Curtain Bangs // How I Cut & Style Them At Home

Hi everyone welcome back to my channel and a hello, my bathroom. We are here for a good reason. I just washed my hair and got ready, and I figured why not to show you guys how I cut and style on my bangs, my kind of a curtain fringe I've seen a lot of people trying to gather hair lately on YouTube. Good mister grandma things up everywhere. Maybe I can share some tips with you guys, because I have been doing this for a while. I don't always go to the salon. I very often just to trim up my hair by myself, so I kind of play could know what I'm doing already but yeah. Let me know in the comments below each you do something differently and entertainment. I am a wrong first thing I did is a brush. My hair and yes, I know this is crazy. I separated a my bangs now I already have them so I know exactly which hair I need to take out for you guys that are doing this for the first episode. You don't have any fringe what you can do if you have, for example, like layered hairstyle, you can look and search for don't look front. It'S that kind of a framing your face. Usually, the hairstylist would be like some shorter pieces up to here or look up to here, so you can take those out first and like start with them, but what you should look for. It is kind of like this triangular shape from like the mid section of your head downwards, so at night you can see how I'm tracing if you move this hair, let's see if you can see like this so yeah you see if I grab my hair, like This there's kind of like a triangular shape going on right here. So that's what you should look for the deeper you go here to the center of your hair, the seeker your bangs, I'm going to. I would suggest, if you're doing this, for assignment that you don't have a fringe already to start like lighter, so maybe not as thick as mine. So let's just do look at this because I really want this part and there's also quite thick. So I didn't know like just yeah, maybe something look at this - I don't know. Maybe this is a little bit like cleaner yeah, but I actually like a thicker bangs on myself plus they have a lot of hair. So for me this is like a perfect thickness. I need to move them on the side because otherwise I don't really see you what I'm showing you guys. There are the tools that I use are these, so I actually have a professional pair of sheers and I have a pair of these like a thinning shears. As well, these are optional. You don't really need them. If you'll learn like a good technique off like cutting your things, you don't really need thinning shears, but since my bangs are quite thick, as I showed you guys, I actually like using these to give it like a nice feathery edge. So I don't have any work of blunt edges and then you need like some sort of a cone, something that would help to like separate your hair and brush through it and just kind of like guide you to the cutting process. In my opinion, the cutting will definitely be affected by the way you plant to wear your frames, so since I'm always wearing like a center part, I just couldn't look Center them like this. I always do that before I start cutting, so I kind of let me know what I'm working with and I can have one to eat inside. So what I have here is this kind of like angled edge, so this is pretty much the shape you want to achieve. So you want to have this like angular shape to the time I get that recognized curtain, a light appearance. Not all you do is brush your hair, hold it too tight with your fingers like this, and you start cutting from the bottom like, so you don't want to cut it like this straight like this, even though you can like like, if you are a beginner, especially You don't want to do that because you might just cut way too much hair and then yes correct. So what you do is like I cut a little bit, then I let it go, and I see how it looks. I personally like to touch my hair. While it's damned or absolutely what, but right now from all the talking, my hair got dry and I just wanted to go on a basic to like talk to you guys as I do it. This side is definitely thicker. I feel, like I probably traveled, about my hair down from this side, which happened yeah. There are some bits here. Another reason why I think it's better to cut your hair while it's wet is because, if you have a wavy hair, especially it's going to be really hard to understand. What are you doing as you're here it starts to become wavy. So if you have the Queen, your curly hair definitely definitely always cut your hair while it's wet, because it's going to be so much easier where you can straighten your hair and then cut it now, I'm going to assign them show you how I do that and Then we're going to do final touches with my thinning shears and then I'm going to move on to the rest of the hair. So for me I just remembered the wolf pointer that I actually didn't explain him, because it was to focus on trimming my bangs. So the first thing that I noticed that people do very often when they tried to cut their hair and especially their bangs, is basically pulling hard, which is what you should do. So you straight to their hair. But then, using that as a guide, where the banks should sit and then the most common issue that happens is when you let go your fingers, your hair naturally goes higher out, but basically your hair is not standing like that. So when you let it go your hair, naturally bounces back and that's how you end up with this situation, which is session better, it's kind of cute, but you know what I mean like when you did this look super short bangs. It all depends also on how do you plan to style your hair, so when you're cutting your bank, it's crucial to know which style you like when it's done, so how do you want your hair to look what it's done and then you have kind of like Analyze take a picture of someone who has the style that you, like I'm kind of getting more so yeah. You can picture someone who have things that you like I've. Take their picture just grab a picture from the internet. So if you let's say, wear your hair very straight, then you're straightening, often or in its natural street, you can go for like shorter bangs or well pretty much any style. Besides, like the super long one that ain't DOS like don't want them to eat you up here, I think those look really weird when you have straight hair cuz, they just like stand there, oddly or kind of like a wavy hairstyle that a lot of girls wear Like that, like beachy look, I would go for like longer bangs something even longer than this, because these they have to be styled with a brush and a blow dryer, as I just mentioned, bulletproof way of styling and your bangs and never having that. Like weird situation is by blow-dried name with a brown brush again, depending on the length of your bangs, you can use different sizes off your brush. So for something like this, I use well. This is kind of a medium sized brush. Wake up still blow dryers. I know there are so many fancy expensive blow dryers out there on the market. In my opinion, the old-school like professional salon blow dryers, are still the best way to style your hair. It is a bit hard if you have longer hair, because you, okay, your arms start to hurt, but for like smaller bits on your face, definitely try practicing your brush and a blow dryer technique. When I do now is a basically part, my hair, where and one is too hard and then what I do is I keep the brush. But this time I grab my hair from the other way around way and you will see like the area close is going to pick up all this other little hairs and I get myself like it nice blow out or the other way around. So you see, even when I awake with my brush, like that he's kind of like feathered out my bangs out towards which is what I like, maybe happy with the result, and now I'm just going to do little Corrections. I noticed that this side over here it's a little bit longer in certain areas and I'm just taking my scissors doing the same thing as adjusted, for I am pretty happy with this result and just going to smooth out the edges even more by using my thinning Shears so the way I use my thinning shears, it's very simple I'll just take my hair and it goes somewhere like around the bottom. Third - and I do a couple of moves like this - it looks scary, but these are not like regular scissors, so they're not going to cut off your hair they're just going to smooth out when altitude is also tilted, my hand a little bit, and I see if The edge is like smooth and regular same on this side. It looks bigger to me honestly, I'm not going to spend any more time on this. Then I already did for the video for you guys. I hope you enjoyed and hope this was kind of like useful and maybe I don't know maybe gave you some courage to try and give yourself and you'll know. If you wanted to now, I'm probably going to do some work on my computer and wait for the rest of my hair to air dry. So I can style it and show you that as well.