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- Soft Bangs and Straight Long Layers. Try a flattering look with soft bangs and straight long layers. When you cut long layers into your hair you will make your long strands more manageable.
- Middle-Parted Fringe. If you want a change without losing your hair length, consider a middle-parted fringe. Enhance your look with a low-maintenance fringe.
- Collarbone-Length Sleek Hair with Fringe. If you have a long face shape or a larger forehead, a sleek style paired with bangs is perfect for you. This pairing of hairstyles helps balance your facial features.
- Waterfall Fringe on Mid-Length Straight Cut. If you want to revamp your look, consider a waterfall fringe. These are fringes with shapes that frame the eyes and gently round off to the cheekbones.
- Sleek Bob. One of our favorite straight hair with bangs combinations is a sleek bob that brushes your shoulders. Make the DIY blowout part of your regular routine to achieve this sleek style.
- Play with Color. Take this edgy style up a notch by pairing it with a fun pop of color. This light copper color is ideal for the warmer seasons.
- Take it Shorter. Are you thinking about a bold and edgy look? Consider micro bangs.
- Long and Cropped. Balance out your length with a pair of blunt bangs and tap into this high contrast look.
Follow the style formula: Cropped buttoned jacket + long puddled hem. 5. Out of the Box. Let your creativity flow by mixing and matching unexpected pieces. A dress over jeans not only allows you to get more mileage out of your favorite pieces but it also makes a bold style statement. Follow the style formula: Long, open dress + long hem over heels.
- Thin Micro Bangs. Looking for a way to wear straight across bangs with a twist? Have your stylist cut a super thin layer of hair into micro bangs for an edgy version of this classic style.
- Bleach Blonde Bangs. Pair straight cut bangs with a brand new pop of color this summer. Bleach blonde strands make a major statement that pairs gorgeous with bangs.
- Thin Bangs. A lighter layer of bangs that easily blend into the layers of your haircut is great if you’re a little worried about committing to a full set of fringe.
- Classic Bangs. We consider this the most classic option when it comes to straight hair bangs. Some haircuts will involve blending your bangs into the rest of the style but this standalone option makes a major statement, in a good way.
- Blow-dry them side-to-side. If you're in dire need of a quick-dry, you can use hot tools to your advantage. Says Trygstad, "The stylist's secret to styling bangs is to use a flat brush with a blow-dryer and to create an 'X' throughout the bang, pushing the hair back and forth to coax any deviant cowlicks or growth patterns from wreaking havoc."
- Or blow-dry them downward. The one caveat to the side-to-side drying technique is if you have blunt bangs—because this type of fringe typically grows straight across, the strands all at the same length, blow-drying them downward can help you achieve a sleek, smooth style.
- Brush forward, not under. A little brushing tip: If you are going to blow-dry your bangs, most stylists recommend combing the fringe forward. When you brush them upward under the bang, you create a rounded shape at the top with tons of volume—unless this is the look you're going for, of course, then by all means.
- Use your fingers for a piece-y look. Here's when you should ditch the brush altogether: If you have a choppy, textured bang (see here for all the common categories), Francis suggests "using your fingers to move [the strands] into place while blow-drying on low."
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Aug 24, 2022 · Divide the section into three even strands, twisting the back strand over the center strand and the front strand over the center strand. Repeat the process all the way down that section. Secure the braid at the bottom, and adhere it to your head using small bobby pins. 24 of 30.
