human hair bangs

Bangs by the Numbers

• Bangs are requested by 23% of salon clients.
• 70% of people with bangs style them daily.
• Bangs can frame your face and highlight your best features.

By Length

• Micro bangs: Short, usually ending just below the eyebrows.
• Baby bangs: Slightly longer than micro bangs, reaching the bridge of the nose.
• Curtain bangs: Longer than baby bangs, framing the face like curtains.
• Side-swept bangs: Swept to one side of the face, creating a soft, flowing look.
• Blunt bangs: Cut straight across the forehead for a bold, edgy style.

By Texture

• Straight bangs: Sleek and polished, suitable for all hair types.
• Wavy bangs: Add volume and movement to fine or straight hair.
• Curly bangs: Embrace the natural curl pattern for a unique and eye-catching look.

By Style

• Full bangs: Cover the entire forehead for a dramatic effect.
• Partial bangs: Leave some forehead exposed for a more subtle look.
• Asymmetrical bangs: Cut at an angle to create an edgy or artistic style.
• Choppy bangs: Thinned out and textured for a modern and effortless vibe.
• Vintage bangs: Inspired by iconic hairstyles from past decades.

• Natural appearance: Human hair bangs blend seamlessly with your own hair for a realistic look.
• Versatile styling: Bangs can be parted, styled, and blow-dried to create different looks.
• Long-lasting: Human hair bangs can last up to a year with proper care.
• Customizable: Bangs can be cut to suit any face shape and personal style.
• Enhance your features: Bangs can draw attention to your eyes, eyebrows, or cheekbones.

• Face shape: Certain bang styles may not suit all face shapes.
• Hair type: Bangs can work well for most hair types, but they may require more styling for fine or curly hair.
• Maintenance: Bangs require regular trimming and styling to keep them looking their best.
• Lifestyle: Bangs may not be practical for those with active lifestyles or who wear hats frequently.
• Price: Human hair bangs can be more expensive than synthetic bangs.

• Wash and condition regularly: Use a sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner to avoid drying out the bangs.
• Avoid over-brushing: Bangs are prone to tangles, so brush them gently to avoid breakage.
• Use a heat protectant: Always apply a heat protectant spray before blow-drying your bangs.
• Trim regularly: Bangs should be trimmed every 4-6 weeks to prevent split ends.
• Consider a touch-up spray: Root touch-up sprays can help hide any regrowth between trims.

• Cutting your own bangs: Bangs should be cut by a professional to ensure a precise and flattering cut.
• Over-styling: Bangs can become damaged from excessive heat styling.
• Ignoring the face shape: Bangs that don’t suit your face shape can be unflattering.
• Neglecting maintenance: Bangs need regular care to keep them looking their best.
• Choosing the wrong texture: Bangs with a different texture than your hair can look unnatural.

Beyond their traditional use, human hair bangs can also be used in creative and innovative ways, such as:

• Bang extensions: Add instant length and volume to your own bangs.
• Bang toppers: Clip-on bangs that can transform your hairstyle without cutting your own hair.
• Bang buns: Gather your bangs into a small bun for a chic and effortless look.
• Bang braids: French braid or fishtail braid your bangs for a unique and eye-catching style.
• Bang headbands: Use a headband to hold your bangs back for a quick and easy hairstyle.