Hairstyles for when you want to grow your bangs

If you've cut your bangs and regretted it shortly after or just got tired of wearing it, you're going through that horrible time of growing it out. And what bothers for a few months! As it has also happened to us (I cut my bangs myself - mistake - a while ago and now I am in the process of growth) we have looked for several hairstyles that are not too difficult to do and that allow us to wear them up to that it does not get in our eyes.

Root braids are great allies, we already anticipate it, so it is not a bad idea that you learn how to do them. With them you can make a lot of different hairstyles with which to keep those short hairs at bay. On the other hand, it is always good to have a few accessories on hand such as hairpins or headbands. Take note of our ideas and live this transition to life without bangs in the best possible way.

Picked up with two forks

If you have a very short fringe, Jennifer Garner's option is one of the easiest. You just have to place two normal bobby pins in parallel, holding the bangs to one side. Easier, impossible.

Hidden side bangs

When you already have it a little longer but it continues to bother you, you can do like Jennifer Aniston and wear your bangs lopsided, hiding the hairpins that hold it just above the ear, covering them with the rest of the hair. We love!

Sideways with maxi fork

Oversized bobby pins and barrettes are a great option to pick up growing bangs and give your hair a very chic and sophisticated touch. In addition, it does not require excessive skill to place them. Of course, if you do like Alexandra Pereira and wave the rest of the hair, then better.

Image: @alexandrapereira

Ribbons, bands, and headbands

Ribbons, bands and headbands

Call them what you want but keep them handy because they will become a lifesaver for you for the next few months. You can wear them alone or accompany them with a collection, choose striking patterned models or opt for more sober and elegant ones. It does not matter, they are worn in all ways and are super practical in this case. If you liked this headband, it is from Asos and it costs € 10.49.

Semi-gathered with twists

Twisted ones are another great way to pick up growing bangs. You just have to roll the hair on itself along the root line and bring it back to make a ponytail, a braid, a bun … If you have short bangs, you can help yourself with hairspray or wax. combed so that the hairs do not come loose.

Romantic low bun

If you have long hair you can finish your hairstyle twisted into a low bun like this one. It is very elegant, it is ideal to go to a wedding, for example.

Simple semi-picked

When your bangs are long enough you can comb them back. This will open up a whole range of possibilities for you. You can wear from semi-collected of this type to buns and high ponytails. Of course, so that the hairs of the bangs are not shot upwards, make sure that they are well combed by applying lacquer or hiding them in the center of the ponytail.

Hide your bangs with root braids

Hide the bangs with root braids

Root braids are going to be a wild card when you want to grow your bangs. You just have to add strands to the ends of the sides of the braid, never to the one that is in the center. We love this solution to hide the short hairs of the bangs and to wear a comfortable and trendy hairstyle like the half-up bun.

Image: @missysueblog

Semi-gathered with braids

Another option is to make a semi-updo starting from some root braids. In this case, they are made following the hairline so that the short hairs of the bangs are well attached and carried back. In the same way, you can make boxer braids.

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