This look is ideal for women with medium curly locks, from a sultry low fade to a texturized layered bob. Stacked layers elongate your face while simultaneously adding volume. Enhance your curls with natural hues like soft ash blonde; adding contrasted hues can help your coils stand out even further.
Messy Medium Cut with Bangs
This medium-length hairstyle with bangs is an ideal way to frame your face without being difficult to style. To create this look, ask your stylist to use layers as structure and movement within each strand of your hair – longer layers help lighten and emphasize fine or thin locks, while thicker ones add volume and texture. For a feminine style, use a curling wand to create loose waves in your face-framing bangs and pull back into a half-up style before spraying flexible hold hairspray to secure it all in. If you have straight hair, opt for a layered medium haircut with bangs that taper off to one side – this will create a soft yet sophisticated style, perfect for red-carpet glam! Furthermore, these types of charges may be easier to manage as they grow longer and are less forgiving than straight fringes ending in blunt cuts.
Long Curly Bob
Your ideal curly haircut should highlight the shape of your face. This chin-length bob is full of lovely texture, and its layers snagged near the chin draw attention to your collarbone and jawline. To achieve windblown volume in your locks, spray some sea salt spray. This retro style features long layered curls at the top that fades shorter in the back for an eye-catching shape that works for wavy hair types. To give this style even more depth and dimension, consider adding dark-chocolate highlights for extra depth in your curls. This bob is an ideal solution for women looking to experiment with their hairstyle without going too short. It is easy to maintain and can give the illusion of thick-looking locks without using styling products, making this style an excellent way to experiment. Ensure you understand your curl type correctly before going for this style; otherwise, consult a stylist to assist with that determination.
Long Curly Layered Haircut
If you have long, curly hair, ask your stylist for a layered cut that enhances its natural shape. Layers add definition and texture, as well as volume boost; ask them to use a texturizing product so your curls stay looking their best! This layered curly bob is ideal for ladies with thicker wavy or curly hair and most facial structures, as the rounding around your cheeks visually widens them. To complete this chic look on windy days, wear it with an adorable bucket hat to protect your curls from being flattened! Curtain bangs offer an updated style to complement broad shoulders and an oval face shape. To get this look, have your stylist create medium-length rounded layers before using a curling iron or wand to form soft tendrils of curls around your face to complete this style.
Mid-Length Curly Haircut
No matter the texture of your locks, a medium cut can add volume. Style it with face frame bangs or curtain fringe to instantly refresh your look and take years off their lives! This layered style can also help aging curly locks by cutting away dead ends for fuller locks that look healthier overall. If your hair is naturally curly, opt for a modern shag with choppy edges to add definition without diminishing its natural pattern. When styling this haircut, towel dries your strands before applying volumizing mousse in light scrunching motions before drying the diffuser, and finally applying lightweight hold hairspray for added hold. If you have brown medium curly hair, ask your stylist to use the Deva Curl Waterfall Cut technique to create layers that gently curve toward your face. Keep your curls nourished from roots to ends by using products like the Low-Poo Original Cleanser and One Condition by Deva Curl.
