Trying To Grow Out My Mistake.

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Victoria B.

Aug 12, 2014

Victoria B.

So I was getting bored with my hair one day & decided to cut my own bangs but made them too thick. I'm trying to grow them out but I'm not sure what to do stylish with it otherwise. I tried to pin them back but it looks ridiculous no matter what I do. I like the idea of longer bangs because of my high forehead, though so once my bangs are long enough I'd like them back again but I'm not sure what style I want either lol. I'm so much in a hairstyle wreck!

Victoria B.

Aug 12, 2014

Victoria B.

This is also how high my forehead is.

Regan N.

Aug 12, 2014

Regan N.

You could always go to a salon and ask for them to thin out your bangs. It wouldn't be too expensive, maybe twenty dollars at most?

Sunny J.

Aug 12, 2014

Sunny J.

I actually think they are cute??

Mariana E.

Aug 12, 2014

Mariana E.

Your forehead doesn't bother me neither do your heavy bangs! However, if they give you trouble my advice is to get them thinned out in a salon Regan is right. Don't try to fix them yourself. And don't worry. It's only hair, and it grows.

Victoria B.

Aug 13, 2014

Victoria B.

Thank you all! my hair is generally thick & coarse, so I'll check with a salon about it. I had thick bangs before but I prefer them thinner only for versatility. My hair is almost to my tailbone in the back or a little past my chest in the front, so that might be why I'm not into thicker either... I don't know lol I'm just picky I guess lol.

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