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![]() Photo: Fernando Milani Before you make the cut...ask yourself four questions:
1. What is my hair texture? You don't need stick-straight hair to wear bangs, but if your natural texture is more than wavy, you'll have to commit to potentially frustrating daily bang-taming sessions. Because bangs don't have much length to weigh them down, they can often be curlier than the rest of your style.
2. Do I have a cowlick along my hairline? If the answer is yes, your bangs will have to be thick—starting farther back toward your crown—to keep the wayward hair in line. 3. Do I have a small forehead? If your hairline isn't at least 2 inches from your brows, bangs (unless side-swept) could accentuate your small forehead. 4. How much time will I realistically spend on my hair? It may be only three minutes every morning, but bangs require styling (or a headband). Keep a spray bottle of water on hand so you can dampen and restyle your bangs, even on days you don't wash your hair. From the February 2009 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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