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Changing hairstyles is fun, especially banging will give you a completely new look in the shortest time. Many people are afraid to have bangs because they require time and effort to style. Some people even fear that this kind of roof is not suitable for me. If you're ready to cut your bangs, consider aspects like the hair, face, and lifestyle before doing your hair. If you follow the instructions carefully, the results will be worth the money!

Steps

Part 1 of 3: Face analysis

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   Measure face length and width. This step will help you work out your face shape and overall feel of your appearance. Use a mirror and tape measure to take the measurement.
   • If your face is nearly the same length and width, you could be round, square, or heart.
   • If your face is longer than wide, you can be an oval, square, or heart. The oval face is considered to be the ideal face for all hairstyles.

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   Examine the jawline. The jawline is the line that extends from the earlobe and ends at the chin. Take a close look at your jawline shape and pay attention to its circumference.
   • The jawline is the V-shaped face.
   • Round jaw contour is round face. The corners of the face are also round.
   • The jawline is square, it looks angular. They form sharp angled lines in the lower jaw of the face.

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   Observe the forehead and hairline. Determine whether your forehead is wide or narrow. Other areas of the face can be compared. If your forehead is wider or more prominent than other parts of your face, then you probably have a broad forehead. On the other hand, the hairline can grow out and make your forehead look narrower than other parts of your face.

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   Use previous observations to determine the shape of the face. The length of your face, jawline and forehead determine if your face is round, oval, square, or heart. Not all faces are completely square or oval. Use your judgment to determine which shape matches your facial features best.
   • If the face is round, the jaw line is round and the forehead can be wide or narrow. Faces of equal length and width.
   • With a heart-shaped face, sharp hairline, wide forehead, V-shaped jawline.
   • The oval face is long and round. The face is longer than the width and the jaw is rounded.
   • The oblong face will be longer than the oval, but the width will not be equal.
   • The square face is of equal width from top to bottom. The forehead is usually wide and has a square jawline.
   • The diamond-shaped (diamond-shaped) face has the widest middle part, where the cheeks. V-shaped jawline and narrow forehead.
   • On the face of a pear, the jawline is bulging wider than the hairline.

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   Choose a roof style that suits your face. The most ideal hairstyle will highlight the eyes and make the face slim and oval shape. Because the hairstyle shapes your face, the bangs add more lines to your look. You can ask for any roof style you like, but it's best to choose the one that best suits your face.
   • Round face with choppy short and thick bangs helps to angle the face. This roof can cover the forehead or claw to the side. Hairstylists do not recommend cutting straight bangs that conceal a bangs from round faces.
   • Heart face suitable for many types of roof. Diagonal roofs and horizontal roofs are all right for them as long as they create a nice line. This type of face can also try the curtain roof (the one that is split between the two sides), which touches the jawline.
   • The oval face is easiest for bangs. Stylists agree that this is the face style that will suit most hairstyles. Choose a bang that goes from eyebrows to eyelids and longer on the sides. You can let the roof cover your forehead or claw to the side.
   • Square face needs roof style to help soften the edges of the face. Consider short diagonal roofs or roofs that cover the center of the forehead. Avoid cutting bangs with a bangs. Remember that making the fold is the key.
   • Diamond face should use diagonal roof to claw to the side. It is possible to create a variety of styles such as short and thick cut or let long curls on the side. Avoid bangs.

   

   Gina Almona

   Hairstylist Gina Almona is the owner of Blo It Out, a hair salon in New York City. With over 20 years of beauty coaching experience, Gina's work has been featured in People Magazine, Time Out New York, and Queens Scene. She has always created a new category in her profession by demonstrating her competencies and participating in commercial shows and seminars such as the International Beauty Show. She trained in cosmetology at the Long Island School of Beauty, Astoria.

   

   Gina Almona
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   Experts agree that: Face shape plays an important role in choosing the roof style. For example, if you have an oval face, you can wear any type of bangs.

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   Don't forget your hair condition! Think your natural hair condition can help with that hairstyle. It may be a bit straight or too curly to create the exact style of roof you want.
   • If your hair is thin, try sloping or thin bangs. Remember that banging your bangs will take away a layer of your hair. Or if your hair is thin and easy to get oily, the hairstyle that covers the forehead will be quite troublesome. Decide to choose your preferred roof style if you are willing to overcome the problem it brings.
   • Find a hair stylist who knows how to work with curly hair if you have curly hair. Let your stylist cut your hair while it is dry so you can see exactly how long it is after subtracting the curl.
   • Invest in hair products and a good blow-dryer that fixes the back hair between your forehead. Many bangs can cover this up, but the key is to dry your hair after washing it to reduce the bulky hair.
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Part 2 of 3: See the new hairstyle

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   Use your own hair to try on hair. This may not be completely accurate, but it is effective to predict how you will change in front of you.
   • It's fine to tie your hair high into a ponytail or lower. Pull the ends of the hair up in front of the forehead. Adjust the length and throne to see if they match.
   • Clip the front hair to the sides. Divide your hair into the center and clip it sideways to look like a curtain. Alternatively, you can pull your hair over your face and clip the ends of your hair to try out frilly bangs.

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   Use a wig. The better way is to go to the beauty store and try the wigs. This is more accurate than using your own hair and you can get a better feel for your new hairstyle.

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   Use the website. Find a website to try virtual hairstyles. There you can post your photo and put in a variety of bangs to try.

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   Ask friends. Ask your friends for their opinions about your haircutting intentions. They can give more advice and suggestions. If you know a stylist, get in touch with them! They can provide advice during your decision-making process. advertisement

Part 3 of 3: Hair Care

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   Decide how you want to look. Your bangs can help you look younger or older, depending on your face. Think about how the current look and the bangs will change it.

   I recommend having bangs if you have a long face as it will shorten the face. Your bangs can reshape your face, create features or even completely change your style and appearance.

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   Think about how much time you would like to spend on hair care. The bangs require maintenance. If you plan on straightening your curly hair every day, figure it out to fit your schedule.

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   See if you're willing to have a regular haircut. Your bangs will grow out very quickly. This is especially noticeable if you have straight or choppy bangs. You can trim the roof yourself at home, but it may not work out well.Decide whether to spend an extra part of your budget on hairdressing.

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   Find alternate styles for bangs. If you don't like your current bangs there are other options. You can wait patiently for your hair to grow back. Remember how fast our hair grows and you are willing to wait for it to regrow.
   • There are many ways to hide your bangs if you want to change your style a little, whether your bangs are short or long. Try pulling your bangs up or using excess hair to create a front puff. Tie your bangs into a ponytail, a bun, or a braid.
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Advice

• The bangs cover the front of the forehead, the easiest part of the face to pour oil, so you need to wash your bangs more often than the rest.
• Oil from bangs can also cause blemishes on your forehead.
• Your bangs are the most likely to get oily, so consider this and determine your willingness to face it when deciding to trim your bangs.