How to Style Bangs?
If you don’t want it to look like a choppy, hacky fringe—which you definitely don’t—you should do the following: keep your part in the middle, because that’s 50% of the personality of any open fringe, and smooth it with a flat iron and L’Oréal Paris’s Stop Frizz Serum to protect it properly.
Now, by smoothing it, we don’t mean making it stiff. Don’t bouffant it, don’t add volume, but focus on the ends and subtly curl them inwards so they don’t end up completely flat.
How to style long bangs
In this task at hand—how to style bangs—success doesn’t always come down to straightening them. For example, with long bangs, whether straight, wavy, or curly, most of the time all you’ll need is to shape them with your fingers while drying. In other words, the messy look is more in. Two pumps of the
Extraordinary Universal Oil on the ends will be perfect for nourishing them, adding shine, and directing them as you wish. To tame them as you please, basically.
How to style a side-swept fringe
Slightly overshadowed by the two previous styles that dominate the top of the trendiest fringes is this fringe, designed to soften features. Best suited for very straight or slightly wavy hair, the key lies in the kind of wave that parts the fringe to one side, lifting it away from the forehead.
If you don’t naturally have this shape, don’t worry; it’s not difficult to achieve. However, to keep it in place, you’ll need the help of L’Oréal Paris Elnett Hairspray.
How to style short bangs
With virtually no room for maneuvering, this fringe doesn’t require much maintenance, in principle, although it all depends on how your hair looks naturally. It’s undeniably comfortable; however, it will take you some time to figure out which direction to place each strand for the best look. If you want your strategy to work, apply a little
Elentt Hairspray to your fingertips and start experimenting. Remember: the important thing is that it doesn’t look like you spent ages in front of the mirror. But wait a minute… is your short fringe completely straight? Then forgive us because you need a round brush (with a small diameter) or a flat iron. In this case, unless you’re incredibly lucky, there’s no room for improvisation.
How to style unruly bangs
Imagine if there were a textbook on how to style bangs; without a doubt, this would be a guaranteed exam topic. Don’t worry, you’ve been dealt a tough one; you have to accept it, and of course, set aside the time, straightener, hairdryer, and skill to solve it.
But let’s get down to business: style your bangs with your preferred heat tool depending on the look you want, and as you work on each section, secure it with bobby pins that won’t leave marks to keep it in place. Finally, set the style with a cool blast from the hairdryer and a spritz of
Elnett hairspray to prevent frizz. Then, carefully remove the styling tools you used, and you’re done.
HOW TO KEEP YOUR BANGS PERFECT ALL DAY
Working on it is one thing, but making it last over time is quite another. We’re going to do everything we can to help you achieve the latter as well:•Avoid touching it too much to prevent it from getting dirty, frizzy, curling (if it’s straight), or increasing oil production in general. Never straighten it without first applying a heat protectant like
L’Oréal Paris Stop Frizz Serum. Otherwise, you will inevitably damage it. If you exercise, protect your hair from sweat by placing a headband or scarf on your forehead. You can also tie it back if it’s long. Another option is to put dry shampoo in your gym bag for added peace of mind. If your bangs get frizzy throughout the day, you can try the viral kitchen roll trick or use the
Stop Frizz Serum we mentioned earlier, which is more effective. How many years have you been using the excuse that you don’t style your bangs because you don’t know how? After what you’ve just seen, that excuse has run its course. At least tell us you’re going to reconsider…
