March 5, 2012

Fifteen Ways to Pin Back your Bangs

We all have those days when our bangs drive us crazy!  Sometimes we blow dry them wrong, sometimes we don't have time to wash and style them, and sometimes they are even cut a little too short.  Here are fifteen different ways to pin back your bangs for those days when they aren't cooperating.    
If you need extra help with braiding, check out my post on braids.






Labels: up-do's, make-up, photo shoots,
Posted by Stephanie

10 comments:

  1. Thank you so much for these ideas! I had been searching the web for weeks for ideas while growing out my bangs! You're brilliant!

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  2. This post is perfect! My bangs always start looking gross before the rest of my hair! Since I hate washing my hair and all. :)

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  3. Kristin3/07/2012

    This post is awesome! Are there any like suggestions on how exactly to accomplish them?

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    1. I have a blog post on braiding that will help with a lot of them!

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  4. Anonymous3/08/2012

    What about people with short bangs (like me)? I have a full bang that I am trying to grow out. They are just now long enough I can sweep them slightly to the side, but a lot of days I just want them out of my face, and besides the headband, they are too short to do any of these.

    Thanks,
    Erica

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    1. It's hard when you are just starting to grow them out, especially if they are thick. You could do the small pompadour or the small side pompadour. You could probably do a small braid or twist too, it would just take a little extra effort and some hairspray.

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  5. Could you do a quick tutorial on how you get that volume on the "twist braid" in the front? I LOVE the look and am hair styling impaired :) Thanks!

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  6. I wish your bangs were shorter so that those of us with eyebrow-length blunt bangs knew what to do! Thanks for the ideas, though :) There are some days when I'm just fed up so I end up doing a tiny side french braid.

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  7. I love this but would love some tutorials on how to do these styles, especially the twist braid and the pompadours - mine always look ridiculous when I do them and yours just look effortless and glamorous!

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  8. Wonderful!!! thank you for sharing. Hugs

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