Bangs! Oh Why?

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Annika D.

Nov 30, 2013

Annika D.

Hey giiirls!

So I got bangs two days ago...and I already hate them...I know I can do nothing, just have to wait until they grow out...BUT...do you have any advice when it comes to how to style them (away, out of my face) until they have a good length?

Thanks a lot.:)

Annika D.

Nov 30, 2013

Annika D.

Here's the desaster..

Savanah R.

Nov 30, 2013

Savanah R.

I have that issue! You could twist them back and pin them or I just brush my bangs into the rest of my hair and you can't tell. Mine are thinner though so I don't know if a thicker bang will do that :( umm you could braid them back as well. A high bun looks super cute too! Just pin them going towards it and. Even pony tails. I think side braids with a side bang looks super cute too. Hope it helped!(:

Jacqueline Y.

Nov 30, 2013

Jacqueline Y.

I think if your styled them a little better they would be gorgeous. It looks like you have a cow lick going on. I would straighten that part down but curve the straightener inward so that your bangs don't end up poker straight. Hope this makes sense! Or like mairead said use a hair dryer and round brush... But make sure your hair is wet because if it's even a little bit dry it won't work as well.

Stacylee V.

Nov 30, 2013

Stacylee V.

Curl them while blowdrying.

Annika D.

Nov 30, 2013

Annika D.

@ Jacqueline Y. haha a cow lick..:) Well they were actually looking good and straight down in the beginning, but I naturaly have curls and they always do that cowlick-flip when there's humidity...and there's lot of it here in Switzerland ;)

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