By Who never had that desire to change the look but was afraid to take a risk or in doubt about what to do? Fringes are almost always an option in these cases because they are cuts that have always been present, and that, over the years, have been reinvented and modernized, adapting to the most diverse styles.
Keeping up with the trends that are always reinventing themselves when it comes to fashion and beauty, haircuts with fringes have come back with everything, mainly because of the pandemic, as many people ended up surrendering to the urge to try different cuts during the quarantine.
Full of power and very versatile, fringes are becoming, more and more, a passion of all women, after all, it is a style with super democratic options that conquer from the most classic to the coolest and daring. That’s why we’ve separated some types, examples and inspirations of cuts with bangs for you to adhere to. Come and see!
SHAGGY: CUT WITH STRIPPED FRINGES
Charming and perfect for any hair type and length, shaggy bangs have a more messy & cool vibe (messy and stylish). This model goes to the side of the eyes and contours the cheeks, being one of the most suitable for disguising large foreheads.
SIDE: CUT WITH FRINGE TO THE SIDE
Perfect for those who don’t want bangs that occupy the entire forehead, the side cut can be done in a shorter or longer length, and brings a modern and elegant look. In addition, it matches various hairstyles and hair accessories and can be easily disguised.
BABY BANGS: THE CUT WITH SHORT FRANGES
Modernized from a style that was widely used by women of past decades, this is the shortest type of fringe that has to stop in the middle of the forehead. Baby bangs came back with everything to redesign the cut for those with a rounder face. The result is breathtaking!
CURTAIN BANGS: THE FRINGED CUT OF THE MOMENT AND CELEBS
With the return of fringes, the model that was most popular among celebrities on social media was undoubtedly the curtain bangs (or curtain fringe for being well divided, reaching the cheekbones). Success in the late 1960s, thanks to the muse Brigitte Bardot, this type of fringe is elegant and has the power to give a beautiful glow to the face.
