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What Are Bottleneck Bangs?
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Think of bottleneck bangs ascurtain bangs' bang-ier sister.
They generally have a structured, rounded shape that looks good on most hair types andface shapes.
But before you take the cut, you should know bottleneck bangs aren’t exactly low maintenance.
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They require regular trimming and near-daily styling to keep their soft, rounded shape.
But if you’re willing to put in the time, they’re undeniably chic.
Need further proof?Scroll on for 10 of our favorite examples of bottleneck bangs on celebs.
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Softly Swept
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Dakota Johnson’s bottleneck bangs are among our favorites.
“Let them fall into place or use a round brush for more volume.”
Curly Coils
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Bottleneck bangs look as chic on curly hair as on straighter types.
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“Direct the outer sections slightly outward to create the tapered, face-framing effect.”
They perfectly cup her cheekbones.
Once cool, release the bangs and spritz with volume spray before shaking them out.
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They look full with a slight piece-yness that perfectly feels lived in.
Those with thinner hair might want to avoid this style, as replicating that fullness will be tough.
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