You can probably tell that there's only a small difference between a regular fringe and a curtain bang, but Contato shares exactly how to style your curtain bangs, to elevate the style and get the most out of them. You'll need a hairdryer and a round brush for starters.
"The best way I like to style my client's curtain bangs is by spraying Wella Professionals Eimi Perfect Setting Spray (or at home, you can use Color Wow's Raise The Root Thicken + Lift Spray (£10)) to the roots, before using a flat comb to dry the root area only at this point, side to side. This method ensures that the curtain bangs don't split too widely down the middle, but this can be left up to you.
"After this I take my round brush and hairdryer to blow dry the bangs in a bevelling motion which creates a slight tuck under on the ends. You can then use a velcro roller and allow them to cool down whilst maintaining volume and shape and then style them out on either side. For those who find it difficult to do this, another option is tucking the bangs behind your ears whilst they are still damp. The heat from behind the ears will warm up the bangs and mould them into that sweepy look!"