How to cut side bangs for thick hair?

You can style your thick hair with a side bang, but you’ll need to cut it short first. Haircutters who specialize in cutting long hairstyles can cut bangs no longer than 1/2-inch long. Ask your stylist how to cut side bangs for thick hair, or watch our video to see how it’s done.

How to cut bangs short for thick hair short?

If you want to avoid a lot of layers, cut your bangs a little below your hairline. Short bangs also look great with thick hair if you cut them asymmetrically. That means, instead of cutting them straight across, angle one side to frame your face.

How to cut bangs short for thick hair?

If you have thick curly hair and you want to cut bangs, you have a few options. Haircuts with a short or razor cut can look great, especially when paired with a spiked or bouffant hairstyle. If you want to keep your bangs short but still have plenty of length, consider a fade or taper cut. This cut consists of fading the edges of your hairline to your hairline, so your bangs don’t end right at the hairline.

How to cut side bangs thick hair?

If you have thick, curly or silky hair, it can be quite challenging to get that perfect side bang look! If you want to add some texture to your hair cut without going overboard, consider getting your hair cut at an angle. This will give you the option of wearing your bangs any way you like, whether it’s feathered or side-swept.

How to cut side bangs for thick hair short?

A short haircut can make side bangs look thicker and more intense, framing your face nicely. If you want to go a little shorter, try adding a little bit of product to your bangs to make them appear thicker and longer. You can also opt for a fade haircut, a style that fades from the hairline to the ends, making the sides appear longer.