First, a competent hair stylist who knows how to synchronize the different kinds of bang cuts to facial shapes is essential to success. It is a well-known fact that adding a bang-type, whether a traditional blunt cut or a more cutting-edge, side swept fringe style, can immediately spruce up any hairstyle. However, picking the right kind is important. For instance, if a woman has a long face, hairstyles with bangs can be ideal in making the face appear shorter. A medium length hairstyle with bangs on the forehead will work very well on a rounder visage. Taking into account the bone structure and body type is half the battle when working with bangs, and when done correctly, it goes a long way to enhance and frame the face.
There are bangs to fit any face shape, hairstyle and hair type. Throughout history women with bangs have graced fashion walkways in large numbers setting trends and establishing women's hair and clothing tastes. While fashion models promote the one-style fits all attitude, in the real world one must take into account face and body differences. While blunt bangs will usually flatter oval face shapes, they may need to be adapted to compliment square or round shapes. The traditional baby bangs work great for oval and some round face shapes, since shorter bangs tend to lengthen and slim the face. Just as there are all kinds of faces, there are all types of bangs.
Bangs can be worn straight and full, wispy, or swept to one side. The simple act of adding forehead fringe can create an instantaneous transformation from dull to awe-inspiring. The beauty of the bang is that you can change the look if you don't like the result. Getting the right look with hairstyles with bangs is all about testing, getting a good hair stylist, using common sense, and, we recommend using the service below to test the style before the scissors are taken to your hair!
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