Five Ways You Can Style Your Short Bangs To Keep Them Out Of Your Face

There are times when we become over creative and start taking matters like hair into our own hands. While some try to colour and bleach their whole hair without expert suggestions, others try to cut their bangs and end up with weird looking locks! However, now that the damage is done, it’s time for some damage control. You need to get a little bit creative with what you’re left with. And we are here to help. No matter if you have very short locks on your forehead, or bangs that are bothering your eyes, these five hairstyles will help you to get that mane out of your face. So, let’s get started! 

Pompadour

Pompadour hairstyle is one of the most popular and easiest hairdos when it comes to covering up the bangs. All you need to do is twist your bangs back and clip into place on top (crown area) of your head using a couple of bobby pins. Leave the rest of your hair down or make a high ponytail. Either way, you will look sleek and smart. 

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Headband

If somehow you have cut your hair too short and can’t pin them on the crown area of your head, trendy hairbands can become your saviour. You can make your own band too with scarfs or buy one. Nowadays knot hairbands are one of the most chic choices of fashionistas. Invest in a piece with comb-like teeth to hold your hair in place. 

Half-Knot

Its time you try something cool and edgy with your new bangs! In order to get your bangs out of your eye simply opt for a half-knot. Begin by sectioning your hair from the edge of your eyebrows. Gather it and make a half ponytail. Twist the mane starting at the root. Loosely wrap the hair around forming a hair bun. Secure using a clear elastic band. 

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No matter if you’re attending a formal meeting or an Indian wedding ceremony, this hairdo will look good on different types of attires. The French braid might feel a bit trickier to master, but this is what you need to tuck in all that hair. Start by making a diagonal parting on one side of your head. Then, form a twist by picking up a small section of both your bangs and long hair. Cross both short hair and the longer one together forming criss-cross. Lastly, secure it with bobby pins. 

Centre Part Twists

There are girls who feel skeptical of hairstyles with the middle of centre partings. However, it may look good if you style it right. The hair twist looks elegant on all and takes minimal time on hands. First, divide your bangs down from the middle. You need to be clean to do this. Use your hand to roughly make two sections. Gather both long hair and short bangs. Twist both sections together away from your forehead, and secure with a bobby pin and you’re done. 

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