Bangs hairstyles are having a major revival when you look at your social and celebrity feeds. With so many types of bangs out there, you may wonder where to start, and which one would be the best for you to try! See that face I’m making…that face happens when your bangs are created using 2/3 of your hair, and make you look like Toad from Mario.

Fringes look good on any hair colour but when there are hues as pretty as this, how could we resist? Eyelash Skimming Fringe This fringe can do no wrong. Credit: Arianna Sharfman Adding some colour to your bangs will take your look to the next level. This E-girl-inspired hairstyle is great for aspiring TikTokers. Full Fringe Perfect for all seasons. Credit: Roisin MurphyA curling iron or flat iron can also help you style a curve into the front of your hair by using the tool to direct the hair inward “framing” your hair.

If you’re feeling like you need to change things up when it comes to your hair, but don’t want to commit to a drastic haircut, giving yourself bangs is a great place to start. When done right, bangs can make you look more stylish and youthful, giving your hair playfulness and dimension. And you don’t have to go to the salon to get them! In today’s post, we’re teaching you how to cut your own bangs at home so you can save yourself time and money. Take a look at our best tips and tutorials to get the cool girl bangs you’ve always wanted! How to Cut Your Own Bangs: The Basics Just make sure to mention to your stylist that you want invisible face framing layers vs. 90’s hair face framing layers. Baby Bangs are best styled by using a flat brush while directing the air from a dryer downward to help keep them flatter and in place. For those of you who do not know me in real life you should know that I usually put up an argument, and any request for bangs comes with some kind of negotiation and compromise, usually on my clients end. Loving these fringe ideas? Still not sure if you’re willing to part with your hair? Bangs needn’t be scary because you can simply fake it ’til you make it with this easy, faux fringe.Cut your hair longer than you want it. You can always make adjustments later… Whilst if you cut it too short, you will have to wait months before it grows out again. Arched bangs – similar to blunt bangs, but cut straight across the forehead; arch-shaped and follow the face curve It looks best styled with some curve towards the ends, otherwise you risk looking like your classic full bang is just not cooperating.

We’re all about experimenting with daring and dramatic looks at All Things Hair HQ! The best way to start? By getting micro bangs (AKA baby bangs), which celebrities like Emma Watson and Bella Hadid have both been flaunting. After you’ve got your bangs to your desired length, you’re going to want to soften the edges a little bit (unless you’re going for a completely blunt, straight across cut). Softening the edges will make your bangs look more natural. Take your scissors and make small snips to the tips of your bangs. The scissors should be parallel to your strands of hair. How to Cut Your Own Bangs: 5 Step-by-Step TutorialsInspired 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 bangs Putting your hair in a ponytail looks super cute and put together when you have these bangs framing your face. Just create a high ponytail and flip your hair forward to create the illusion of a fringe. Then tie a bandana or scarf to finish off the look. Short Layered Hair With Fringe Amp up the volume. Credit: indigitalimages.com

The curtain bang is a longer-ish full bang split in the middle creating light framing on both sides of the forehead- think of a curtain splitting in the middle over a window thus exposing said window, and you have properly visualized the curtain bang.

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Different kinds of bangs or for the fancy folks out there, different kinds of “fringe hair” Fringe Hair You can have a bob with bangs, a long bob with bangs, a pixie cut with bangs and even a pixie cut with long bangs. Asymmetrical bangs – hair normally comes from the top of your head and is cut so strands finish asymmetrically Unlike Bardot bangs, these Jane Birkin-inspired bangs are left straight and layered, giving them an authentic ’70s cool-girl feel. And seeing how this Insta-babe slays them, they’re sure to get you into the groove.