CreaProducts - Original CreaClip Bangs and Scissors - As seen on Shark Tank - Professional Hair Cutting Tool for All Types of Bangs and Fringes

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Short hairstyles can look just as good with a fringe, and this pixie cut – complete with a full blunt fringe – just proves it! Short Hair With Fringe The ultimate style statement! Credit: idigitalimages.com

With Fekkai on my team, I felt confident that I could come out on the other end with flawless bangs. If not, it's not like I'm doing anything besides baking bread, anyway. Read on for a step-by-step breakdown of how to cut your own bangs at home. 1. Gather your supplies. Deep regret can come from cutting bangs- resulting in using bobby pins, headbands and a lot of hairspray to keep those bad boys out of the way.

5. Side-swept bangs

You will want to get really good at blow drying them in the direction you want them to lay- curving them away from each other with a split in the middle is the best way to style this kind of bang. Depending on where you live in the world you may use one term or the other. It’s like the difference between soda and pop. A side sweep can add some framing to your face, and also allow for some subtle wispy pieces to fall out of your ponytail for that effortless “I’m active but cute” look. Curtain Bangs If you have the guts, and don’t have commitment issues like I do, you can really experiment and try all different kinds of bang hairstyles. Should I Get Bangs? Make vertical cuts to feather your bangs. This will give your haircut a more lightweight, layered look (curtain bangs shouldn’t be blunt!).

If you wish to add some versatility of styling into your bangs, opt for the layered cut. Ask your hairstylist to add varying lengths in your bangs, as this helps them blend into the rest of your hair and makes it easier for you to adapt them into different hairstyles. They are also good for adding some volume to thin hair bangs. 7. Choppy bangs Ready to cut your own bangs at home? Follow these tips and tutorials and you’ll be able to cut the bangs you’ve always wanted! Two words: Brigitte Bardot! In the ’60s, the French actress/singer/model took the world by storm and gave everyone major bang envy. How? By showing us how gorgeous curtain bangs are.Just create a high ponytail and flip your hair forward to create the illusion of a fringe. Then tie a bandana or scarf to finish off the look. Short Layered Hair With Fringe Amp up the volume. Credit: indigitalimages.com Now, when it comes to styling there’s different options. If your hair is long enough and you’re looking to get that big, bouncy blowout as seen on supermodels like Cindy Crawford in the 80s and 90s, then go for jumbo velcro rollers. Read our dedicated blog to find out more about how to use velcro rollers and flexirods.