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Bardot Bangs: Mapping, Cutting & What to Avoid
This Retro-Inspired Fringe Is Soft, Voluminous & Super Wearable, Here’s What To Know Bardot bangs are a soft, concave fringe—shorter in the center and longer at the edges—that skim the brows and curve into the cheekbones. The shape blends into face-framing layers to create volume and movement without harsh lines, making it more wearable than a blunt bang and more structured than a curtain fringe. Below, three experts break down how to map the shape, build in movement and style a fringe that grows out without losing structure. What Are Bardot Bangs? Inspired by ’60s icons like...
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