Bangs and fringe cut in Cheongdam, Seoul

Bangs cut price

The bangs cut is its own line on the menu. If you also want a full haircut, see the haircut pages for those prices.

Prices follow the salon’s Naver Place listing (October 2026). The price also depends on the stylist’s level, hair length and hair condition, and your stylist confirms the final price before work starts.

Common bangs and fringe styles

• Full bangs: a solid curtain across the forehead, from temple to temple.
• See-through bangs: thinner, so the forehead shows slightly. A popular choice in Korea.
• Side-swept bangs: longer pieces that angle across the forehead and blend into the sides.
• Curtain bangs: parted in the middle and swept to both sides.

Name a style or show a photo. If you are not sure, say how much forehead you want to cover.

Before you commit to a fringe

A fringe changes daily styling more than most cuts. Check four things first. Your hairline decides where the fringe can start. A cowlick at the front can make the hair lift or part. Oily skin and forehead sweat make bangs separate faster. Hair density matters, because a thin fringe needs enough hair at the front to look full.

The stylist will check the hairline and the direction of growth by dampening the front and observing how it falls. This is why a sketch from a photo is a starting point rather than a promise.

How the cut is made

Fringe cutting is slow and careful. The stylist sections off a triangle of hair at the front, brushes it flat, and cuts a little at a time. Hair is usually cut longer than the final length, because it shrinks as it dries. Cutting dry gives a more honest view of the result, and many stylists finish it that way.

Texture comes last. Point cutting softens the edge, and thinning at the ends keeps the fringe airy. If you want it heavier, say so before the stylist starts.

What to bring

Bring one front photo and one close-up of the fringe in the style you want. Tell the stylist how long you wish the fringe to be in relation to your eyebrows. Mention if you wear glasses, since the fringe length affects how the frames sit.

Wear your hair as usual. Do not pin it back before you arrive, because the stylist needs to see the natural fall. You can read more about describing styles on the explain your hairstyle guide.

Price and how it fits with a full cut

The bangs cut is listed at ₩10,000 on its own. It is a separate item from the Designer and Director haircuts. If you want to reshape the whole style, those cuts are priced by stylist level and the stylist confirms the final amount. Our women’s haircut page covers those prices.

Many guests book a bangs cut between full haircuts because the fringe grows out first.

Trim schedule and daily care

A fringe is usually the first part to look overgrown. Many people trim every two to four weeks, which is a general range. A short trim keeps the line off the eyes.

At home, dry the fringe first, while the rest of your hair is still damp. Use a small round brush and move it side to side, then down. Wash it more often if the forehead oils it. The salon is on the 4th floor and closed Sunday and Monday. See the booking page for steps.

Frequently asked questions

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