Perfect for special occasions when you want a polished yet not overly formal look.
7: Long Curls with Bottleneck Bangs
Embrace your natural curls or create them with an iron, then add bottleneck bangs slightly longer than usual.
The bangs will naturally curl up a bit, so cutting them slightly longer accounts for the shrinkage.
Ask your stylist to texturize the bangs to help them blend with your curly texture.
This playful, voluminous look creates a beautiful frame for your eyes and cheekbones.
8: Sleek High Ponytail with Bottleneck Bangs
Pull your long hair into a sleek, high ponytail while letting your bottleneck bangs do all the face-framing work.
This sophisticated style offers the perfect balance of polish and softness.
The contrast between the pulled-back hair and the soft bangs creates an eye-catching silhouette.
Ideal for work or formal events when you need a professional yet flattering style.
9: Long Bob with Extended Bottleneck Bangs
Opt for a longer bob (lob) that hits past your shoulders, paired with elongated bottleneck bangs.
The bangs should blend seamlessly into the longer layers for a cohesive look.
This modern style works well for those who want to maintain some length while adding structure around the face.
Add beach waves for texture or keep it straight for a more polished appearance.
10: Braided Long Hair with Bottleneck Accent
Create a beautiful contrast by braiding your long hair while leaving your bottleneck bangs free.
Try a French braid, fishtail, or simple three-strand braid for variety.
The structured braid paired with the soft framing of the bangs creates an interesting textural mix.
This style works well for active days when you need your hair secured but still want to showcase your face-framing cut.
11: Side-Swept Bottleneck Bangs with Long Hair
Style your bottleneck bangs toward one side for a more dramatic, asymmetrical look paired with long, flowing hair.
This approach works particularly well for those with cowlicks or who prefer a less symmetrical framing.
The side-sweep adds volume at the roots and creates a flattering angle across the forehead.
Perfect for those who want the benefit of bangs without the full-on fringe effect.
12: Long Layers with Center-Parted Bottleneck Bangs
Create a balanced, harmonious look with long layers and center-parted bottleneck bangs.
The center part elongates your face, while the bottleneck shape softens the overall effect.
Add long layers throughout to maintain consistency in the shape.
This classic style flatters most face shapes and works for both casual and formal settings.
13: Messy Top Knot with Bottleneck Bangs
Twist your long hair into a casual top knot while letting your bottleneck bangs frame your face.
This effortless style adds structure to an otherwise undone look.
The contrast between the pulled-up hair and face-framing bangs creates visual interest.
Perfect for busy days or when you want a quick yet flattering style.
