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.
