The obvious difference between face-framing layers and curtain bangs is that one is a longer ... Or if they’re cut at an angle, they will naturally curl at the end unless styled differently.

"Bottleneck bangs are the ultimate 70's inspired, super flattering, face-framing, cutting technique ... bangs that skim your cheekbones at an angle that flatters your face and sits somewhere ...

Experts generally agree that the most flattering bangs for round faces are curtain ones, creating a thin and wispy frame around your features, which Andreas Wild, a stylist at Larry King Notting ...

“Since this look is slightly shorter in the center and has more length on the sides, they can soften the appearance by framing the eyes and face.” Polko suggests long and layered ...

That doesn’t mean you miss out on the face-framing allure, though. The overall result when you’re wearing these bangs with a side part will be pretty similar, according to Hershberger.

The angle of the bangs will elongate your face and give ... emphasizing the strands in the front to frame the face while pulling back the bulk of hair," says Fitzsimons. As a general rule of ...

And bangs cut straight across usually don’t work as well because they can create a boxy appearance. Instead, have them cut on an angle. You have to frame the face nicely so you can accentuate ...

"Then, angle the brush sideways in a vertical ... If you've got long, face-framing curtain bangs, Kyle recommends pairing them with volume at the crown and roots as it makes the hair look fuller ...

The ways in which you can cut bangs is so vast, so encyclopedic, it could merit its own Dr. Seuss poem. You can chop bangs to frame the eyes ... hair inspo, your face shape, or your reason ...

“Side swept bangs work well for those who have a round face shape because it can create an angle that the face doesn ... hairstylis Laura Polko. Face framing bangs also work well, as they ...