How to Cut a Fringe (2)
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Rectangle Bangs:
The rectangle-shaped bangs area is particularly useful for individuals with fine or thinly spaced hair.
When combing the bangs upward, work with one half of the bangs area at a time and cut the bangs at a slight angle toward the shortest point at the center guide.
The rectangle shape provides fuller bangs for those with thinner, finer hair.
Triangle Bangs:
The triangle shape is another common bangs area shape and is most often used with longer hairstyles.
Comb the hair back and carve forward a triangle shape between one and two inches deep at the point. Comb the bangs forward to establish a guide length. Instead of combing the bangs upward for a horizontal or angled cut, comb them straight out from the forehead on each side, forming a vertical cutting line.
Use your guide length to cut the bangs in a vertical line and let them fall back to their natural position. The triangle shape provides fullness in the center of the forehead and added length on the sides to blend more smoothly into longer or straighter hairstyles.
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See also:
How to cut a fringe
Bangs length and shape
The different types of bangs
Is it a good idea to cut your own bangs?
