Vintage Side-Swept Bangs

To get this look, you will need a rat tail comb, so the first thing that we're going to do is section the top of our hair into a half circle or a horseshoe shape so using the rat tail comb to get nice clean lines. So you want to make sure you get this fairly precise once you have that sectioned out what you're going to do is using a rat tail comb, you're gon na start from one point of origin in the center of this parting and you're gon na split this In half so twisting and clipping this piece off to the side, we're going to take half that we've just sectioned and starting from the same point of origin, you're, then going to split that in half this is like taking PI slices so starting in the middle. We'Re just taking these pie shaped slices and making this into four sections, so, starting at the side that you want the hair to be parted to you're gon na, take the farthest section and the most important thing that we're gon na do when we curl these is To hold it at the appropriate angle, so this first piece is going to be over directed we're using a 1 inch barrel. So over directing this hair we're going to be curling this in an upwards motion. So it's going away from your face and you continue twisting that and clamping it and we're holding this hair on its base. Slowly, removing the iron you're gon na keep that hair in that curl shape and clip this using a small metal clip on its base. So for this next piece, the angle that you're going to want to hold this is going to be at a slight 45 degree angle from the head and you're going to curl this in the same direction as the previous piece. So up and away from your face. You'Re curling it towards its base and it's going to also land on the base and we're going to clip that using a small metal prom clip as soon as we have finished, curling this and removing the iron so keeping that, in its shape, we're gon na clip. It on its base to let that cool so for the next piece. You'Re gon na want to hold this at a ninety degree angle from your head. So this is gon na land slightly off of its base and you're curling it in the same direction as the other two pieces grilling this down, it's going to land slightly off of its base and you're going to clip it the same as the previous pieces with It just slightly overlapping on to the next piece. This last piece is going to be held at a 45 degree angle from the scalp curling it in the same direction as the other three pieces. This is going to land off of its base, so you curl this making sure you get all those pieces in there and after curling that you're going to end this off of its base to let it cool in that shape. Now, taking some L'Oreal professional, Infinium, 3 hairspray we're going to spray this and let it cool after a few minutes of letting it cool you're going to remove the clips taking these pieces down and we're gon na be combing them all in the same direction and arranging This to get that really pretty sweeping s shape, taking our rat tail comb, we're going to just begin combing this into the C shape that we want we're gon na, be using our fingers to sort of mold this into place. I want to give this more body, so I'm gon na take small sections, starting at the furthest side closest to the park and we're gon na lightly backcomb, taking multiple sections and working our way down slightly back coming and pushing the backcomb down onto the scalp. To give this some lift, then we're going to gently comb just the top part that we back combed to smooth this out and continuing to gently comb this into shape using our fingers to mould it into place after you have finished, arranging the hair to the desired. Look, you will finish off with hairspray make sure you get that hair sprayed really well so that it holds, and that will complete this look.