Tips on growing out bangs?

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Emma S.

Jul 4, 2015

Emma S.

I've been a bit irritated with my bangs recently and so I've decided to grow them out. Is there any way I could style them that would look good once they start getting long? And are there any tips you girls have for growing out a fringe? Thanks!
Here are my bangs now:

Abby G.

Jul 4, 2015

Abby G.

Try tucking them behind your ear, or pinning them up with a clip. That will keep them out of your face and look pretty!

Alyssa P.

Jul 5, 2015

Alyssa P.

I have the same problem with mine right now. they are at this awkward length where they just hang in my eyes and I don't want to trim them back up because I really want to grow them out so I started combing them to the opposite side of my natural part with a little mousse and and and curling the hair framing my face so the volumes match.

Cori L.

Jul 5, 2015

Cori L.

What I've done before with bangs like that is style it to make them side bangs and just grow them out that way. If you aren't into side bangs you could part your hair in the middle and separate your hair that way. If you aren't into either of those two options and you like the pompadour style then I would do that. (There are plenty of YouTube tutorials on how to do a pompadour)

Gabby G.

Jul 5, 2015

Gabby G.

Tuck them behind your ear(:

Emma S.

Jul 6, 2015

Emma S.

Thanksn

Emma S.

Jul 6, 2015

Emma S.

*thanks!

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