Waterfall bangs are a trendy hairstyle that blends the look of curtain bangs and straight-across bangs. They are longer than traditional bangs, usually reaching around the cheekbone, and seamlessly blend into the rest of your hair. The bangs have varying lengths, with the shortest strands near the forehead and the longest pieces framing the face, creating a waterfall-like effect.
Here are some key features of waterfall bangs:
- Versatile: They can be styled in various ways, from sleek and straight to wavy and textured.
- Flattering: They can frame the face and add volume and dimension to any hair type.
- Low-maintenance: They are relatively easy to style and maintain compared to other types of bangs.
While waterfall bangs can be styled in different ways, they are typically choppier than traditional bangs and offer a more textured look. They're considered a "70s shag" and can be styled to frame the face or tucked behind the ear.
