Based on the provided reference snippet, trimming a curly fringe can involve cutting at an angle and adding more straight-across sections in the front for fullness.
Trimming curly bangs requires a different approach than straight hair due to the unique texture and spring of curls. While the full process wasn't detailed in the specific clip referenced (0:28-3:35), the speaker mentions key techniques they used:
- Cutting at an Angle: The individual in the reference notes, "I am cutting my bangs at almost like an angle." Cutting curly hair at an angle can help shape the fringe and encourage curls to fall naturally.
- Adding Straight-Across Sections for Fullness: They also describe adding "more of more straight across in the front because I felt like I wanted just to have it more full." This suggests incorporating some more horizontally cut pieces, particularly in the front, to build density and a more substantial look to the fringe.
Combining these techniques can help create a curly fringe that has both shape and desired volume. Always remember to cut curly hair dry to see the true length and how the curls will spring up.
