Fixing Uneven Bangs: A Comprehensive Guide

Many of us have encountered the same issue with our bangs over the years. After all the effort and planning to get a new hairstyle, there's a small slit where the hair doesn't cover the area where it parts, especially if it's been tossed into a ponytail or bun. But don't worry; learning to fix this issue can make a world of difference in your overall look.

Understanding the Problem

Your hair may not naturally cover the part where your hair divides, and this can sometimes become an issue, especially with bangs. Common culprits for this can be frequent styling practices like ponytails or buns that pull the bangs away from your forehead. Even with a shorter hair cut, it can still happen due to the natural movement and styling of your hair.

Step-by-Step Solution

Here are the steps you can follow to fix this issue and achieve perfectly styled bangs:

Using a Blow Dryer

Begin by ensuring all your hair is at the same length, just below the shoulders.

Once you have the desired separation, use a blow dryer on a low setting to gently shape your bangs. You can use a paddle or round brush to help with this process.

Bring all the bangs over to the side of your choice using the brush or paddle to help with the separation. Slowly brush or comb the bangs starting from the dampened roots, or about 30 seconds from the ends. Repeat the same process on the opposite side for about 30 seconds, ensuring you have an even look. Rotate and comb each side several times to ensure even styling.

Once you have an even look, use the hair dryer again, but this time brushing underneath the bangs. Keep the hair dryer on a low setting and continue this process for a couple of days until you see the results.

The thickness and stubbornness of your hair may take some time to adjust, but your hair will catch on quickly to your styling efforts!

Using Gel to Weight the Bangs

Another effective method to ensure your bangs cover the area where your hair parts is to use some styling gel.

Technique:

Apply a small amount of gel to each side of the bangs to add weight and hold.

Once applied, twist the two sides of the bangs together, ensuring they stay in place.

Let it dry naturally or use a hair dryer to speed up the process. This will further hold the bangs in place and prevent them from shifting.

Remember: Bangs grow at a rate of approximately 1/2 inch per month. Be patient with the growth and the adjustment of your bangs to your face shape.

Conclusion

With a bit of practice and understanding, you can easily fix uneven bangs and achieve a flattering hairstyle. Use a blow dryer or gel to your advantage and remember to be patient with the growth process. Your perfect bangs are within reach!