Bangs can define your hairstyle. A well-chosen bang can change your look , making an obvious difference, highlighting the best aspects of your face, minimizing age-related signs and incorporating fashionable styles that make you look stylish and trendy. Explore the 13 different kinds of bangs you can select from to freshen and refresh your appearance!
1. Blunt Cut Full Fringe
Scientists have said that the universe was born with a massive explosion and we’ll too. Full fringes that are bluntly cut is hefty straight-across style that can be found on the forehead, and generally is placed around the eyebrows, or slightly above, right on the brow or even below. Blunt hairstyles make a dramatic fashion statement. Typical haircut pairings include blunt bobs which mirror the shape of the bangs or long layers that are in contrast to the sharp lines that the bangs make. They’re an investment and can take some time to expand until they can be styled in different ways. This type of hairstyle is ideal for oval faces, however people with square or heart faces could sport similar bangs in this style. The round face may appear larger by having blunt bangs that obscure the forehead, however should you get them point cut and you request smaller, lighter version, they could make use of this facial shape.
2. Swooped Side Bangs
Side bangs swooped at a gentle angle to produce a rounded bang that looks like it’s swooping down the front. The manner in which swooped side bangs are cut is vital and the styling aspect is crucial in achieving that perfect rounded shape. Swooped side bangs are a commitment since it takes time to get bigger. It is possible to transform mature swooped bangs to trendy curtain bangs, or split bangs, if you are bored of the appearance, but. This kind of bang is ideal for round faces since they visually narrow the the cheeks which makes it appear smaller more round. A side-bang’s angle can be beneficial for round faces since it gives the appearance of a larger (read more oval) face.
3. Side-Swept Bangs
If full-swooping side bangs aren’t your thing, then you might want to think about the less pronounced side-swept bangs. They’re not shaped or rounded in the same way as their swooping counterparts. They are also more easy to blend in with side hairstyles. When you have side-swept bangs, the aim isn’t to cover your forehead or creating the round edge. Instead, side-swept bangs adhere to the downward-facing angle of one side part to the other side of your face. A light layering of the bangs can allow them to seamlessly blend in with your hair to create a harmonious design. Side-swept bangs can be an extremely popular choice for women of different face shapes and hair kinds. They’re a universally pleasing option that can be worn by square, oval, round and heart-shaped faces.
4. Wispy Full Fringe
“Full fringe” typically conjures the image of sharp, heavy bangs that completely cover your forehead. But a light full fringe is an entirely other ball game! Full bangs, similar to blunt bangs, run across the forehead and finish in the area of the eyebrows. They can be just above, below or below. The main distinction is the wispy, smooth texture. Wispy, full fringes are cut using a thin layer of hair, so the bangs won’t be as dense and heavy like those with blunt edges. Wispy hair is usually cut in a point (snipped through the ends using the scissors pointed up) to create an loose, casual style which encourages the hair to create that gorgeous hair-like texture. This kind of bang is great for all facial shapes. However, square and heart-shaped faces benefit the most from this type of bang. Because the texture of the bangs is thin and wispy, the bangs soften hard lines and angles in square faces. For faces with heart shapes, these wispy hairstyles offer a glimpse at the front (the most wide part of the heart) and reduce the width, and accentuating the feminine shape of your jawline and the chin.
5. Curtain Bangs
The curtain bangs have gained huge popularity as recently because they look beautiful for all facial shapes and hair kinds. The trendy, retro-inspired bangs usually appear on the face near the cheekbone level or the eyebrow and then swoop upwards. The look of the curtain bangs is reminiscent of the hairstyles that were feathered in the 70s, with curly, out-turned curls that wrap around the face. Curtain bangs are incredibly diverse with regards to length, design and form. That’s why they’re so popular You can completely customize your bangs so that they are the perfect fit for you. If you like longer bangs, ensure that your bangs on the curtain end at the jawline. If you prefer the wolf cut style go for bangs that go on your cheekbones or as high to your eyebrows. This style of bang works for any face shape however, it’s best to talk to a professional stylist to figure out the ideal length and design pattern to suit your face.
6. Split Bangs
Brigitte Bardot, are they you? Split bangs, often referred to as French girl bangs are among the most popular styles currently. They’re similar to curtain bangs however they are styled in a different way (always having an open cut either in the center (or off the center) and typically cut shorter. They’re shaped like an A-shape and tend to be wider at the edges. Split bangs typically fall near the eyebrows, no matter if it’s directly at, or below the eyebrows. The name says it all they are made with an open cut in the middle. We’re seeing lots of women sporting French girl bangs that have an off-center split. This kind of bang can be used to suit a variety of facial designs in the event that you select the right length and size. Oval faces can wear any length. Faces with round faces should opt for split bangs that are positioned at the cheekbones , covering the largest part on the facial area. Square and heart-shaped faces are advised to choose wispy, small splits.
7. Korean Air Bangs
Korean bangs, also known as air bangs are a newest fashion and are among our most adored kinds of bangs. The fine, airy, and delicate fringe can easily transform any hairstyle to something more romantic and elegant. They can go as little or long as you’d like and a skilled stylist will be able to help you figure out precisely where they should be placed to make you look the best. The length and how they are styled is entirely up for you to decide, two elements must remain the same: the fine wispiness of the bang , and the soft, uneven ends that aren’t too sharp. These thin, soft and wispy bangs do not have much forehead coverage, which makes them a perfect choice for heart and round facial shapes. The softness, as well as the wispy, almost transparent pieces make them an excellent option for oval and square faces as well.
8. Face-Framing Fringe
Women who have had their moments of ups and downs in their bangs previously are often hesitant about getting bangs again. If you’re unsure about your fringe, a style such as face-framing bangs work. Instead of short strands that are trimmed on your face, the face-framing style is characterized by long, slender tendrils that hang on the side of your face and blend with other hairstyles. This kind of style isn’t as demanding like, say blunt bangs. If you decide that this isn’t the right fit for you, then they could easily be added to your hairstyle, hidden behind the ears or put back. A fringe that frames your face is an excellent choice for any face shape. Length of hair and the manner in which the pieces are cut have an impact on how they appear on any particular face shape. Get a professional to figure out what the most effective option for defining your face with the length of your bangs and their shape is.
9. Long Bangs
Long bangs look similar to curtain bangs but they can be designed in any direction, and don’t have to curve inwards. Long bangs are an excellent option to fashionably grow out bangs. Any bang that falls below the cheekbone is considered to be a lengthy bang. Since long bangs cannot be worn straight over the face, they’re usually used with a side or middle section. Long bangs such as this can be blended with the rest of the hair by using shorter hair or be left in a distinct part. It’s up to you and what style you want to achieve! This kind of bang is suitable for round or oval faces. They are approximately equal in width to long. Because long bangs visually stretch your face shape, it is recommended that ovals stay away from them in order to avoid transforming into an extended face shape. Heart shapes benefit from bangs that are a little smaller and less wispier, which creates more softness.
10. Shaggy Bangs
The shaggy haircut in all its variations is very popular at the moment. Shaggy bangs are a staple in a variety of well-known hairstyles. Shaggy bangs’ main features are a great deal of layers as well as an unruly, messy form, and plenty of texture. Shaggy bangs can be a great option for women with natural curly, wavy, or curly hair. Any texture that is volumizing within the hair can make it easier to dry these bangs and create a lovely and smooth hair texture. The volume of the layers can be a problem to style for straight haired ladies or people who suffer from frizz. Shaggy bangs look best when extremely textured and heavily layered hairstyles such as the cut wolf or the basic shag. Since they create large volumes on the top and the top of your head, they’re a good choice for square and oval faces. Faces with round faces are more likely to appear wider and heart-shaped faces could appear smaller or more pointed on the chin, with big-volume shaggy bangs.
11. Arched Crescent Bangs
The crescent bangs, also known as arched bangs, are bangs that curvature and create an arch-like shape on top, over or beneath the eyebrows. They’re like blunt bangs however the shorter hair at the middle, and the longer hair at the ends is what makes them distinct. They don’t appear as slack as blunt bangs due to their gentle sloped design. They’re great if you are looking to draw attention to your eyes and broaden your face. You can easily alter the arched bangs so that you can create them as precise or as wispy as you’d like. The arch of this kind of bang is suitable for all facial shapes. The slope softens the square face and enhances an oval-shaped face. The longer outer edges cover the broadest portion of a face that is round to make it appear slimmer. Heart-shaped faces are the best candidates for curly bangs, which help make the face more balanced by slimming the top and extending the chin’s narrow.
12. Micro Bangs
Micro bangs are extremely short bangs which cover just one side of forehead. They finish above the eyebrows, and can provide a beautiful doe-eyed , yet sophisticated look. Micro bangs used to be on the fringe of styles for bangs (see the way we used them?). They’ve become so fashionable over the last few years, that people are now seeing more often. Micro bangs shouldn’t be incorporated into the hair’s other parts. They’re bold and their small length implies that they’ll need to fall the forehead. Based upon the size of your micro-bangs, you might be able to move them towards the side or even create an asymmetrical split to create various looks. Since micro bangs are thin, they’re definitely an obligation. It takes a lot of time to develop them in a manner that allows them to be styled in a different way. They look particularly attractive on oval faces as well as any face shape which is longer than wide. Heart-shaped faces are a great example of this fashion, however, square and round faces should choose something wider and more wispy.
13. Curly Bangs
Curly bangs don’t actually represent the type of bang in the sense of the texture. If you’ve curly hair and have worn bangs, then you’re aware that the look you get differs a bit on the bouncy ringlets than on straight hair or curly hair. Curly bangs are able to be any length and can be cut into any shape that is common to bangs (like full fringes curtains, curtain bangs or side-swept) But two aspects are important to consider while deciding. The first is the curl type or pattern and the second is how long you’d like they to have. Because curly hair shrinks an inch or two as it gets dry, most curly hairstyles should be cut when dry to prevent them from becoming too short. If you’re planning to wear bangs with curly texture, look over the curl pattern you have and also where the curl curves. Your stylist will assist you to determine where the bangs need to be cut to prevent cut-offs of the curl in an unflattering spot and will also know that they must be cut after drying to avoid shrinkage issues.
