What types of bangs are there ? This question cannot be given a monosyllabic answer, because each client is individual, and the hairdresser is free to independently combine the kind of bangs that are suitable for a particular type of person. The following are only the main varieties of possible bangs.
Straight bangs. A straight line, made with a blunt cut, a bang will give expressiveness and a stylish accent to any hairstyle. Its length can vary: be higher than eyebrows, to eyebrows or cover eyebrows.
For hairstyles in the classical style, bangs to eyebrows are most characteristic. Such elements of hairstyles are popular at all times and among all ages. Straight bangs to eyebrows are appropriate in traditional classic and elegant hairstyles.
The straight bangs covering the eyebrows will give the image a share of extravagance and mystery. More successfully, she looks on thick lush hair.
However, it should be borne in mind that the long straight bangs are not suitable for owners of contact lenses and glasses.
Short bangs can be either straight, toothed, or stepped. Gradually moving away from the classical style in the direction of the underground, you can notice that the possible variations with different hairstyles increase exponentially.
Oblique bangs. Such an element of hairstyle is perfect for a square or rectangular shape of the face. Also successfully slanting bangs look in hairstyles from long straight hair. This type, however, is not recommended for use in hairstyles with curly hair, as it is characterized by smoothness and an underlined cut.
The most popular with modern beauties is the slanting torn bangs. Torn bangs or, in professional language, graduated, is the decoration of many extravagant hairstyles, for example, in the style of "rock" or "punk". Torn bangs are suitable for both long hair and short comb cuts.
Structural layered bangs look impressive on thick hair . The torn bangs, in fact, have a lot in common with her, because both there and here the same slicing technique is used. Layered bangs are perfect for owners of a narrow elongated face, while
while asymmetric lacerated bangs will smooth out the square cheekbones and give the square face a greater “ovality”.
Finally - tips for those who like to experiment with their own hair:
1. Torn bangs are achieved by sliding the scissors from top to bottom along the strands on smooth, dry hair.
2. When doing your own haircut at home, do not cut your hair immediately briefly - leave yourself a path to retreat.
3. Asymmetric lacerated bangs will look advantageous if you smooth it with a hair iron and apply a little wax.
4. When deciding on a new experiment with a haircut, be aware that the new style will have to be constantly maintained, which may require daily styling.
If you are not a fan of hair styling every day, avoid the frequent use of a hair dryer, tongs and hair straighteners (or you have problems with your hair and you do not want to heat them once again), you should think again before deciding on a radical change hairstyles. Torn bangs require daily care and styling on curly hair, as well as short haircuts on thin hair.