But if we had to pinpoint one key difference in how the two countries approach curtain bangs, we’d say the Koreans go for a bouncier, blown out style, whereas the French opt for a more mussed up texture.
In conclusion:
Like all haircuts, it will all come down to personal preference, but if you're truly torn between the two distinct styles (because same), we'd point out that on the whole, Korean bangs tend to require more washing and styling to keep them buoyant and fresh as intended. If you prefer a daily shampoo anyway or have naturally finer strands that need a boost of volume, proceed. And if you prefer less upkeep, do as the French do and opt for a shaggier, fuller fringe that can get away with a little less handling.