What’s Banging These Days? Micro-Bangs Are!

If you haven’t been living under a rock, then you must be aware of how several ‘90s hairstyles have been trending this 2022. From full blowouts to spikey buns, people are flaunting these timeless hairstyles on social media! But there’s one '90s-inspired hairstyle that’s very much on the rise right now – the micro-bangs. Keep scrolling to see what’s all the fuss about micro-bangs and how you can wear them to give you a unique look!

What Are Micro-Bangs?

Micro-bangs, also known as micro-fringe, are basically just like your typical bangs, but very cropped! This is a bold type of bangs since it is extremely short and puts all your features on display. Micro-bangs are a trending hairstyle for a reason – it suits all face shapes, as long as you style them in a way that looks best for your features! 

For oval and round face shapes, there’s nothing to worry about – micro-bangs would perfectly suit you. For square and diamond-shaped faces, get micro-bangs that are swept to the sides. This curved look will help balance out your cheekbones and face shape! 

Micro-Bangs

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Not sure what to tell your hairstylist if you want to get micro-bangs? Just ask them to cut one to two inches from the top of your forehead to get the bangs of the shortest length. Or maybe you can simply show them some photos to 

5 Ways To Wear Micro-Bangs

Micro-bangs can feel like a big jump from your typical bangs – it does take a while to grow your bangs out! So, if you’re having doubts about cropped bangs, then we’re giving you some micro-bangs inspiration photos to get you started. By seeing how micro-bangs can be worn and styled differently, you might even want to get the chop as soon as possible!

Shag Haircut

 

If you’re into edgy looks, then a tousled or straight shag haircut with micro-bangs would finish up your look really well. The long wisps and layers of your looks will lengthen your face shape while giving you a grungy yet youthful look. 

Shag Haircut

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Short Hair

Don’t be afraid of having hair and bangs that are both too short – they definitely still look dashing! The blunt cuts create a sophisticated look that works well for all ages. Also, it would feel great to have your hair far away from your neck and eyes!

Short Hair

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Long Hair

Micro-bangs look amazing on long hair as it does with short hair. Long locks, whether straight or wavy, will flow past your shoulders, creating a distinct contrast to your cropped bangs!

Long Hair

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Tied Hairstyles

If you love to tie your hair up, then you’re in luck! Micro-bangs also work well with buns, ponytails, and even braids. This is a hairstyle that retro lovers might enjoy!

Tied Hairstyles

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Colored Hair

Dare to go all the way by getting the blunt chop on your bangs and adding a bold color to the rest of your hair! You can style it this way to have a hairstyle that compliments your personality or simply just to choose a hair color you’d love to try out!

Colored Hair

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How Do You Style Micro-Bangs?

Bangs can be difficult to style or maintain – they fly around with the wind, they stick together in clumps, or they just seem to not stay where you want them to be. So to make things easier for you, start using hairsprays to keep your bangs looking the way you want them to be!

Try out Schwarzkopf’s Silhouette Super Hold Hairspray (₱ 1,175) – when sprayed onto your bangs, it will have a strong and long-lasting hold, and it won’t make your hair sticky and stiff. Another great option would be the L'Oreal Tecni.Art Fix Anti-Frizz Spray (₱ 1,399) or the AVEDA Air Control™ Light Hold Hair Spray (₱ 1,900)

Discover more of our hairsprays here.

So, would you dare to get these trending micro-bangs? If yes, then you can book an appointment with HairMNL Studio to get your bangs professionally cut! For any hair concerns or questions, our HairMNL experts can assist you with that. Just send us a message and they can give you a hair consultation for FREE!

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