Bangs will make your hair look different. However, getting your hair back to its original appearance is not a quick process. As your bangs grow, you may feel bored with the hairstyle or you may be annoyed that the bangs start to cover your eyes. While you can prevent your bangs from covering your eyes with a small headband or bobby pin, why not braid your hair instead? This practical and quick solution will instantly change your appearance.
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Method 1 of 4: Stylish Bangs in a French Braid
Step 1. Draw a hairline and separate your hair
Use a comb to make a dividing line that runs parallel to the outer edge of your brow. There should be more hair on one side of the head than on the other. Separate your bangs from the rest of your hair with a comb. Pull the rest of your hair back and tie it into a low ponytail or use a duck bill clip.
You can create a hairline on the right or left side
Step 2. Braid your bangs with the French braid technique
If you want to keep your bangs from covering your eyes in a stylish way, consider doing a French braid.
- Part 2.5 cm thick hair at the top of the bangs.
- Divide this hair bundle into three.
- Cross the back hair strands with those in the middle, then cross the front strands with those in the middle. Repeat this process two or three times.
- Add some hair from the back of the bangs into the back hair bundle. Cross this strand of back hair, which has now become thicker, with the strand of hair in the middle. Add a little hair from the front of the bangs into the front hair bundle. Cross the front hair bundle, which has now become thicker, with the hair strand in the middle. Repeat this step until all of the bangs are braided and are the length you want.
Step 3. Tighten the ends of the braid
There are several ways to finish your braid.
- You can pin the braid directly to your head. Pin thin hairpins with an "X" pattern to strengthen the position of the bobby pins so they don't shift.
- You can tie the ends of the braids with a hair band.
- You can braid the rest in a French, regular, or mermaid style. Tie the ends with a hair elastic.
Method 2 of 4: Stylish Bangs in a Dutch Braid
Step 1. Draw a hairline and separate your hair
Draw a side hairline that runs parallel to the outer edge of the eyebrow. You can create a dividing line on the right or left. Separate your bangs from the rest of your hair using a comb or your fingers. Tie the rest of your hair into a low ponytail or use a duck bill clip.
If you have slick hair, spray your bangs with dry shampoo. This product will remove excess oil from the hair and add texture to the hair
Step 2. Braid your hair
Just like making French braids, Dutch braids can prevent bangs from covering your eyes.
- Pick up some hair near the hairline.
- Separate this collection of hair into three equal parts.
- Cross the back hair bundle under the middle hair bundle.
- Cross the front hair strands under the side hair strands.
- Add some hair from the back of the bangs into the back hair bundle. Cross the back hair bundle under the middle hair bundle. Add a little hair from the front of the bangs into the front hair bundle. Cross the front hair bundle under the middle hair bundle.
- Repeat the above steps until all the bangs are braided and the braid reaches the top of the ear.
Step 3. Tie the end of the braid and stretch it
When you're done braiding, tie the ends of the braids with a small hair band. To create the illusion of thick braids, carefully stretch each strand of braided hair.
Choose a hair band that is clear or matches your hair color
Method 3 of 4: Styling Bangs with Regular Braids
Step 1. Separate your bangs
Use a comb to separate the bangs from the rest of the hair. Comb the bangs to untangle the tangled strands.
If you are in an emergency situation, use your fingers instead of a comb
Step 2. Braid your bangs
Pull the bangs straight up from the head. Twist the bangs away from the face. This way, the braid will be along the hairline, not to the front of the forehead. Separate the bangs into three equal parts and then start braiding them. Stop once the length of the braid reaches 10-13 cm.
Step 3. Hold the end of the braid
With one hand, hold the braid on the head; With your other hand, pin a thin hairpin to the end of the braid, pointing downwards. Take another thin bobby pin and pin it to the end of the braid so that it forms an "X" with the first bobby pin. This will strengthen the position of the bobby pins so that the braid doesn't come loose.
Method 4 of 4: Styling Bangs with Twisted Braids
Step 1. Draw a hairline and separate your hair
Use a comb to create a hairline on the left or right side. Separate the bangs from the rest of the hair with a comb. Pull the rest of your hair back and tie it into a low ponytail or use a duck bill clip.
If you prefer a thicker twisted braid, you can add more hair to the part of the bangs that will be braided
Step 2. Sasaklah part of the bangs to be braided
Take a long-stemmed comb and comb the bangs backwards (towards the roots of the hair). Position the comb 7, 5-10 cm from the roots and work the hair shaft upward toward the scalp. Once you reach the roots, remove the comb from your hair and repeat the previous process. After the entire section of hair to be braided has finished brushing, comb the outermost layer of hair so that the smooth and neat hair covers the section of hair that is brushed.
Step 3. Twist your hair and hold the twist position
In making a twist braid, you must divide the hair to be braided into two sections, not three. Like making a French braid, you will continue to add more hair to each section to be braided throughout the process all the way to the ends.
- Use a comb to separate 0.5 cm of hair along the inner edge of your dividing line.
- Separate the section of hair into two so that it is divided into a collection of front and back hair.
- Cross the front hair group with the back hair group. The back hair bundle is now in the front.
- Take another strand of hair that is the same size as the first set, and add it to the strand of hair that is currently in front. Cross the front hair group with the back hair group. Repeat this step until the twisted braid reaches the length you want.
- Pin a few thin bobby pins to the ends of the braid so they don't fall out.
Step 4. Finish
Tips
- Your hair should be well combed and free of tangles before starting to braid it.
- Before braiding your bangs, make sure your hair is ready to style. Trim dry, unruly bangs with mousse or anti-frizz serum before styling. Otherwise, you will most likely end up with messy braids.
What You Need
- Comb or flat hair brush
- Long-stemmed comb
- Hair band
- Thick hair clip
- Thin hair clips
- Dry shampoo
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