I'm a hair whizz & here's the simple curling trick that'll get those pesky front pieces to frame your face perfectly

THERE'S nothing more annoying than spending over an hour styling your hair, only for the front pieces not to play ball and ruin the entire look.

But that could soon be a problem of the past thanks to a hair whizz named Jessica, who has shared her top curling trick for getting your front bits to frame your face perfectly.

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In a clip shared to social media (@jessica.janae), Jessica can be seen demonstrating the method she swears by, which she says she learned on TikTok.

"Now when you curl your hair, the front pieces sometimes don't frame your face in a cute way - that always drives me nuts," she says.

"I saw a girl post about it probably like a year or so ago, and this was her hack to fix the face-framing situation."

With her heated curling tool in hand, she then sections off the front piece of hair, pulling it forward in front of her face.

"Ok, so you take like a triangle front piece like normal and then you bring it straight in front of your face," she explains.

"And then you curl it while it's straight in front of your face.

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"You still curl it away from your face and wrap it around…."

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Showing off the finished look, she adds: "I don't know why it frames the face better doing it that way but it really just does."

The video quickly went viral, racking up over 462k views and hundreds of comments from grateful beauty fans up and down the country.

"The front curls always ruin my look - thank you for the tip!" wrote one.

A second praised: "Then you pinch the hairs together in the middle and spray hair spray to create a wispy flared out look."

A third penned: "Girl you are doing the lord’s work. THANK YOU!"

Meanwhile, a fourth quipped: "I owe you my life!"

Another commented: "Yessss - gorgeous!"

A further chimed in: "It’s because for some reason it makes it so the first curl flips out perfectly starting at ur cheekbone! It’s most flattering there!!"

And one more added: "Yes! Learned this from @Casey Holmes and it works every time."