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How to Style Bangs, Flyaways and Baby Hair

Raise your hand if you spend hours styling your hair to have your new do ruined by an errant baby hair or an uncooperative fringe. We’re with you! These stubborn strands can be the enemy of the hair world, popping up to give you a bad hair day when all you want is to step out feeling cute. But, don’t fear, we’re here to help you style your way to sleekdom with our round-up of tried and tested tricks to tamp down on three of the most troublesome tendrils.
How to style Bangs
Most of us have a love-hate relationship with our bangs. A fringe can be endlessly versatile and totally gorgeous, but it’s far from low maintenance. In fact, the path to a perfect fringe is one full of styling mishaps and embarrassing bed head dramas! Styling bangs to perfection isn’t reserved for pros, you can tease your way to a perfectly coiffed fringe with the right tools and a few of our helpful hair hacks. The first step to achieving fringe perfection is learning a proper drying technique. You should always blow dry your bangs fresh from towel drying. Follow one of these drying techniques for enviable results: OR To tame a frizzy fringe, try smoothing it out with a straightener. Use a fine-tooth comb to section out your fringe then clamp your straightener close to the roots and rotate 45 degrees as you glide to the end. Spritz with hairspray to hold. Be sure to move quickly to avoid creating any lines. When it comes to styling bangs, there are heaps of versatile looks to choose from: If you want to know how to style curtain bangs, it’s easy. This versatile member of the fringe family hails from the Seventies but is back with a retro bang thanks to going viral on TikTok last year. Featuring a middle parting, this fringe type works for every face shape and can be styled using a big round brush to blow it out or straighteners to give it a soft wave. We love a half-up, half-down do to create a stunning face-framing effect. Beat the grease If you find your bangs are greasy by day two, you can get away without washing them by spraying your paddle brush with a little dry shampoo and brushing it through, leaving you free to hit the snooze button! Alternatively, hop on over to the sink and wash just your bangs to give them a quick refresh without worrying about the rest of your hair. Combing your hair into submission to try and tamp down those annoying errant hairs. Sound familiar? Don’t worry; we’re here to help you master the art of styling flyaways! Flyaways are most often caused by dry, damaged or frizzy hair. The rogue strands can be sooo frustrating to tame, and you’re probably fed up of desperately slicking them back with hairspray just for them to reappear an hour or two later. The good news is there are a few easy steps you can take to help win the fight against flyaways: Baby hairs are the short, wispy hairs that grow around your hairline. Everyone gets them, and you’ve probably seen the likes of JLo and Kim K working their own fabulous fronds into a statement style. So there’s hope! The problem is baby hairs are too short to comb back and are often too far on the fluffy side to let loose. To help you out, we’ve scoured the internet to bring you four top ways to style baby hair: For more inspiration on the latest in hairstyles, tips and how-tos, check out our latest blogs and video tutorials. Become your very best hairstylist at home with Scunci hair tools and accessories. U got this
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