
Spiral Curls
A high-volume style defined by dense, tightly wound spiral curls from root to tip for maximum texture.

Voluminous long curls paired with a thick, straight-across blunt fringe. The contrast between the textured lengths and the geometric bangs creates a bold silhouette.Our advanced AI generator lets you try out the Blunt Fringe Ringlets look instantly. See if it is the right choice for you before making a commitment at the salon.
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This bold silhouette is ideal for oval, heart, and diamond face shapes as the horizontal line of the fringe provides a striking balance to the face's length. It requires medium to high hair density to ensure the fringe looks thick and opaque without sacrificing the voluminous texture of the surrounding ringlets. This cut is best for those with established curl patterns who are comfortable with the high-contrast look of mixed textures and a dedicated styling routine for the bangs.
Ask for long, graduated layers throughout the back and sides to maximize curl bounce and prevent a bottom-heavy shape. Request a heavy, blunt-cut fringe that sits squarely at or just above the brow line, ensuring it is cut with zero elevation for maximum weight. Specify that the fringe should remain disconnected from the side lengths to emphasize the sharp contrast between the straight, smooth bangs and the natural ringlet texture.
The blunt fringe requires a trim every three weeks to maintain its precise edge and keep it out of your eyes. You will need a curl-defining cream for the lengths and a small flat iron or round brush to smooth the fringe daily, ensuring the two textures remain distinct and polished.
Use a moisture-rich curl cream on the damp ringlets and air-dry or diffuse, while separately blow-drying the fringe flat with a fine-tooth comb to ensure it stays smooth and straight.
Humidity can cause the bangs to frizz or curl, so applying a silicone-based serum or an anti-humidity spray specifically to the fringe is essential for keeping it flat against the forehead.
It is more challenging for fine hair as the fringe takes a significant amount of hair away from the sides; however, keeping the layers long can help maintain the appearance of overall density.
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