In fact, there are many types of bangs to sort through before making the final call.
Under that umbrella, there’s no shortage of bang archetypes to play around with.
They’re typically cut blunt, sometimes with choppy ends for some separation.
But curly bangs do deserve their own moment, as they require a slightly different cut.
These bangs typically extend a bit longer than the average blunt fringe, usually ending at the eyelashes.
Curtain bangs
The ’70s-inspired fringe is making a major comeback.
Long bangs
“For the uncommitted testing the waters of Bang Land,” Brook quips.
“Short enough to get the vibe but long enough to still easily tuck away and hide.”
We repeat: perfect for those itching forsomesort of bang without going for a full-on chop.
Arched bangs
OK, granted, these are pretty similar to blunt bangs.
Which bangs complement each face shape.
And there you have it: Fringe fear, begone.
