Since support groups for growing out your bangs don't currently exist, we're to help. We turned to Marjan for her tips on how to get through every awkward length, plus the best styles for growing out your bangs. The first few weeks of growing out your bangs will be the bleakest. Your hair is constantly poking you in the eyes, and every day that you don't grab scissors and cut them yourself is worth rewarding yourself with a pint of Halo Top. Marjan recommends training your bangs into a curtain shape during this initial stage.
Start by applying a bit of gel to your roots, at the front of the hairline, when your hair is damp. Then blow dry with a small, round brush. My love affair with bangs went on for two-and-a-half years until I finally called it quits. And then I quickly found out that the commitment of having bangs is truly NOTHING compared to the commitment of actually growing those freaking bangs out.
As much as I loved my bangs, I absolutely loathed the grow-out process. I had no idea what to do with the awkward chunk of hair in front of my face or how to keep the little face-framing pieces from flying all over the place while walking. But through a combo of experimenting, Googling, watching countless YouTube videos, and begging friends and hairstylists for help, I did manage to master the five prettiest, easiest hairstyles to keep your hair off your face while growing out your bangs.
I used to roll my eyes at headbands , until I finally realized they're truly the fastest and easiest way to keep awkward-length bangs out of your eyes. The spray gives my waves a little extra body and light hold to keep them falling— plus it adds some grittiness to keep my headband from sliding around. After I slip on the headband, I like to gently tug at the hair around my face to loosen some pieces for a bit of volume again, nothing too cutesy. Those sparkly barrettes you're seeing on every celeb and influencer?
Start by using a fine-tooth comb to create a clean, center part. Have you ever considered getting your bangs cut? Did you do it? How was your experience! Please share with us, we love hearing your stories. Gift Cards. Virtual Color Match Upload a photo, get a match! Take Our Quiz Let's find your perfect set. Clip-In Ponytails Now in 2 lengths.
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Join the YLF Forum to ask specific questions or just chat about fashion and personal style. Or check out the curated list of things we love in YLF Finds. I know they'll be a pain to grow out though. But that's what hairbands and bobby pins are for, right? I vote yay, grow them out. I remember seeing you with them pinned back once and I loved the look. I'm thinking the second look would work really well for your hair.
It is naturally curly, right? The first one would require blow drying. There is a way to grow out bangs that's less painful than doing it all at once, let's see if I can explain it.
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