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Will you learn to cut your own bangs, or do you plan to visit your stylist each time you need a trim?” said Maile Pacheco, founder of on-demand beauty service beGlammed. 3.

If you've got curly or wavy hair, you need to take a few extra notes when it comes to trimming your own bangs. In this video Mell says to start by stretching the curl out so that you can see each ...

How to cut your own bangs 1. Center your hair: “Bring everything to the center so that the hair closest to your hair line is over directed to the middle,” says hair stylist Kirsten Patterson.

2. Cut Your Bangs Dry, Not Wet The last time you got a cut, your stylist probably broke out the scissors after washing your hair, so it's no surprise you might attempt to do the same at home.

Generally, a pixie cut will make getting ready in the morning much easier—especially if you opted for a statement look such ...

Alright—you’re ready to cut your bangs. Ish. Now comes the fun part. Ahead, five easy-to-follow tutorials for curly bangs, curtain bangs, wavy bangs, and more. Prepare to memorize this sh*t.

Take your scissors, pointing the tip to the ground at a steep diagonal — you’ll be cutting at a downward angle, not horizontally. Cut the hair right to the top of the bridge of the nose.

If you’ve been scrolling on social media or flipping through fashion magazines, chances are, you’ve spotted several ...