#11: Feathered Bangs for Dark Brown, Thick Hair
Consider feathered bangs for dark brunette, thick hair to soften the face and draw attention to your eyes. Feathered bangs feel lightweight and airy, and come with the tapered ends flipped over. Consult your stylist to determine if long bangs that are layered with brown hair can work with the texture of your hair and tone of skin.
#12: Blowout Style for Layered Hair with Bangs
A round-shaped blowout is a necessity for blowouts for layered haircuts with bangs. Layered haircuts are the best since you will be able to achieve the highest volume, particularly at the top of the crown and the top of the hair. Apply a root lift product on the scalp using an exfoliation cream that is applied from the middle to the end for the most volume.
#13: Sleek Long Hair with Straight-Across Bangs
Look at sleek long hair with straight bangs for a modern, sassy style. When cutting long bangs with long thin hair, you do not cut off too much hair, so that you don’t end up with a bulky bang. Style your hair with IGK Good Behavior Blowout Balm for an keratin-like look. Keep in mind that a tiny amount is a lot with smoothing products.
#14: Long Layered Bangs on Long Hair
Long layered bangs are a great option for long hair for that straight look without sacrificing length. Combining textured bangs with tapered ends is an excellent option to frame your face of long-layered hair. Include highlights of golden blonde for a complete beach babe look.
#15: Heavy Bangs on Long Choppy Hair
The combination of thick bangs and long choppy hair creates a striking yet beautiful and unified hairstyle. A long , choppy cut is best styled and cut in the center of your head to give balance to both sides, allowing the long fringe to fall on the forehead. Your stylist can suggest subtle sun-kissed balayage at on the edges of your hair with a cool brunette chocolate tone on the hair’s roots.
#16: Feathered Long Hair with a Thin Fringe
Try to get a feathered long-hair with a fringe that is thin to create movement, while keeping length. Razors can be utilized to get the most thickness and weight reduction and give the appearance of feathered or wispy ends. Discuss with your hairstylist the possibility of including highlights and lowlights in an option to blend greys that allows for a natural hair growth.
#17: Wispy Bangs and Tousled Waves on Copper Balayage Hair
Change boring black locks to a vibrant masterpiece using wispy hair and loose waves on copper hair that is balayage. Combining face-framing layers and the definition of a wispy, defined bang will allow you to maintain the length you desire while offering your locks that needed facelift. The balayage effect of copper on brunette hair can be a great option due to the abundance of natural warmth that is residing in your hair’s strands.
#18: Thick Bangs for Long Straight Hair
Long, thick hair is a trendy style that will never go out of style. Thin, slightly textured bangs that fall on the browbone could be worn over the forehead or gently moved towards the side. Blot-dry the fringe in a left-to right directional fashion using a sculpting brush. Then put on IGK Beach Club Volumizing Texture Spray to give the best definition.
#19: Face-Framing Bangs on Dimensional Blonde Hair
Make your long locks stand out with face-framing bangs that accentuate your blonde hair. Long bangs with texture on waves that are incorporated into a frame on the face make a motion around your face and emphasize your most attractive features. Request your stylist to add an edgy beige Balayage.
#20: Blunt Bangs on Long Wavy Hair
Use blunt bangs on your long, wavy hair to create an appearance that is guaranteed to get attention. Long bangs on long hair that has a middle section helps balance your hair’s waves across both the sides, creating visually uniformity. Bangs that are wavy and cut at the eye length can make your eyes appear more attractive and increase the strength of your brows.
