CreaProducts - Original CreaClip Bangs and Scissors - As seen on Shark Tank - Professional Hair Cutting Tool for All Types of Bangs and Fringes

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It looks best styled with some curve towards the ends, otherwise you risk looking like your classic full bang is just not cooperating. Since I’m from Chicago (where we say pop) we are going to keep things simple and refer to bangs as bangs not “fringe hair” Bangs When you think of bangs, blunt bangs are probably the kind that immediately pop into your head. They're cut straight across your forehead and don't have any layers. Skip to Step 5 if you have shaggy, face-framing bangs. Using professional-grade scissors and comb, snip the hair at a 45-degree angle. Work slowly, doing a small bit at a time. Never cut bangs straight across (it's impossible to maintain a perfectly straight line). You've heard this before: Don't try this at home—especially when it comes to cutting your hair. But when brow-skimming bangs turn into a full-on curtain over your eyes, something must be done. Now, we're not advocating cutting bangs for the first time if you don't already have some—that is a job for a professional. "Once you have bangs initially cut by a pro, then you can maintain them yourself because the shape is there," says Mylo Carrion, a hairstylist at the Rita Hazan Salon in NYC. "I recommend coming in for a bang trim every three weeks, but because many of my clients live outside Manhattan, I show them how to cut bangs at home." So if you can't make it into the salon every few weeks for a trim, we give you permission to DIY.

Before you cut your bangs, you’re going to want to decide on the style of bang you want. You may not realize it, but there are actually plenty of different styles to choose from. Some people prefer shorter, straight across bangs for an edgy look, while others prefer longer, wispy bangs for a softer look. You may love the look of curtain bangs, or maybe you’re more into a side swept fringe. From choppy bangs to feathered fringe, layered bangs and cropped bangs, decide on the style you want before you go in with the scissors. This look has been ultra-trendy within gothic subcultures for quite some time now, but they’re slowly making their way to the mainstream scene. Try a long fringe, tousled sides fringes and piecey bangs. These types of fringes will do a great job of softening up your angular features. Oval Face ShapesDepending on your age, you may also remember the “emo bangs” which required you to learn to function through everyday life with only one eye.

Trying to create the illusion of an oval shape with your diamond face? Opt for long, side-swept bangs to highlight your cheekbones. Or, get a Bardot-esque fringe that is fuller on the side and softer in the middle. ‘Can I Pull off Bangs?’ and Other Frequently Asked Questions Obviously, bangs aren't one size fits all — while I opted for curtain bangs, you might be leaning toward blunt bangs, or your hair texture might lend itself better to curly bangs. Bangs should be a choose your own adventure activity! You can tailor Fekkai's advice to the bangs you want, but here are some more videos that may aid you in your journey. For hair that is naturally wavy, ask your hairstylist to cut bangs that incorporate the natural texture. Wavy bangs need minimal styling and can be quite a unique look if you're bored of wearing your tresses straighter. 11. Micro bangs You have come to the realization that you want something different near your face, but are not ready for a full on blunt bang, a great option for you can be some face framing layers. Inspired by their namesake Jane Birkin, the 60s cinematic icon, Birkin bangs are sleek, long and end just above the eyelashes (sometimes even longer). They are easily the most high maintenance cut on this list, since you have to constantly manage the length and style in a way to avoid getting hair in your eyes. They are an uber feminine style and flatter round faces like a charm 4. Curly bangsOf course! The great thing about fringes and bangs is that there are just so many different styles available that almost anyone can pull off bangs. What Kind of Bangs Should I Get? Depending on where you live in the world you may use one term or the other. It’s like the difference between soda and pop.