Shaggy Afro
An uneven center part is great for adding more volume and lift to your roots. But if you have naturally voluminous hair then you can go for a more structured mid-parting. The contrast of natural afro with severe parting is a stunning style.
Wavy curls
Not all curls are super tight ringlets. Some people have a more natural waved style. These wavy curls look great with a middle parting and side parting. However, a mid-parting allows the waves to fall naturally and frame the face.
Use a Make-up Brush, Pencil, or Tail Comb
Touching your curly hair too much can ruin the curls and make them frizzy. The best way to part curly hair is to use the back of a thin make-up brush, tail comb, or pencil. With the pointed side go straight into your hair and then gently pull the hair to the side. Avoid touching the hair with your hand. Use your hands only if you have to detangle hair.
Long, Curly, and Simple
A middle parting is a good way of parting curly hair. But that does not mean the parting has to be poker straight. Keep a natural parting in the center that suits your face. It is an effortless look, and the relaxed curls give fun and laid-back style.
Fringe benefits
Many curly heads avoid bangs. But fringes look great on curly hair when maintained properly. In this picture, a curtain bang is used. A curtain bang is a longer fringe that is tapered into the front of the hair. It creates an effortless look.
For structured curls
You can do curly hair parting, even when you don't have naturally curly hair. Just curl your hair and enhance your look by parting it from the center. It makes it more structured and sets ringlets properly. This hairstyle parting looks amazing on blonde hair.
