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
