Should I Get Short Front Bangs?

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Lyanka P.

Jun 5, 2014

Lyanka P.

I feel like I have a big forehead, and am reminded by people.. Should I et front bangs? I think it will be a great change for a while. And I like to clip them back sometime I think it looks cute. I haven't had those bangs since I was like ten lol. I have bangs now but they are grown out and already passes my chin.

Lyanka P.

Jun 5, 2014

Lyanka P.

Like this

Lyanka P.

Jun 5, 2014

Lyanka P.

Aww thank youuu :)

Ashley C.

Jun 5, 2014

Ashley C.

You could get some natural looking clip in bangs lol that way you wouldn't have to commit to them :)

Olivia G.

Jun 5, 2014

Olivia G.

Since it's such a big transformation I'd start out with medium length side bangs to see if that works because the bangs might not be flattering and will be hard to grow out.

Sarah W.

Jun 5, 2014

Sarah W.

Haters will hate your stunnning!

Aurora L.

Jun 5, 2014

Aurora L.

Bangs would look great on you! :)

Caitriona H.

Jun 5, 2014

Caitriona H.

It depends on what you want to do to your forehead (which I think looks fine)
Parting in the middle is good for a wide forehead as it will make it look much narrower.
A side fringe is good for shortening the appearance and making a forehead look narrower
A big blunt fringe is good for longer faces as it makes the face appear shorter.
A wispy fringe that is a tiny bit shorter in the middle is good for round faces as it makes the face look longer and also more oval.
If you're really paranoid of people paying attention to it or just really want a change, I'd recommend adding texture to your hair (highlights, lowlights, layers). It will draw attention away.
Hope I could help darling

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