Curtain bangs at the cheekbone are usually the first thing to flatten or split by noon, so I cut them on dry hair, parted where you actually wear them. Blended into the layers below, they fall back into place on second-day hair with a pass of a round brush. Here are the long layers with curtain bangs I cut most.
1. Classic Long Layers With Cheekbone Curtain Bangs
The classic version of long layered haircuts with curtain bangs starts the layers at the collarbone and the bangs at the cheekbone. I cut the bangs on dry hair, parted center, angling into a long face frame, then slide cut the layers to the chest so no step shows. It suits oval and heart shaped faces with medium density. Blow-dry with a large round brush, rolling the bangs away from the center. Trim every eight weeks.
2. Butterfly Layers With Curtain Bangs
Butterfly layers with curtain bangs give two tiers under the fringe. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone on dry hair, the short tier to the chin and the long tier to the chest, slide cutting so the bangs flow into both. It suits oval and long faces and medium to thick density. Blow-dry with a large round brush, rolling the short tier and the bangs back. Trim every eight weeks.
3. Long Layers With Jaw Length Curtain Bangs
Jaw length curtain bangs on long layers act as the first layer. I cut them on dry hair from the lip to the jaw, parted center, then continue the layers from the collarbone to the chest. Round and square faces benefit from the vertical lines. Medium to thick density suits it. Blow-dry the bangs with a round brush rolling back, or tuck them behind the ear. Trim every six weeks.
4. Long Layered Cut With Wispy Curtain Bangs for Fine Hair
Fine hair in a long layered cut needs few layers and narrow curtain bangs. I cut two layers only, at the collarbone and the chest, keep the perimeter blunt, and take the bangs from a shallow section, point cut to read sheer. It suits heart shaped and oval faces with low density. Blow-dry upside down with a mousse, then roll the bangs with a small round brush. Trim every eight weeks.
5. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs for Thick Hair
Thick hair takes long layered haircuts with curtain bangs when the interior is thinned. I cut internal layers on dry hair to remove bulk, keep the perimeter blunt at the chest, and cut the bangs from a deep section with the interior point cut. It suits any face shape and thick density. Blow-dry with a paddle brush and roll the bangs with a round brush. Trim every eight weeks and thin the interior every other visit.
6. Long Wavy Layers With Curtain Bangs
Wavy hair in long layers with curtain bangs is cut entirely dry so each wave bends at a layer. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone with the wave in its pattern, then slide cut the layers from the collarbone. It suits oval and round faces and medium density. Apply a curl cream to damp hair, twist the bangs back, scrunch and air-dry. Trim every eight weeks.
7. Long Curly Layers With Curtain Bangs
Curly hair in long layers with curtain bangs is cut curl by curl on dry hair. I cut the bangs with the curl stretched so they land at the cheekbone once released, and keep the layers below the chin so curls do not pile at the cheeks. It suits oval and round faces and medium to thick density. Apply a leave-in and gel, diffuse, twist the bangs back. Trim every eight weeks.
8. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and a Center Part
A center part on long layers with curtain bangs needs the bangs matched exactly. I cut them at the cheekbone on dry hair, then the face frame from the lip to the chest and layers behind it. Oval and long faces suit the part. Medium density is ideal. Blow-dry with a paddle brush, part with a tail comb, and roll the bangs with a round brush. Trim the bangs every five weeks.
9. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs for Round Faces
Round faces take long layers with curtain bangs cut past the cheekbone and layers below the chin. I cut the bangs on dry hair angling steeply from the nose to the jaw and start the layers at the collarbone so nothing sits at the cheek. It suits medium density. Blow-dry the bangs with a round brush rolling back and flat iron the sides close to the face. Trim every six weeks.
10. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs for Women Over 40
Women over 40 do well with long layers and curtain bangs cut slightly longer, at the cheekbone or below, point cut soft. I cut them on dry hair and connect them to layers from the collarbone with a face frame from the jaw. It suits oval and round faces and fine to medium density. Blow-dry with a round brush and finish with a light serum. Trim the bangs every six weeks and gloss every eight.
11. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and Money Piece
A money piece on long layers with curtain bangs brightens the shortest pieces first. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone and the face frame from the chin on dry hair, then lighten the bangs and first two face sections two to three shades. It suits any face shape and medium density. Blow-dry the front away from the face. Trim every six weeks, refresh the color every twelve to sixteen.
12. Long Shaggy Layers With Curtain Bangs
Long shaggy layers with curtain bangs start at the crown. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone on dry hair, short crown layers for lift, and let the layers lengthen to the chest with point cut ends. It suits oval and long faces and medium to thick density. Rough-dry with a sea salt spray and shake the crown, blow-dry only the bangs. Trim the bangs every five weeks, the shag every eight.
13. Long Layers With Side Swept Curtain Bangs
Side swept curtain bangs on long layers sweep as one piece. I cut them on dry hair with the short side at the brow and the long side at the cheekbone, parted off center, and blend them into layers from the collarbone. It suits round and square faces and medium density. Blow-dry the bangs to the heavy side with a flat brush and the layers with a round brush. Trim every five weeks.
14. Long Layers With Short Curtain Bangs at the Brow
Short curtain bangs at the brow on long layers show more forehead. I cut them on dry hair with the center at the brow and the sides angling to the cheekbone, then layers from the collarbone. Oval and long faces carry the shorter fringe. Medium density is ideal. Blow-dry the bangs with a small round brush rolling away from the center. Trim every four weeks.
15. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and Balayage
Balayage on long layers with curtain bangs follows the layer lines. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone and the layers on dry hair, then hand paint the surface of each layer and leave the bangs darker so they frame. It suits any face shape and medium to thick density. Blow-dry smooth and roll the bangs. Trim every eight weeks, refresh the balayage every sixteen.
16. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and Face Framing From the Lip
Face framing from the lip gives curtain bangs on long layers a second step. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone on dry hair, then slide cut the frame from the lip to the collarbone and the layers behind it. It suits oval and long faces and medium density. Blow-dry the bangs and the frame together with a round brush, rolling away from the face. Trim every six weeks.
17. Long Feathered Layers With Curtain Bangs
Feathered layers under curtain bangs flick each layer away from the face. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone on dry hair, then feather the layers from the cheekbone to the chest with the shears angled out. It suits oval and long faces and medium to thick density. Blow-dry with a round brush rolling the bangs and every layer back and out. Trim every six weeks.
18. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs for Square Faces
Square faces soften under long layers with curtain bangs rounded at the cheekbone. I cut the bangs on dry hair with the corners curved rather than angled, and round the face frame around the jaw before the layers begin. Medium density suits it. Blow-dry the bangs with a small round brush and the frame inward toward the jaw. Trim the bangs every five weeks.
19. Long Layers With Grown Out Curtain Bangs
Grown out curtain bangs at the chin become the first layer. I re-cut them on dry hair to meet the chin, angled from the lip, and blend them into the layers below so they look intentional. It suits round and square faces and medium density. Blow-dry the bangs with a round brush rolling back, or tuck them behind the ear. Trim every six weeks.
20. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and Gray Blending
Gray blending on long layers with curtain bangs keeps the color soft at the face. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone and the layers on dry hair, then add fine lowlights through the bangs and frame so gray mixes rather than bands. It suits women letting gray grow in, any face shape. Blow-dry with a round brush and a smoothing cream. Trim every six weeks, gloss every six.
21. Long Layers With Bottleneck Curtain Bangs
Bottleneck curtain bangs on long layers are short in the center and wide at the sides. I cut the center at the brow on dry hair and angle out to the cheekbone, blending into the face frame and layers. Oval and long faces suit the shape. Medium density is ideal. Blow-dry the center flat and the sides with a round brush. Trim every four weeks.
22. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and Flipped Ends
Flipped ends under curtain bangs give long layers a retro bend. I cut the lowest layers with outward graduation on dry hair so the ends kick out, and the bangs at the cheekbone. It suits fine to medium density and oval or long faces. Blow-dry with a medium round brush, rolling the ends outward and the bangs away from the center. Trim every eight weeks.
23. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs for Straight Hair
Straight hair shows every layer line, so long layers with curtain bangs are slide cut to stay invisible. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone on dry hair, slightly longer because straight hair does not spring, and slide cut the layers from the collarbone. It suits any face shape and medium to thick density. Blow-dry with a paddle brush, flat iron the length and roll the bangs. Trim every ten weeks.
24. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and Crown Volume
Crown volume under curtain bangs lifts the top of a long layered cut. I cut short crown layers at the occipital bone on dry hair, the bangs at the cheekbone, and the rest of the layers from the collarbone. It suits round and long faces and fine to medium density. Blow-dry upside down with a root lifting mousse, then roll the bangs with a round brush. Trim every eight weeks.
25. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and a Deep Side Part
A deep side part on long layers with curtain bangs sends both bangs to one side. I cut them on dry hair with the heavy side at the cheekbone and the light side at the brow, then layers from the collarbone. It suits round and square faces and medium density. Blow-dry the bangs across with a flat brush and the layers with a round brush. Trim every five weeks.
26. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and a V Shaped Back
A V shaped back with curtain bangs draws the eye down a long layered cut. I cut the perimeter on dry hair in a V to the mid back with the layers following the angle, and the bangs at the cheekbone. It suits oval and round faces and medium to thick density. Blow-dry the bangs with a round brush and the length smooth. Trim the bangs every five weeks, the V every ten.
27. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and a U Shaped Back
A U shaped back rounds the perimeter under long layers with curtain bangs. I cut the perimeter on dry hair in a soft U at the mid back, layers following the curve, and the bangs at the cheekbone. It suits heart shaped and oval faces and fine to medium density. Blow-dry with a round brush, rolling the ends in and the bangs out. Trim every ten weeks.
28. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs for Women Over 50
Over 50, long layers with curtain bangs should keep the bangs at the cheekbone or below and the layers from the chin. I cut the bangs on dry hair with soft point cutting, parted slightly off center, and slide cut the layers so the ends stay full. It suits oval and round faces and fine to medium density. Blow-dry with a round brush and finish with serum. Trim every six weeks and gloss every eight.
29. Long Layers With Micro Curtain Bangs
Micro curtain bangs on long layers sit well above the brow and angle sharply to the cheekbone. I cut them on dry hair from a narrow section, parted center, and keep the layers long from the collarbone so the fringe is the focus. Oval and long faces with medium density suit it. Blow-dry the center flat and the sides with a small round brush. Trim every three weeks.
30. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and Disconnected Tiers
Disconnected tiers under curtain bangs give long hair two layers that hang separately. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone on dry hair, the top tier at the chin and the bottom at the chest with no blending. It suits thick hair and oval or long faces. Blow-dry each tier with a paddle brush and roll the bangs. Trim every eight weeks to keep the step visible.
31. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and Copper Color
Copper on long layers with curtain bangs shows at the bangs first. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone and the layers from the collarbone on dry hair, then apply a single process copper and a gloss. It suits warm and neutral skin tones and medium density. Blow-dry with a round brush rolling the bangs away from the center. Trim every six weeks and gloss every six.
32. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and Highlights
Fine highlights through curtain bangs and the top layer catch light on a long layered cut. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone and the layers on dry hair, then place highlights through the bangs and the surface layer only. It suits any face shape and density. Blow-dry smooth and roll the bangs with a round brush. Trim every six weeks and refresh the highlights every twelve to fourteen.
33. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and a Half Up Style
Long layers with curtain bangs pull into a half up style cleanly. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone and the layers from the collarbone on dry hair so the top sections lift without short pieces falling out. It suits any density. Tease the crown lightly, pin the top half back, and blow-dry the bangs with a round brush rolling away from the face. Trim every six weeks.
34. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and Choppy Ends
Choppy ends under curtain bangs make long layers look lived in. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone on dry hair, then point cut deep into the last two inches of every layer. It suits oval, square and heart shaped faces and medium to thick density. Rough-dry with a texture spray and blow-dry only the bangs. Trim every ten weeks because the cut forgives.
35. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and Hidden Internal Layers
Hidden internal layers under curtain bangs keep the outside full. I cut the perimeter blunt at the chest on dry hair, slide layers through the interior only, and cut the bangs at the cheekbone. It suits any face shape and fine to medium density. Blow-dry smooth with a paddle brush and roll only the bangs. Trim the bangs every five weeks, the length every ten.
36. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs for Heart Faces
Heart shaped faces balance with long layers and curtain bangs that widen at the jaw. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone on dry hair, then round the face frame outward at the jaw before the layers begin. Medium density suits it. Blow-dry the bangs with a round brush and the jaw frame outward, then the layers under. Trim the bangs every five weeks.
37. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs That Tuck Behind the Ear
Curtain bangs cut to the earlobe on long layers disappear when tucked. I cut them on dry hair from the cheekbone to the earlobe, parted center, and continue into layers from the collarbone. It suits round and square faces and medium density. Blow-dry with a round brush rolling back, or tuck them behind the ear and go. Trim every six weeks.
38. Low Maintenance Long Layers With Curtain Bangs
The low maintenance version of long layered haircuts with curtain bangs keeps three layers only, at the collarbone, mid back and perimeter, and bangs at the cheekbone, all cut dry. It suits medium density and most face shapes. Apply a smoothing cream to wet hair, air-dry, and blow-dry only the bangs with a round brush. Trim the bangs every five weeks, the length every twelve.
39. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and a Smooth Blowout
A smooth blowout on long layers with curtain bangs needs the layers slide cut so nothing steps when brushed. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone and the layers from the collarbone on dry hair. It suits any face shape and medium to thick density. Blow-dry with a large round brush and a smoothing cream, rolling the bangs out and the layers under, finish with a shine spray. Trim every eight weeks.
40. Long Layers With Curtain Bangs and an Air Dried Finish
Air dried long layers with curtain bangs are cut entirely dry so the fall is set from day one. I cut the bangs at the cheekbone, slightly longer than usual, and the layers from the collarbone with point cut ends. It suits medium density and most face shapes. Apply a cream to wet hair, part the bangs, clip each side back for five minutes, release, and air-dry. Trim every eight weeks.
Curtain bangs at the cheekbone are usually the first thing to flatten or split by noon, so I cut them on dry hair, parted where the client actually wears them. For long layered haircuts with curtain bangs, the layers have to move with the fringe, not fight it. A round-brush pass at the roots is all it takes to reset both. oval face haircuts stay the shape I reach for most, and the same length rules apply whether the hair is straight, wavy, layered, or curly.