To create a wave in your curtain bangs, you can use a brush or your fingers to comb out the curls after they are initially shaped.
Detailed Steps for Waving Curtain Bangs
The video titled "5 SUPER EASY Ways to Style Curtain Bangs in Seconds - YouTube" demonstrates how to style curtain bangs, and one of the key techniques to getting a wave is to shape the bang into curls, then comb out.
Here's a step-by-step guide based on the video's information:
- Initial Curl: First, the bangs are shaped to curl, creating what is referred to as a "curly q" on each side. (0:22)
- Initial Look: The curly qs may initially look odd. (0:22)
- Combing Out: To achieve a wave, take a brush or your fingers and gently comb the curls out. (0:22)
Tools You Can Use
- Brush: A round brush is helpful for creating shape and volume.
- Fingers: You can use your fingers to style and comb out the bangs.
Examples of Different Waving Techniques
- Soft Wave: Using the above steps, comb out the initial curls lightly to achieve a soft wave.
- Defined Wave: For a more defined wave, use a brush to shape the curls more intensely before combing out slightly.
Key Takeaway
The secret to getting a natural wave with curtain bangs isn’t about creating a full curl, but about curling them first to provide a base shape and then combing it out to soften the curl into a wave.
