Brunette side swept bangs

This style of bangs is great for those who have a small forehead. What I love most about this look is the airy texture I created using a razor. These do not cover the eyes and flatter girls with perfect face and neck contours. Here is a tip for this fall from one of the most influential hair gurus. Not only do they help make or break the hairstyle, but they also play a very important part when it comes to framing your face. This shiny thick hair got it all — an A-line bob, an undercut, long side bangs to wear them loose or to tuck behind the ear, and those striking baby bangs to make the hairstyle pop. Yes, girls with cropped hairstyles are somewhat limited in their styling options, when it comes to braids, buns and other updo versions.

They divert the attention to her eyes and will do the same for you. Choppy, uneven bangs are always in fashion. An asymmetric bob with dark violet highlights. Let the bangs start at eyebrow level and taper as they reach the sides of your face. The long side bang is swept to one side with the rest of the hair in a tightly clipped bone. Using the corner of your comb , create a straight part and then place your comb at the hairline and drag it through your hair, crisscrossing from left to right as you go. If you have medium length hair and have been craving some not-so-extreme change, this style is for you.

We loooooooove this look! At some point we all knew a person who had this haircut or like me, I was this person. You can DIY hairstyles are a great way to save money for prom. Want more Sandra Bullock hairstyles?