On the other hand, if you already have lengths upon lengths, going for a curtain fringe might be a huge leap, so we're here to make sure it's the best hairstyle for you.
As with any hairdo, maintenance is key, so don't let your curtain bangs go too wild. Contato recommends regular trims, ideally every four to six weeks. Also chat with your hairdresser about how to style your bangs, tailored to your preferences: "By asking your hairstylist to teach you their way of styling your bangs, you're able to get that salon finish look day to day, then your bangs will look super stylish all the time."
Ross Kwan, Celebrity hair stylist and ambassador for TRESemmé, who's also worked with Maya Jama in the past, admits to reaching for a clip-on fringe for a temporary look, so don't feel like you can't too. "We are in a trend of the 70s at the moment, I'm loving it and curtain bangs are definitely trendy, but when I work with clients, I opt for a clip-on fringe to try it out first before committing to anything more permanent," he tells POPSUGAR UK.
"For extra shine when styling , add a small amount of the TRESemmé Lamellar Shine Cream Serum (£7) in the fringe before you blow dry and finish oil to seal the cuticle of the hair," Kwan says.