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3 Ways to Fake Bangs

By Matthew Lynch
October 11, 2023
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Are you thinking about getting bangs but not quite sure if it’ll suit your face or not? Worry no more! There are ways for you to create the illusion of bangs without snipping off your precious locks. In this article, we will explore three foolproof methods to fake bangs and discover a whole new look without commitment.

Method 1: The Hairband Trick

The hairband trick is an easy and effective way of faking bangs if you have long hair. Follow these simple steps to create a faux fringe:

1. Start by brushing your hair and making sure it’s tangle-free.

2. Get a wide headband that can cover the majority of your forehead.

3. Target the area on your scalp where you want the bangs to start.

4. Place the headband over that portion.

5. From the back, grab a section of your hair, enough to cover the width of the headband.

6. Pull the hair forward, through the lower portion of the headband, making sure it falls over your forehead like bangs would.

7. Secure the excess hair beneath the headband and style your bangs as desired.

Method 2: Crafting Clip-in Bangs

Clip-in bangs are another way to go if you’re looking for a more realistic approach without cutting your hair.

1. Purchase clip-in bangs from a beauty supply store or online.

2. Cut and style them to match your desired length and shape if necessary.

3. Part your hair where you want your new bangs to sit.

4. Align them with the parting line and clip them in place.

5. Comb through, and style them beside or blend with your natural tresses.

Method 3: The Side Braid Faux Bang

This method involves braiding a side section of your hair to mimic the appearance of bangs.

1. Part your hair on one side.

2. Grab a 1-inch wide section of hair from the front and split it into three equal parts.

3. French braid your hair across your forehead, using one-third of your hair.

4. Continue braiding until you reach the other side of your forehead.

5. Secure the braid with pins, blending it with your natural hairstyle.

Conclusion:

With these three easy ways to fake bangs, you can experiment and change up your look without making a permanent decision. Testing out beforehand might even help you decide if you love the look enough to make a real cut. Don’t be afraid to explore various methods and styles – it’s all part of the fun!

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