How To Get A Natural-Looking Fringe With Fake Bangs?

A Beanie Method

How about you to get the most of the cold season by learning how to do fake bangs with a hat? In general, it can be any headdress, but such options as loose-fitting beanies are something you can’t go wrong with.

Step 1: Make sure your hair is long enough. You will need to pull your hair into a half-up, then turn it into a half-down ponytail, and flip it over your forehead. If the ends reach your eyebrows, you have a perfect length for this fake bangs tutorial.

Step 2: Create a half-up. Separate off the top layer of hair and put it into a half-up. Next, grab an elastic, and tie a half-down ponytail with this section.

Step 3: Flip the half-down pony over your forehead. When draping the ponytail, adjust the ends so that they fall over your eyebrows.
Step 4: Pin the bangs close to the base. Adjust the bangs at the desired length, and pin them right at the base of the ponytail. Then, spread the bangs evenly; they will form a triangular shape. Since you need the fringe to be wider across your brows and narrower at the top of the head, put a bobby pin to each side of your fake bangs.
Step 5: Style your bangs. This step is totally up to you: you can curl or straighten the fringe in any way you like. To make it look more natural, pull the strands with your fingers so that it lays nice on your forehead.
Step 6: Put on a beanie. In fact, it can be any hat you want; the point is to wear a loose-fitting hat that will secure your style nicely and won’t give away your half-down style.

Q: How do I style my fringe?

A: It’s always better to choose styling ideas for your fringe based on your face shape. You can always brush your fringe to the side to hide your big forehead or split it into two for a face-framing effect to flatter round and oval faces. As a good rule of thumb, you should always prep your bangs with a heat protectant and give it a pass of a flat iron to make it manageable.

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