The Psychology of Bangs

There has always been something mystical about this part of hair falling into the forehead, and over the decades, many different styles have evolved, each one very distinct and different. Bangs accentuate the eyes, which we consider to be the windows to one's soul, giving them their magic. They also cover up fine lines on the forehead, shorten a long face, camouflage skin issues, and are a quick fix to change your hairstyle.
There are bangs for every face shape and for every personality. Blunt, feathered, curled, choppy, or swept to the side. Each design has its merits and affects your appearance like nothing else.
Blunt Bangs
The straight-cut bangs are the most basic. Cut at a length that barely touches the eyebrows, it is the poster fringe for looks of elegant simplicity. You often see it with a basic bob or straight, longer hair. It is all about the accuracy of the cut and the perfect length. They are styled with just a slight curve so that they follow the shape of the forehead.

Mini Bangs
Oh my gosh, the mini bangs are back! These are the smallest of all the bangs and can range from close to the hairline to about the middle of the forehead. Mini bangs or baby bangs come with the sultry innocence of retro pin-ups, they exude hipsterdom and go so very well with vintage clothes from your closest second hand store.
Artsy and quirky without competition, they are often worn with shorter bobs or pixie cuts. They also make a nice addition to curly hair, as long as the bangs themselves are kept straight and sleek.

The ideal face shape to pull this look off is a round to oval face. Long, edgy, and narrow face shapes would not benefit from this exciting look. But do not despair, there are so many others to choose from.
XXL Blunt Bangs
This X-rated version of something as harmless as a fringe of hair can turn any look into hot glamor and every woman into a sexy diva.

The woman with super bangs is the mystery girl, the international spy of love, the undercover agent. She never reveals all of herself and might just leave your life as quickly as she came into it. Her life is a thriller and not necessarily a family-friendly show.
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