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How to Cut Curtain Bangs! Face Framing Bangs - Step by Step Tutorial

3,913,542 views October 27, 2019 6:00

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ChannelChloe Gillian

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Curtain bangs add soft, face-framing shape to your hair, worn parted in the middle and feathered along the sides. This tutorial shows how to cut them yourself with thinning shears and sectioning clips, perfect for those who want a polished, versatile look whether hair is up or down.

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Hey, everyone! Long time no see! So happy to be back! Keep your eyes peeled and make sure to subscribe, more videos are coming soon ;)
Today I'm going to be showing you how to cut curtain bangs! I have been obsessed with these lately. They're a little different from traditional bangs in the way you wear and style them. Typically these are worn parted down the middle, and they feather down the sides of your face. Framing your face and adding shape! They look gorgeous when you wear you hair up or down. Let me know if you need any extra help outside the video on how to wear and cut these! Love you all!

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Chloe Gillian published this 6:00 video tutorial on October 27, 2019. It has been watched 3,913,542 times on YouTube.

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