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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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 bangs Curtain bangs are parted down the middle, and they are typically longer and more feathered, giving them an undone, messy feel. (Think Bridget Bardot in the '70s.) Determined to give myself the curtain bangs of my dreams, I powered forward. I did the research, I gathered the supplies, and I got in touch with celebrity stylist Frédéric Fekkai, who not only endorsed my bang-cutting idea, but also volunteered to walk me through the process over a video call. Who said that curls and bangs are the oil and water of hair styles? Icons like Zendaya are throwing that rule out the window. One word of wisdom: Defined spirals look better than a frizzy mop; do be sure to load up on moisture to keep your coils crisp. 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. The downside is that they may not look good on everyone and can be too harsh for many. I feel that they look best when softly blended into the rest of the hair.

Whether you are going for a blunt, subtly layered or choppy haircut, you are covered! Here are some amazing haircuts with bangs you could copy.

Use your other hand to cut. Make a horizontal cut, making the bangs slightly longer (about half an inch) than what you want them to be. It's better to err on the longer side at first. [12] X Research source 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! Asymmetrical bangs – hair normally comes from the top of your head and is cut so strands finish asymmetrically Don't think textured hair works well with bangs? Think again. Curly bangs are typically cut longer, so that hair won't shrink up your forehead as it curls. There are various options for bangs including Blunt Bangs, Baby Bangs, Side Bangs and Curtain Bangs.

Jamie Wiley is a celebrity hairstylist and the artistic director for Pureology. She is based in Elizabethtown, KY at Salon HP. There has been an evolution of side bang options through the years. From the heavy Carrie Underwood side bangs, to the Jennifer Aniston effortless side swept bangs. This technique keeps your cut soft, adding dimension and allowing your bangs to blend seamlessly into the rest of your hair. 7. Section off bangs into an inverted V. My hair in a high ponytail, ready for layers. Twist the high ponytail to prepare for your first snip. Using a hairdryer and a round brush to style your bangs will make sure there’s no chance of your fringe ever looking flat. ’90s Tendrils ’90s hairstyles are topping the charts right now. Credit: Arianna SharfmanNo matter what type of face you have, or what your hair looks like, you’ll probably love having bangs. Revive second-day bangs: A great way to dry style your bangs would be using a texturizing spray "to keep that hold and give them a little grit to stay put," says Kendall.