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Description
Thick bangs can be a great hairstyle choice, but sometimes they can be too bulky or overpowering for your face shape. If you're looking to make your thick bangs thinner, there are several ways you can achieve this without compromising the overall look of your hairstyle.
How to
There are several ways to make thick bangs thinner, including:
- Thinning shears
- Trimming
- Blow drying
- Straightening
Thinning Shears
Thinning shears are a great tool for thinning out thick bangs. They have teeth that remove some of the hair while leaving the rest intact. When using thinning shears, it's important to use them sparingly and to only thin out small sections of hair at a time. This will prevent your bangs from looking too thin or uneven.
Trimming
Trimming your bangs is another way to make them thinner. However, it's important to be careful when trimming your bangs, as it's easy to cut too much off. Start by trimming a small amount off, and then gradually trim more until you've achieved the desired thickness.
Blow Drying
Blow drying your bangs can also help make them thinner. Use a round brush and blow dry your bangs in the opposite direction of the way they naturally fall. This will help to create more volume and make your bangs appear thinner.
Straightening
Straightening your bangs can also help to make them thinner. Use a flat iron to straighten your bangs, and then use a comb to separate small sections of hair. This will help to create a more textured and layered look.
Step by Step
To make your thick bangs thinner using thinning shears:
- Start by combing your bangs straight down.
- Using thinning shears, take a small section of hair and cut it at a slight angle.
- Continue this process, taking small sections of hair and cutting them at a slight angle, until you've achieved the desired thickness.
- Be sure to blend the thinning with the rest of your hair so that it looks natural.
Tips
- Always start with small sections of hair when using thinning shears.
- Be sure to blend the thinning with the rest of your hair so that it looks natural.
- Use a comb to separate small sections of hair when blow drying or straightening.
- Don't trim too much off your bangs at once.
FAQ
Can I use regular scissors to trim my bangs?
While you can use regular scissors to trim your bangs, it's not recommended. Regular scissors are not designed to create a layered or textured look, which is necessary for making thick bangs thinner.
Will thinning my bangs damage my hair?
Thinning your bangs can cause some damage to your hair, but it's minimal. Thinning shears are designed to only remove some of the hair, leaving the rest intact. However, if you use thinning shears too often or on large sections of hair, it can cause damage.
Hair Care
To keep your bangs looking their best, it's important to take care of your hair. This includes:
- Using a high-quality shampoo and conditioner
- Avoiding heat styling tools when possible
- Getting regular trims to prevent split ends
- Using a heat protecting spray when blow drying or straightening
Making your thick bangs thinner is a great way to change up your hairstyle without making a drastic change. With these tips and tricks, you can achieve the perfect thickness for your bangs and create a more balanced look for your face shape.
