We might as well go ahead and rename them Sabrina Carpenter bangs, because the Man’s Best Friend singer has made these long, flirty bangs her signature look. Bardot bangs are similar to curtain bangs, but are typically cut thicker and fuller for more body, explains Franck Izquierdo, hairstylist and co-founder of IGK Haircare. “This look is very sultry, very bombshell. They bring instant volume and movement around the face,” he explains. “This look is perfect if you like to blow out your hair or wear it wavy.”

Bardot bangs work well on a variety of face shapes, says Ashley Streicher, celebrity hairstylist and R+Co Collective member. “This look is pretty much made for every face shape; it’s more of a curtain shape fringe, which really frames your entire face. It’s also in my opinion, the most ‘classic’ bang,” she says.

“Tell your stylist you want long curtain bangs that start around the cheekbones and sweep out softly to the sides,” advises Izquierdo. “Ask for more density at the center and blended layers toward the jawline.”

Streicher’s favorite bang styler is R+Co ZIG ZAG Root Teasing + Texture Spray, which she says gives “natural matte hold and texture to the roots of your bangs where you need it most.” It also helps “eat up” grease and heaviness thanks to the matte texture and holds bangs in place.

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