Text entry poses a significant challenge in the realm of virtual reality (VR). This paper introduces FanPad, a novel solution designed to facilitate dual-hand text input within head-mounted displays (HMDs). FanPad accomplishes this by ingeniously mapping and curving the 26 typing keys (T26) QWERTY keyboard onto the touchpads of both controllers. The curved key layout of FanPad is derived from the natural movement of the thumb when interacting with the touchpad, resembling an arc with a thumb-length fixed radius.To optimize the experience, we introduce a customization process for the FanPad curve to better cope with individual hand shapes and thumb movements. We also provide a version with more overlap area named FanPad-Ov for different users with different typing habits.Our first user study examined the effects of curving and different overlap areas by comparing four potential layouts. The results clearly favor the FanPad and FanPad-Ov layout compared to the nocurving version, SKPad(-Ov). Subsequently, the second user study was conducted to assess long-term performance and improvement on customized FanPads. Notably, novices achieved a typing speed of 19.73 words per minute (WPM), demonstrating a remarkable increase of 58.47% after a 60-phrase training in six days. The highest typing speed reached an impressive 24.19 WPM.