Curly Hair Fringe Help!!

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Ursula W.

Feb 2, 2014

Ursula W.

I have really curly hair (it doesn't look like this in the photo because I kinda of neglected it today because I was having a lazy day! Which also explains the bad skin because I have no makeup on😝) I really want a fringe but I'm scared to go for it! I mean, if my hair was shorter it'd just curl up! And I mean, really curl up. So the fringe wouldn't even work, would it? And I have no idea which one to choose! I'm sick of just a side parting because it does nothing to help my large forehead! Please help me!

Kat A.

Feb 2, 2014

Kat A.

I have thick curly hair & got a fringe because I was tired of my side part. you just have to blow dry the fringe straight & use a straightener if it's not the exact way you want it :)

Ame S.

Feb 2, 2014

Ame S.

Curly hair and fringe are anti each other for sure, the fringe poofs up and for 3 weeks after the cut you most definitely have no option but to straighten the fringe hair or blow dry otherwise it looks like you walked out of someone's nightmare. I would recommend that if you absolutely must get the fringe, part your hair in the middle and get some hair towards the front of your forehead into a fringe and not all the hair at the crown of your head. This way, if you don't like the fringe, you would have less hair to worry about or pin up.

Kat A.

Feb 2, 2014

Kat A.

It literally takes about 5 minutes to blow dry them straight. they don't get poofy. I've gone without straightening them & just had my middle part. they did the normal curls. also you can just pin the bangs back with bobby pins & they'll dry straight :) I used to do that all the time.

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