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How do you train your bangs not to split?

Brianna Bowling
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Brianna Bowling is a Hair Stylist and the Co-Owner of The CRAFT Salon in Glendora, California. With more than 11 years of experience, she specializes in balayage, blonding, and vivid colors. Brianna has received years of in-depth training on advanced color techniques.

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When you blow dry your hair, blow dry it all forward with a round brush. Then, spray down the bangs while they're still hot and wait for them to cool. Afterwards, you can spray them one more time.

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Dry shampoo makes my hair greasier, and with or without shampoo my bangs stick together (at all times). What can I do to fix them? I've tried a variety of techniques but they're always sticking together.

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You might be using the wrong shampoo. Try different kinds until you find one that works for you. And I would recommend you get the same brand of conditioner. Make sure you don't wash your hair every day.

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I cut my bangs 9 months ago and they’re barely past my eyebrows. I haven’t cut them since, what could be going on?

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Hair growth takes different amounts of time for each person. It also depends on how short the bangs were to start with. You could always try a shampoo that helps with hair growth.

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I cut my bangs, but after two days they became curly. I comb and wash them, but it doesn't help. What can I do?

GiaVin Jones

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Blunt bangs work best on straight, fine hair. If your hair is thick, wavy, or curly, you'll need more styling. Consider growing your bangs out into side-swept or curtain bangs, which suit all hair textures better.

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My bangs are thinning and falling out, especially on the sides, despite taking vitamins like Viviscal and eating healthily. What can I do?

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If you're experiencing thinning hair, it's normal for some hair loss to occur with age. However, if you're young with fine hair and notice significant hair loss, it could indicate a medical condition. It's advisable to consult a doctor if you're concerned.

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