Category: Bangs

Bangs and hairstyles are always a statement

One thing is certain: a pony look is always a fashion statement. But do I dare to cut my hair? And if so, which pony should it be? After all, women still want to look at themselves in the mirror even after taking the courageous step. We looked at which bangs hairstyle is currently popular and which face shape it suits best.

Long bangs are in

Long bangs are the hairstyle of the catwalks and red carpets. This concave-cut hairstyle is currently Heidi Klum’s trademark. It looks wonderfully feminine and timelessly elegant—just right for classic types with an oval face shape. But the long bangs are also an eye-catcher when cut straight. Condition: The hair must be straight for this hairstyle.

Straight bangs

Straight and medium-length, like Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction, the bangs are a real change of style. It goes best with a heart-shaped face and a strict look. The best combination with these fringed bangs is of course, the classic bob with absolutely straight hair.

Side bangs

Quite long and combed to one side, these bangs have something almost girlish about them. Divided in the middle and combed to the side past the eyebrows, the so-called teardrop is created, which opens up the face wonderfully. Beauty experts say it looks particularly beautiful with long-haired, casual hairstyles.

Multiple lengths

Yesterday, bangs that were cut unevenly were considered untidy. Today it is called “casual” and is particularly trendy as it has very long bangs, which can often be seen in catwalk pictures of current looks. It is best combined with long hairstyles and curls that also have a decidedly casual cut.

Round bangs

Round bangs are a haircut for the brave. Cut accurately above the eyebrows, it becomes a chic (retro) frame for the face. A smooth bob with lots of volume makes it look perfect with this fringe. This combination is one of the insider tips among pony hairstyles.

Fringed bangs

The fringed bangs look cheeky and playful and make round faces appear slightly oval. The fringes only on the sides create a casual connection to the longer hair. With the side fringes, the bangs harmonize perfectly with medium and long hair. Completely fringed, it also gives character to short bangs.

Wide bangs

A wide fringe provides a great view of the face and at the same time creates a visual connection to the side hair. A wide face shape often appears narrower. It is best combined with long, rather straight hairstyles. The wide bangs are also a highlight of the bob.

Curly bangs

Curls and bangs? Beauty experts agree: Of course! Combined with a curly bob, the waves on the forehead look cheeky and wonderfully feminine at the same time. Hairstyles with long hair also get a playful, feminine, light look with curly bangs and are very trendy.

Micro bangs

Short, shorter, micro. Clearing your hair takes a bit of effort. But it is a real eye-catcher for many hairstyles, especially by beautifully emphasizing the eyes on the face. For the micro, it can be short hair as well as a bob or longer hair. The micro is therefore one of the most versatile looks that also suits many face shapes.

Or would you prefer no bangs at all?

In some cases, however, using scissors isn’t the best idea. For example, if you have very thin or very greasy hair, you will hardly enjoy the forehead fringes. The forehead fringes then quickly looks unkempt. If you already have a very short forehead, you are also better off without a bang hairstyle. It visually swallows up the face. A round face takes on an even rounder shape with bangs. If you don’t want that, it’s better to avoid this hairstyle.

Unsure whether the dream bangs from the magazine suit your face and type? It’s best to get advice from a professional!