4. Wispy Layers with Airy Bangs
This is a modern, ethereal take on the trend. If you have fine or thin hair, this is the most beneficial style. By cutting very fine, wispy curtain bangs that barely graze the cheeks, you avoid taking too much hair away from the density of your fringe. The layers are then cut with a razor or specific feathering shears, which creates a soft, “lived-in” aesthetic. This style is all about movement and lightness, giving the impression of fuller hair without needing heavy styling products. It is the perfect balance of chic, casual, and incredibly feminine.
How to Make
Use a feathering razor to shape the curtain bangs, which creates a softer, more delicate edge than traditional shears. Once the fringe is framed, use the razor to create long, soft layers that are disconnected in length, adding volume through texture rather than weight. When drying, use your fingers to twist sections of your hair, letting it air-dry to accentuate the natural movement created by the razor. Finish with a lightweight oil on the ends to keep them looking hydrated and soft, ensuring the wispy layers feel purposeful and stylish.
Things Needed
- Professional hair razor
- Lightweight hair oil
- Texturizing spray
- Sectioning clips
- Wide-tooth comb
- Heat-free curl cream
- Finishing spray
