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<p>[QUOTE="EllaEr, post: 161204, member: 54145"]I wear glasses throughout the day and keep wondering whether curtain bangs would crowd the area around my eyes. Most of my saved references use bare faces, which makes it harder to imagine the effect with my usual frames. I bookmarked a page during a search for <a href="https://style-my-hair.top" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://style-my-hair.top" rel="nofollow">blonde hair with curtain bangs</a> and want to use references to start a discussion. The position of the shorter strands seems more useful to compare than whether a photograph feels generally flattering to me. I also need to account for a small cowlick, which can move the parting away from the centre after washing. A few contrasting references and my usual glasses should give the stylist more context than a single polished portrait would. I would ask how the fringe can be tucked back on days when I do not have time to style it. Starting with a longer version would suit me if it gives us more flexibility to refine the shape another time. What would you look for in reference pictures when comparing curtain bangs around glasses and an uneven natural parting?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="EllaEr, post: 161204, member: 54145"]I wear glasses throughout the day and keep wondering whether curtain bangs would crowd the area around my eyes. Most of my saved references use bare faces, which makes it harder to imagine the effect with my usual frames. I bookmarked a page during a search for [url=https://style-my-hair.top]blonde hair with curtain bangs[/url] and want to use references to start a discussion. The position of the shorter strands seems more useful to compare than whether a photograph feels generally flattering to me. I also need to account for a small cowlick, which can move the parting away from the centre after washing. A few contrasting references and my usual glasses should give the stylist more context than a single polished portrait would. I would ask how the fringe can be tucked back on days when I do not have time to style it. Starting with a longer version would suit me if it gives us more flexibility to refine the shape another time. What would you look for in reference pictures when comparing curtain bangs around glasses and an uneven natural parting?[/QUOTE]
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