
Textured Fringe Ringlets
This chin-length cut features a straight piecey fringe that contrasts with a rounded, voluminous silhouette of bouncy spiral curls.

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This collarbone-length style features smooth crown waves that transition into tight, flaring ringlets at the ends. A deep side part guides a thick fringe across the forehead to blend into the layered sides.
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This cut best suits individuals with heart-shaped or oval faces who want to balance their features with volume at the jawline and collarbone. It is designed for those with medium to high-density curls or coils, specifically Type 3B through 4A, where the natural spring allows for that dramatic flare at the base. Those seeking a high-impact look who are comfortable using styling products to manage a smooth crown will find this particularly flattering for highlighting their natural texture.
Request a collarbone-length cut with internal layering that concentrates weight and volume at the ends to create a flaring ringlet effect. Ask for a deep side part that incorporates a thick, sweeping fringe across the forehead, which should be point-cut to blend seamlessly into the shorter layers on the sides. Emphasize that the crown should be kept relatively smooth with minimal surface layers to allow for a waved transition into tight, defined curls toward the bottom.
Expect to visit the salon every eight to ten weeks to maintain the tapered shape and prevent the ends from becoming too heavy or losing their flare. Daily styling requires a curl-defining cream and a smoothing serum for the crown, followed by diffusing with a large bowl attachment to set the ringlets without frizz.
Apply a smoothing serum or light-hold gel on the crown area while damp and tension-style with a brush before diffusing the ends to encourage natural ringlet formation.
This style is most effective on thick hair, as fine hair may struggle to create the necessary volume and flare at the ends, often leading to a flatter appearance than intended.
The fringe is designed to sweep across the forehead and blend into the sides, so regular trims every six weeks are essential to maintain visibility and prevent curl shrinkage.
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