Bang trimming

    Fringe bangs, blunt bangs cut side swept bangs - they are all fabulous and very "in style". If you are considering cutting a fringe, but worry about maintenance, then this tutorial is for you! Christi Thomas, acclaimed Santa Monica, designer and CEO Perfect Bangs - Kit Bang clearing Christi Cat, was generous enough to share her expert tips for trimming your bangs at home between salon visits. Enjoy!

 You will need:

• hair clips

• hair tie

• shears or sharp scissors

• a barber comb

• a mirror

• a sheet or towel to the floor easy to clean - if you leave the clippings of buy full lace wigs hair loss in the sink, you call a plumber shortly after ...

    Step # 1 - Wash and dry your hair into the desired shape for your bang trim. If you are cutting straight through or blunt bangs, brushing them down, using your hands so that they fall naturally. Always prune or cut your bangs when hair is dry. If you do not, when you dry them, they pop up and not just be too short, but potentially as much twisted.Step # 2 - Let your hair growth patterns (aka cowlick) be free! Section out of the strike zone you want to cut. This is usually a triangle that starts from the outer corner of each eyebrow and ends at a point in the center of your scalp. Its up to you when go back to the section, depending on how heavy you want the fringe or bangs. A section ends further back for the big shots, and a section near the root of the hair softer to the fringe or bangs.

Step # 3 - Pull back and secure any hair not be cut with either clips or hair tie. Always use very sharp shears or scissors. You can get a pair up at most pharmacies and all beauty supply stores for pretty cheap.Step # 4 - Paint your tweaks so that they fall naturally. As you comb, stop at the desired length and hold the lace wigs hair loosely with large teeth of the comb and trim. Cut straight slowly and gently, making sure you go. When you reach the desired length, you can chip vertically in the fringe at the end of your scissors. Be careful not to push your eyes! Chip with the shears that holds the comb your bangs smooth and allows you to move with your natural growth pattern. In doing so, you allow the hair to be like it is and make the perfect shape you want. If you pull the hair while cutting, the fringe will open and be uneven and you end up cutting and cutting until it is too late. The secret is to cut slowly and do not use all the tension on the fringe. This secret applies to ALL bang trim.

     For side swept bangs or fringes, follow the same steps as you did for the straight line through a fringe, but you dry them on the side they want to fall naturally to the. Once they are dried in the side swept desired shape, take your comb to gently hold the fringe at an angle while you nibble or drag cut with your scissors. Move slowly, cutting a little at a time. Shake your head to see how the fringe secular. If necessary, you can go and vertical chip in the fringe to break them so they are not too strong, or heavy.In closing, I want to stress the importance of not pull your bangs or fringe while cutting any shape. Always cut your hair when it is completely dry. Do not fight your habits of growth, but work with them. They will always win! Try different styles and touch them as they expand into new designs simply by shrapnel in the fringe or change the angle they lay in. If you have a pattern of strong growth (cowlick) or curly lace front wigs hair, a fringe can not work for you. I suggest to consult a professional stylist or hairdresser and for best results. Remember to always start with a little trimming only because you can always cut more.