
Using your guide, continue this through the entire bang section with no elevation.
Using a razor or shears, cut a guide from middle part to recession/temples on each side, creating an inverted V shape on the forehead, and choose the appropriate length/angle to suit your client. Part bang section down the middle and – following the hairline – take a small cutting section on each side to create your guide. Determine the bang section by creating a triangle from hairline recessions to middle round of head. Since they are textured with ample weight removal, and are left longer in the corners, they tend to fall effortlessly across the forehead and can be easily swept to the sides as they grow out to create a soft curtain bang. Shaggy bangs are customizable and great for most hair types. Katie Pattison, Haircutting Specialist and Owner at Love Salon in Portland, OR Sweep fringe to one side to showcase softness and hide the mini pieces or go with a middle part to highlight the bold shorter fringe.
Cut curtain fringe with the rest of the face framing hair to craft soft texture and duality.Take a small center triangle section and point cut hair short with a Sam Villa Signature Series Wet Cutting Shear 6.25” to create a statement piece in the center.
Women don’t want to look the same every day, they want the best of both worlds! The Bardot fringe, a natural progression from curtain fringe, gives the ability to play without commitment so clients can wear their fringe however they want, whenever they want.