Tend to wear tresses parted down the center? Choose a curly haircut that complements the parting. These short layers and little side bangs have a distinct shape that offsets the part and face shape.
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Swinging Shag
All hail the shag haircut. Curly bangs and a few face-framing layers can transform a tired medium-length style into a springy shag.
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Rapunzel Curls
Now this is modern romance. It displays hair's movement without looking bulky or frazzled. Most importantly, the face isn't lost behind a sea of hair. We see the defined coils and the face. As fabulous as curls are, you don't want them to mask facial features.
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Full of Body
Big hair is back so don't be afraid of embracing hair's natural body. It will actually make it easier to manage. Combine face-framing short layers with bangs and midlengths for a fun twist on the shag.
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Gravity-Defying Crown
Fullness on the crown is a good thing. It makes hair look thicker and it helps to camouflage greasy roots. It's a brilliant curly hairstyle for short, natural hair because it makes wearers feel like they have plenty of length to experiment with. For a lifted effect keep the top longer than the back and sides.
