This video is for those of you courageous enough to cut their own bangs. We'll be showing you what's in style and how cut your own bangs like a pro.
So you’ve made the big decision: You want to refresh your hairdo with bangs (go for it, girl!). But by the time you can get an appointment with a professional, you’ve already changed your mind about the style three times… or flat out chickened out.
Bangs can instantly transform your face and make any haircut seem just a little bit cooler. Whether you opt for blunt, side-swept, shaggy, or micro bangs, there’s a style of fringe out there just waiting to frame your face to its fullest potential. Wondering which type of bang will flatter your face best? Here’s how to find the right bangs for your face shape, plus tips on styling them (and even trimming them yourself!), since we know that can get tricky sometimes.
How to Match Your Bangs to Your Face Shape?
With multiple face shapes and bang options out there, it might seem like this could get complicated, right? It doesn’t have to be, though! Just keep the following in mind: If you have an oval face, a blunt fringe that hits just below your brows can help accentuate your facial features to help balance out width; if your face is slightly rounder or squarer, eyebrow grazing bangs can look gorg; and, last but not least, if you have a heart-shaped face, you can go for just about any style of bang you’d like!
Don’t let that wait time fog your fringy fortitude! Maybe all you need is a push in the DIY direction?
Once you’re prepped with the right tools and techniques, the spontaneous self-snipping won’t seem as scary.
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If you decided to cut your own fringe you will need the following:
• Scissors – You don’t need proper hairdressing scissors, but something fairly small and sharp enough to cut hair is good. Find some here
• Comb – With fairly fine teeth. A tail comb can be handy for sectioning but it’s not a big deal if you don’t have one
• Water Spray – It’s easier to cut hair wet. To keep it that way you need water. Try a spray bottle
• Hairdryer & Round brush – for drying your fringe afterwards &
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