A fringe (or Bang as Americans call) is a great way of totally changing your look. They have been around for centauries and aren't going away anytime soon, they are constantly being reinvented so they stay fresh and modern. Put that scissors down!!! and see a professional because there is many different styles to suite a range of face shapes. I desperately want a fringe but I cant decide which one I like the most. Here is some of the most common and trendy fringes at the moment.
Seventies Split
This style suits most face shapes, however it is particularly flattering to those with squarer features. It is not the perfect fringe if you are conscious of your nose as the centre parting will draw attention to these features. It is great if you are growing your fringe out. It looks effortless cool. A celebrity who is well know for having this hair style is Alexia Chung (total hair envy). This fringe can really accentuate cheekbones and lips.
Baby Fringe
This show-stopping and striking fringe makes a statement and is best suited to those with petite, heart shaped faces. ends just before the middle of the forehead. You have a long face shape as it will elongate your features. And, if you have a round face, it will also make it look wider. This fringe length will also be difficult to style if, like me, you have a cows lick. This type of fringe really is a great way to make a statement with your hair. Gives attitude, impact and is seen as being bold and fashion forward.
Seventies Split
This style suits most face shapes, however it is particularly flattering to those with squarer features. It is not the perfect fringe if you are conscious of your nose as the centre parting will draw attention to these features. It is great if you are growing your fringe out. It looks effortless cool. A celebrity who is well know for having this hair style is Alexia Chung (total hair envy). This fringe can really accentuate cheekbones and lips.
Baby Fringe
This show-stopping and striking fringe makes a statement and is best suited to those with petite, heart shaped faces. ends just before the middle of the forehead. You have a long face shape as it will elongate your features. And, if you have a round face, it will also make it look wider. This fringe length will also be difficult to style if, like me, you have a cows lick. This type of fringe really is a great way to make a statement with your hair. Gives attitude, impact and is seen as being bold and fashion forward.
FULL AND BLUNT CUT
This type works exceptionally well on oval face shapes and thicker hair textures. The lash-tickling length makes it easy to style.
By keeping the sides of the fringe slightly longer and curved, it'll slim down a wide forehead as well as hiding signs of ageing and ungroomed brows! woo whoo.
SOFT AND SWEEPING FRINGE
This easy-to-wear style suits nearly every face shapes but in particular on round and oval faces. This is the style that suits everyone! The trick is to ensure you get it cut to a length that flatters your face shape and hair type. If you are not brave enough for a full fringe this is perfect. For many years I chose to have one of these as it is a great option if you have a dastardly cow lick.
I hope this has helped you chose the perfect fringe for you.
Katie x
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