BANGS !!

I decided to do it! After a month of deciding and trying filter abd everything i booked my appt and got it cut. I am loving them so far but definitely changed how i do my hair lol

Any hair style recommendations, please comment below ! 👇

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2024/6/26 Edited to

... Read moreOkay, so you've seen my initial post about finally taking the plunge and getting bangs! It's been a rollercoaster, but honestly, I'm still so thrilled with my decision. My reddish-brown hair feels so fresh with this new frame. I remember thinking, 'Will bangs make me look more feminine?' and for me, they absolutely do! They really soften my features and highlight my green eyes, which I adore. What I didn't realize before getting them was just how much they'd change my entire hair routine. Gone are the days of just throwing my hair up and going – now there's a quick styling session for my fringe! But honestly, it's worth it for the fresh, chic vibe. One of the biggest questions I had before my appointment was, 'What type of bangs should I get?' There's so much bangs inspo out there! From wispy baby bangs, which are super cute and delicate, to fuller, heavier styles like the classic 'Elle bangs' that frame the face beautifully. If you're wondering which bangs for your face shape, here's a quick guide based on what I've researched and discussed with my stylist. For instance, if you have an oblong face like myself (or so I’ve been told!), softer, wispier bangs or even curtain bangs can be incredibly flattering. They help to break up the length of the face and add width. On the other hand, for rounder faces, longer, side-swept bangs can add definition, while those with heart-shaped faces might find a softer, texturized fringe works wonders. For square faces, soft, layered bangs can soften the jawline. It's all about playing with proportions! Now, let's talk styling! This is where the real learning curve happens. My biggest tip for anyone considering bangs: invest in a good dry shampoo and a small round brush. I learned quickly that humidity is not a bang's best friend. I usually give mine a quick spritz of dry shampoo in the morning to keep them fresh, then a quick blow-dry with a small round brush to shape them perfectly. It literally takes me 2-3 minutes, but it makes all the difference. I've also found that a light hairspray is key to keeping them in place without looking stiff. Don't forget regular trims – every 3-4 weeks is ideal to keep them looking sharp. My stylist often does a quick bang trim for free between cuts, so definitely ask yours! It's amazing how much a fresh trim can elevate the whole look. And for those days you want them out of your face, cute clips or headbands are your best friends. It’s all part of the bang life, and I’m totally here for it!