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#18: Sassy Pixie Cut with Curly Bangs
Combining pixie cut with curly bangs and burgundy highlights produces a delightful contrast. Such a sassy style will add more rock’n’roll to your look, making it more modern and eye-catching.
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#19: Flawless Beach Waves
Let your natural waves fall freely on your shoulders while your curly bangs will hang loosely, working as a face-framing detail. Recreate these gorgeous beachy waves by blow-drying your hair with a texturized spray.
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#20: Curtain Bangs for Shaggy Hair
Look how the curtain bangs accentuate this beauty’s beautiful eyes. There is some effortless chic vibe to this particular style of bangs. It definitely flatters oval, long, triangular, and heart-shaped faces.
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#21: Messy Medium Waves
Highlight bright blue eyes with soft bangs. Incorporating dark brown pieces into the soft flaxen blonde will add dimension to your curly hair with bangs and enhance the visual interest of the style. Messy waves are universally appealing—you can’t go wrong with this look.
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#22: Golden Waves with Bangs
Using slightly different hues for length and fringe adds definition to the free-flowing lines of wavy hair. Parting deeply and sweeping to one side blends the blunt edge of the bangs; drying with an oval paddle brush bevels. Wrap any slack sections around a styling wand to refine.
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#23: Soft and Shaggy Bob
No one can deny the appeal of a beautiful blonde bob. It manages to be both sexy and sophisticated at the same time. Take the standard layered cut to the next level by incorporating curls; the texture will also add fullness to thin strands.
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#24: Cinnamon Shag
Long curly hair has an easy-going bohemian vibe. The tousled texture and scattered lightness through the tips show off the chunky layers. The irregular texture flatters strong jaw lines and prominent features. To style, simply scrunch in some mousse and air dry.
