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Curtain layers

Long layers with a parted fringe opening around the face.

AI illustration of curtain layers: Long layers with a parted fringe opening around the face.
Original AI illustration of a fictional adult. An inspiration reference, not a salon result or a prediction of your hair.
Type of change
Cut
Visible length
Long

Visible length describes the outline in this illustration, not stretched or underlying hair length.

Ask your stylist

Keep the overall length past the shoulders and add a curtain fringe that blends into the front layers. Discuss the shortest face-framing point and how the fringe will fall without styling.

Your routine

The parted fringe often needs separate drying and more frequent reshaping than the long lengths.

Agree before starting

  • What length and outline should we aim for when my hair is dry?
  • How should we adapt this shape to my texture, density and growth patterns?
  • What should stay the same? Confirm any change to color, texture or overall length.
  • What daily styling, salon upkeep and cost should I expect?

Guides that mention this look

Use this reference to discuss options. A stylist should assess what is practical for your hair before making a change.

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Reference: facefluent.com/hairstyles/curtain-layers