curtain bangs, start by using a comb to make an even line on both sides, almost like a triangle shape to add fullness. Don't go too far into your middle part and put away the rest of your hair so it's not in the way.

Next, separate the bangs from your hair and hold them directly on your head. Apply a small amount of heat protectant to the roots and smooth on the hair from the root to the tip. Brush your bangs to remove any excess foam. Hold the bangs horizontally with the flat iron and hold it for a few seconds. Then, slowly rotate the iron downwards.

To achieve a sleek and polished look, you can also style your curtain bangs 3 different ways. One way is to use a round brush and blow-dry your bangs up and away from your face. Another way is to curl your bangs using a small curling iron and medium-hold spray. And finally, you can use a slim flat iron to create a swing to the sides.

For women with curtain bangs, a thick curling iron is an easy tool to create that perfect swing to the sides. According to de Zeeuw, "Make sure you direct the hair towards the face." To protect your hair from heat damage, spritz damp hair with L'Oral Paris Elvive Dream Lengths Heat Slayer Pre-Iron Spray Leave-In before styling.

In summary, styling curtain bangs requires some effort and patience, but the end result is worth it. With a few simple steps and the right tools, you can achieve a beautiful and stylish look that frames your face perfectly.