Hair Care
8 Truths You Should Know Before You Get BangsTo fringe or not to fringe, that is the question |
Truth No. 5: Upkeep Can Be a B*tch Expect to trim your fringe at least every three weeks, says D. Not only does this ensure they keep their style, it also gets rid of any heat-styling-induced split ends, adds Graciano.
The good news: Townsend says most stylists will do it for free, if you schedule a time to come in. It only takes a couple minutes, but he says to please make sure to tip them. "Happy stylists equal pretty bangs," he adds.
Or, go the DIY route. "If you're a brave soul, you can trim them yourself -- just remember, a little goes a long way." His tips for trimming your own bangs: Gather your bangs so that they're pinched between your brows. Use the tip of scissors to get a diffused line, and be sure to chip away a little bit at a time.
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The good news: Townsend says most stylists will do it for free, if you schedule a time to come in. It only takes a couple minutes, but he says to please make sure to tip them. "Happy stylists equal pretty bangs," he adds.
Or, go the DIY route. "If you're a brave soul, you can trim them yourself -- just remember, a little goes a long way." His tips for trimming your own bangs: Gather your bangs so that they're pinched between your brows. Use the tip of scissors to get a diffused line, and be sure to chip away a little bit at a time.
SEE NEXT PAGE: Truth No. 6: Your Bangs Will Get Greasy -- Fast