You can achieve textured bangs by having your stylist cut them with a razor or point-cutting technique.
This creates soft, uneven edges that blend nicely with the rest of your hair.
7: A-Line Bangs
A-line bangs give your hair a fun, angled look. They’re more extended on the sides and shorter in the middle.
This style frames your face nicely and works well with many hair types. You can style A-line bangs straight or add some waves for extra texture.
8: Crescent Bangs
Crescent bangs curve gently across your forehead like a half-moon. They’re shorter in the middle and longer at the sides.
You can style them straight or with a slight wave. Crescent bangs work well with oval and heart-shaped faces.
9: Choppy Bangs
Choppy bangs give your hair an edgy, textured look. They’re cut unevenly to create a tousled style.
You can customize choppy bangs to suit your face shape and hair type. They work well for both thick and thin hair.
Try choppy bangs for a low-maintenance style that adds interest to your look.
