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3 Ways to Cut Long Bangs with a Middle Part

By Matthew Lynch
November 9, 2023
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Introduction:

Long bangs with a middle part exude a chic and stylish vibe, making it one of the most sought-after hairstyles in recent years. Whether you’re looking to trim your long bangs at home or experiment with a fresh look, here are three easy ways to cut long bangs with a middle part.

1. Soft, Feathered Bangs:

Step 1: Gather your tools – you’ll need a comb, sharp hair scissors, and hair clips.

Step 2: Comb and section your hair. Create a middle part, then select your desired width of bangs.

Step 3: Trim at an angle. Begin by cutting on one side, holding the scissors so that they face upward at a slight angle.

Step 4: Repeat on the other side. Try to mirror the angle and length of the initial cut.

Step 5: Cut vertically into the tips for natural-looking, feathered ends and blend them so both sides look symmetrical.

2. Straight-Across Long Bangs:

Step 1: Prepare your hair by combing it and creating a middle part.

Step 2: Section off the area where you want your long bangs to be.

Step 3: Trim your bangs horizontally in sections, starting from the center of your face and working outwards. Use your fingers as a guide for the length as you go.

Step 4: To ensure an even line, check the length by combing the hair forward and observe if there are any uneven areas.

Step 5: Use thinning shears or point-cut into the ends for a softer look if desired.

3. Curved Bangs:

Step 1: Part your hair down the middle and comb it through thoroughly.

Step 2: Take a large triangular section from where you want your bangs to start at the top of your forehead.

Step 3: Hold the hair with your fingers, and start cutting at the center, moving in a curved shape as you work your way outward. The curve should follow the natural shape of your eyebrows.

Step 4: Repeat on the other side of the middle part and compare both sides to ensure that they are symmetrical.

Step 5: To create a softer look, you can point-cut or chip into the ends of the bangs.

Conclusion:

Achieving that perfect long bangs with a middle part is simple; all it takes is a little practice and patience. With these three techniques – soft, feathered bangs, straight-across long bangs, and curved bangs – you have the skills to give yourself a stylish new look in just a few snips. Happy styling!

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