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Slanted bangs are often seen in comic books and TV dramas. Although this “slanted bangs” look carefree, it is actually very difficult to make and “keep” beautifully by yourself. So here, we will teach you how to make slanted bangs well.
This time, the problem: “I want to maintain my beautiful slanted bangs all day long!”
I want to create bangs that don’t move and don’t fall out. After shampooing at night, I blow dry my hair from both sides. In the morning, I lightly blow dry my hair in a slanted direction, spray a little hard spray on the back roots of the bangs, lightly reverse the hair, and then fix the surface of the hair.
How can I keep the bangs in a neat tousled position throughout the day? (35 yrs old, female)
Opinions are divided! Sprayers and those who don’t need spraying
Instead of using styling products, it’s better to just use an iron to round out the hair in the morning. The oil content of styling products often causes them to harden and crack. The shiny texture of the announcer’s hair doesn’t actually require much styling product.
Use wax and hard spray! (DOUBLE HAIR DESIGN, Tokyo)
Perms are still a powerful ally! To maintain bangs
‘The quality of the cut and styling products has a lot to do with it, but I’d recommend a supplementary perm on the bangs to make them flow easier! It’s not a design perm, so you can hardly tell it’s been done, but it does make it easier! Please have a hair stylist who is good at perms do it. Also, too much hard spray can make it crack” (Dless, Kanagawa)
How about a loose perm? Also, how about making the amount of bangs a little heavier?
Styling products get mixed reviews! The sure thing is perms.
As you can see above, “styling products” are evaluated differently by different hair stylists.
Hard sprays are certainly a strong ally, but overuse can end up causing “bangs popping”…. While they are effective to some extent in maintaining style, the difficulty of having to choose “the right one for your hair type” seems to remain.
The ideal solution to these problems seems to be “perms. Perms are often associated with “back hair,” but perms may be useful for bangs, which are easy to get out of place and difficult to maintain in style.
