Q&A for How to Cut Your Own Curtain Bangs

You could go to a salon to get them corrected, or you could patiently grow them out, clipping them to the side or wearing a hat to hide them.

No, curtain bangs suit all face shapes and hair textures!

If you're worried about it, go to a salon to go get it done professionally. It certainly does work, however. You may have to resort to trial and error.

It amounts to personal preference. You might prefer curtain bangs, butterfly bangs, waterfall bangs, wispy bangs or side bangs. As for the most stylish bangs for short hair, blunt bangs, side bangs, curtain bangs and wispy bangs are all great choices to consider.

Cutting at an angle gives your curtain bangs a more textured and natural look.

Curtain bangs can look great on wavy or curly hair as they add texture and frame the face nicely.

You need hair shears because they are sharper than regular scissors.

Start by having hair shears and a fine-tooth comb ready. Section your hair into a triangle, with the point at the front of your head and the base at your temples. Comb this section forward, pull it down between your fingers, and make small vertical cuts for texture. Work on both sides evenly, and remember it's better to cut less hair initially, as you can always trim more later.