Cut your own Fringe/Bangs!
Here's How:
1. Always start with dry hair. You never want to cut your fringe while wet because they'll shrink when dry and look too short. If you usually blow-dry your fringe, apply styling gel then dry. If you usually wash & wear, then let them air dry.
2. Using a comb, precisely section off the hair you don't want to cut. You can put the other hair in a ponytail or pin it up with bobby pins. But only your fringe should be left loose.
3. Divide your fringe in half using a styling comb. (Styling combs have baby-fine teeth). Take one half and comb the fringe down with the comb teeth facing out. Rest the comb on your browbone. Don't cut your fringe any shorter than where the comb hits your face.
4. Start 'point-cutting' or snipping the hair at a 45-degree angle. Work slowly, doing a bit at a time. Never cut a fringe straight across since it's impossible to keep a perfectly straight line.
5. Repeat 'point-cutting' on the other half.
6. If your fringes too dense, you can add layers. Simply take a portion of the fringe between 2 fingers & pulling the hair vertically above your head. Slide your hand up towards the ends, letting some hair fall. Lower your fingers an inch down the hair section and point-cut (a half-inch at most) above your fingers.
Tips:
You'll want to invest in a pair of sharp, high-quality scissors designed to cut hair. You can get these at beauty supply stores. Utility scissors that have been used to cut paper or cloth are too dull for cutting hair.
What You Need:
high-quality scissors
styling comb
styling gel
mirror
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