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Thin and wispy, bold and blunt, long and side-swept-- bangs are totally back and this must-have hairstyle is such an easy way to update your look. The one drawback with this style is that bangs grow out super fast and in these tough economic times, making regular salon visits isn't exactly wallet-friendly. Fortunately, you can maintain this look without breaking the bank. Celebrity stylist and Nexxus Creative Director Kevin Mancuso says, "I think it is always best to leave the cutting up to the professionals. However, if a women is dead-set on cutting her own bangs, there are definitely a few simple steps she can take to create and maintain brilliant fringe." To keep your bangs looking salon-perfect longer without frequent appointments, Kevin has shared some amazing easy-to-follow, low-maintenance styling tips.
Tips to Create the Look:
-Wet hair tends to shrink as it dries, so you should only trim your bangs when hair is completely dry.
- Use the fine-toothed end of a styling comb to separate the front section of hair that you want to trim and pull it to a point in the center of your face. Use a jaw clip to hold excess hair aside.
- Twist the gathered hair several times (3-4 times). The twisting will offer more forgiving results and help to hide imperfections.
- Holding scissors at an angle, "point trim" tips until you have reached the desired length. To prevent over trimming, only cut a small amount of length off at a time.
Tips to Create the Look:
-Wet hair tends to shrink as it dries, so you should only trim your bangs when hair is completely dry.
- Use the fine-toothed end of a styling comb to separate the front section of hair that you want to trim and pull it to a point in the center of your face. Use a jaw clip to hold excess hair aside.
- Twist the gathered hair several times (3-4 times). The twisting will offer more forgiving results and help to hide imperfections.
- Holding scissors at an angle, "point trim" tips until you have reached the desired length. To prevent over trimming, only cut a small amount of length off at a time.
