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The one trend that is sure to never go out of fashion where hair is concerned are the FRINGES a.k.a BANGS! They come in all varieties too, from soft and side-swept to the fiercest blunt bangs. The key however lies in picking one that will do perfect justice to your face-shape and hair type. Choosing your bangs based on your face shape will bring balance to the look of your face and help you to flatter, enhance or minimize your facial features.
Choosing bangs that also suit your hair type will make it much easier to style your hair and will provide you with bangs that give a great finished result. If you’ve always wished to look like your favourite celebrity you could even try sporting similar bangs! However, its advisable that you ensure it suits your specific face and hair type.
The right bangs for your specific face type:
Oval face shapes can generally get away with any type of bang. Try soft, wispy bangs or side-swept bangs for a flattering look. Avoid bangs that totally take over and overwhelm your face and cover up your features.
Round faces should try wispy bangs or side-swept fringes for balance and to avoid adding a wider appearance to their face.
For longer or oblong faces, and those with high foreheads, bangs that are blunt, heavy or long will flatter your face shape and help to cut down on length
For square face shapes, arched bangs that blend in with your hair will help to soften the strong lines of your face.
For a bang that will flatter most faces and is ideal for strong or square jaw lines, try something feathered.
As for choosing bangs that will suit your Hair Type the key is selecting one that will work with your hair type, not against it. This will cut down on day-to-day styling time and ensure your bangs look great after having them cut and when styling at home.
> If you have coarse hair that is thin or really thick then try to avoid long, heavy blunt cut bangs.
> It goes without saying that straight hair in a medium density is the best type of hair for a fringe as this hair combination requires far less work and will mostly fall naturally into place.
> If you have naturally wavy or curly hair then enhance your locks with soft and wispy bangs.
> Arched or mini bangs are great for straight hair.
> Feathered fringes will soften a haircut, will grow out well, and don’t require a lot of styling, but they generally won’t work with curly hair.
No matter what your hair length or texture is, you can always wear it in style that’s unique only to yourself. So don’t be boring, Make the most of your gorgeous mane and your hair as a tool to express your personality type and sport your favourite type fringe with great aplomb! Do I see you dialing to make an appointment at your local salon yet..??
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