Bangs to change your look without having to cut your hair

Change of look with bangs

Changing your look does not have to go through a radical cut but it is not necessary to always wear your hair the same because you do not want to cut it. One of the easiest ways to modify your look is to add a fringe to your usual look. What are the ones that get along the most and look the best? That of the singer Aitana Ocaña is one of the most popular. She wears it straight, just above the eyebrows and tends to style it with a little volume and soft waves in the rest of her hair.

XL bangs

You can start, if you don't dare with that much, with long bangs like Camila Cabello's. It is worn open and scaled to the sides and looks that good with hair up.

Open bangs

With long hair like Jameela Jamil's, the bangs tend to look great. The one she wears can be combed straight for a more polished and open look if you want it to be more informal.

Medium open bangs

A little longer and more scaled is Edurne's new bangs. We really liked this look because with it, the singer has shown us that they are compatible with a side parting with a little volume at the top of the head.

Blunt bangs

One of our favorite bangs is, and will always be, Dakota Johnson's. It suits you like nobody else, really. With this look, she makes it clear how well a fringe can do our hair when we wear it up. That is an ideal way to change your look without touching the length of the rest of your hair.

Light bangs

Another way to update your updos is to make yourself a very light fringe, like Ariadne Artiles'. They are just two strands a little longer than the rest of the hair that with a parting on one side are more like a fringe and thus, open, they frame the face to finish collected like this high bun.

XXL hair with XXL bangs

Do you have super long hair and you wouldn't cut it for the world? Ok, but you're still tired of seeing yourself always looking the same. It happens to all of us. What to do then? Cut a fringe like Heidi Klum's, very long, and style it just like her. You will update your look without giving up that long hair that has cost you so much to achieve.

Bangs for wavy hair

Yes, if you have wavy or even curly hair, you can also wear bangs. In fact this look seems to us the most of the most. You don't have to cut too much hair for the change you want to take place because with just a few strands, it will already be more than noticeable.

Bangs Jane Birkin

Clara Luciani has one of those bangs that never goes out of style, the one that follows the foundations of the one that made Jane Birkin famous, among other things. It's light, blunt, and falls gracefully past the brows. It looks just as good with a midi hair as with a short one.

Long blunt bangs

The one on the Jourdan Dunn top is one of the most flattering bangs of the moment. It is worn long, almost over the eyes, because the grace is that the ends are discharged. It can be worn open or straight.

Lopsided bangs

If you have very strong features or the shape of your face is rather square, a straight bangs may not be your best option. For those cases, the one worn by Sofía Coppola, lopsided and faithful companion of her eternal half-length hair, is one of the best options to update the look.

Curtain or scaled bangs

Taylor Swift is always faithful to the bangs and it is something that gives a lot of personality to any look. The one she wears now is one of the most popular because the truth is that it looks good on any face and with any haircut. It is scaled since it is shorter in the center than on the sides.

The fringe for those who do not dare

Suki Waterhouse has the ideal bangs for those who do not dare, for now, to take the step of resorting to scissors. Only a shorter strand that falls on the forehead. With just that, you will already have your look transformed.

Fake bangs

No, we are not telling you to put on a hairpiece like some famous people have done on occasion, that you can also do it, no. What we propose is to fake a fringe with your own hair, combing it sideways and with volume and adding a wave in the middle area.