Bangs can make any face shape look its best; remember, they will grow faster than anticipated and require regular trimming (ideally every three to four weeks).
Layered Bangs
Long-layered hairstyles with bangs effectivelyeffectively elevate the texture and volume of your locks, giving them a sleek yet modern appearance. A blonde hue will also bring out these layers and bangs for maximum effect, creating an eye-catching finish that will turn heads!
Feathered Bangs
Feathered bangs offer an eye-catching style with soft strands framing your face beautifully and drawing focus to your gorgeous eyes. Pair these eye-framing beauties with smoky eye makeup for a seductive pixie cut!
Brigitte Bardot would surely approve of thick curtain bangs that frame your face beautifully, just as she did! You can wear your thick strands straight across or sweep them to one side for an elegant, feminine effect. Complete this look with bold red lips to turn heads!
Feathered Bangs
Feathered bangs add volume, soften strong jawlines, as well as helping to conceal an imperfect hairline or low forehead. This layered haircut is ideal for fine-haired ladies as the light; wispy strands make styling effortless without weighing down their strands. Plus, this style looks fantastic with hot raspberry pink shades – framing the face perfectly in a classy fashion.
For an eye-catching and stylish look, try a mullet lob with feathered bangs that gradually lengthen as they meet the rest of the layered haircut. This style can help achieve a grungy appearance while adding weightlessness to thick strands. Alternatively, shorter styles such as straight feathered bangs that fall on the center of your forehead could make eyes appear larger while drawing attention to eyebrows; you could side-sweep these oblique bangs to achieve an asymmetrical style more daringly and seductively daring.
Face-Framing Bangs
Face-framing bangs are ideal for heart-shaped faces as they help draw attention away from an unattractive forehead and focus instead on your cheekbones. To achieve this look, ask your stylist to add long, face-framing layers that hit around the chin – this will provide additional definition and balance!
Long face-framing bangs can flatter any hair, but they’re particularly suitable for straight locks. Ask your stylist to cut shorter strands on top and longer ones on the bottom to frame your face like a bob; pair this style with copper hues for an elegant vintage aesthetic.
For long, straight hair that cannot support too much volume, opt for face-framing bangs that are thin and wispy. They will fall seamlessly over your face for an effortlessly feminine effect and add softness to your overall look. To maintain their position while adding texture pieces, use something like Pureology Style Protect Mess It Up Texture Paste as a hold product to achieve this look.
Messy Bangs
Though bangs may get the wrong impression as being unnecessary changes to one’s look, they can be an excellent way to add something special to any look. Cracks with texture have become particularly fashionable this year; from choppy fringes to feathered bangs – these styles work for virtually everyone regardless of face shape or hair texture.
If you have long, wavy hair, try styling it into a side fishtail braid with bangs for an eye-catching appearance. The braid creates more volume in your locks for an eye-catching voluminous effect on the front of your head.
You could opt for a neat fringe for an elegant, classic look. It will frame your face beautifully and look especially great if your hair type is straight. Additionally, this effortless style is easy to maintain and can help make you appear sophisticated at work or a wedding; it suits many hairstyles, including bob and pixie cuts.
