Will curtain bangs suit me? See them on your face first

Curtain bangs part in the middle and sweep out to the sides, framing your face instead of covering your forehead. They're the gentle way into bangs, and they grow out into face-framing layers rather than an awkward phase.

Where they land matters. Left a little long, they open up your eyes and cheekbones. Cut short and blunt, they turn into a full fringe. Wavy hair gives them bounce, and very straight hair may need a quick blow-dry to keep the curve.

Upload one selfie and Coifly draws curtain bangs on you in about a minute, so you can see them before you sit in the chair.