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Home›How To›Easy Ways to Cut Shaggy Bangs: 13 Steps

Easy Ways to Cut Shaggy Bangs: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 25, 2023
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Introduction:

Shaggy bangs have been a popular hairstyle for decades, offering a carefree and stylish look without requiring much maintenance. If you’re interested in trying this trend on your own, follow these 13 simple steps to achieve the perfect shaggy bangs.

Step 1: Begin with clean, dry hair

Shampoo and condition your hair before starting the cut. Dry your hair thoroughly so it will hold its natural shape during the snipping process.

Step 2: Determine the length of your bangs

Decide how long you want your shaggy bangs to be. As a rule of thumb, aim for them to fall just above your eyebrows.

Step 3: Section off your bangs

Using a comb, create a triangular section at the front of your hairline. The section should start at the center of your forehead and extend out towards each temple.

Step 4: Comb and secure

Gently comb through the sectioned hair to eliminate any tangles. Use clips or hairbands to secure the rest of your hair away from this area.

Step 5: Use professional scissors

Make sure to use professional hair scissors for a clean, precise cut. Avoid using household scissors as they can damage your strands.

Step 6: Start with a longer length

Cut the first strand slightly longer than desired, as you can always trim further if needed. Better safe than sorry!

Step 7: Cut vertically

Rather than cutting across horizontally, hold the scissors vertically as you snip. This creates a more feathered appearance, perfect for shaggy bangs.

Step 8: Use point-cutting technique

Snip into the ends of each strand using small diagonal cuts, known as point-cutting. This technique creates a softer and more natural look.

Step 9: Work in small sections

Cut your bangs in small sections to ensure an even length and avoid mistakes.

Step 10: Check your work

After cutting each section, take a step back and check for evenness. Make any necessary adjustments as you continue.

Step 11: Connect the sides

Trim the hair on either side of the bangs to match their length. This adds texture and blends your shaggy bangs into the rest of your hairstyle.

Step 12: Style your new shaggy bangs

Apply a lightweight styling product, such as a mousse or texturizing spray, to enhance the shaggy effect.

Step 13: Maintenance

To keep your shaggy bangs looking fresh, trim them every three to four weeks following these same steps.

Conclusion:

With these 13 easy steps, you can confidently rock shaggy bangs in no time. Remember that practice makes perfect, so don’t rush through the process. Once you’ve mastered the art of cutting your own bangs, you’ll love the versatility and easy maintenance of this on-trend hairstyle.

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