How To Cut Fringe Bangs At Home?

Bangs, also called fringe by many people, it is a great way to change up or tone up your appearance. Fringe bangs hairstyle involves leaving a shorter section in front of your existing hair to shape your face in a stylish way. Today, celebrities like Rihanna and the member of Blankpink Lisa can be seen sporting it with confidence. What most people don't know is that you can get this popular hairstyle without leaving your home. Today I'm going to tell you how to cut fringe bangs at home.

I. Preparing your hair

1. Cleanse your hair

In order to get the best results, try a high quality style designed for your hair. Make sure your hair has been thoroughly shampooed before proceeding. Cutting your hair when it's dirty is not the ideal situation for a stylist. Unwashed hair is likely to contain some oil or product buildup, which can cause the clippers to slip and cut unevenly. Condition your hair if needed. 

Most people don't need hair care. But for those who want to do it, conditioner will help relax your hair and make it easier to work with when cutting. Conditioner leaves a little moisture in your hair, allowing it to fall smoothly and become easier to manage.

2. Dry your hair

Dry your hair and gently squeeze it with a towel, from the roots to the ends, before moving on to the new section. Microfiber towels work best in this regard. You can also use a hair dryer for faster results, but be aware that heat can cause changes in the hydrogen bonds that hold your hair in place. Too much heat can cause permanent damage.

Don't worry if your hair isn't completely dry. In fact, it's probably for the better. Cutting completely dry hair can give you immediate results, but is difficult to do and requires sharp tools. You may find it unevenly cleaned and reshaped.

3. Comb your hair

Combing your hair allows you to find an ideal length and size. The combing process will also untangle any hair that has tangled during the drying process. To get rid of tangles and knots while minimizing damage to your hair, use a wide-toothed comb that starts at the ends and works its way toward the roots. 

4. Part your hair

Part your hair for bangs. Part the triangle of hair that runs from the center of the top of your head to the outside of your eyebrows. It should not exceed the outer corners of your eyebrows or the top of your head. Tie the rest of your hair in a ponytail. Keeping your hair out of the way will help you get a better feel for your fringe bangs.

II. Cutting Your Hair

1. Choose the right pair of scissors to cut fringe bangs

Styling scissors can be purchased at any beauty supply store. The sharpness of these scissors is for hair. Cut your fringe bangs into 1-inch sections, starting at the bottom. Divide your hair into horizontal rows no more than 1 inch thick. Then, start at the bottom. Move the scissors about a quarter of an inch to the left or right and continue cutting. Move as little to the side as possible to make sure you cut off all of your intended bangs. Once you're done on one side, repeat the process on the other.

2. Finish the hairstyle

Some fringe bangs go straight across your forehead and grow as you step to the side. Other styles can be curved, with a slight increase in length towards the outer corners.
Remember to be patient. Treat your hair like a work of art, nothing is perfect in a hurry. Remember, if your bangs are still too long, you can always re-brush and trim them. After finish cutting your fringe bangs, shake your hair, part it, and you're done! Congratulations, you have achieved one of the most popular and fashionable hairstyles, all done in your own home.