These Styles Prove There's a Fringe for Every Hair Type

Table Of Content

• Minimalist Long Layers
• Baby Bangs
• Waist-Grazing Waves
• These Styles Prove There's a Fringe for Every Hair Type
• The French Girl Fringe

This jagged cut fringe gives Lisa some coverage in the front but also flatters her square face shape by not being too heavy or creating any horizontal lines. Elizabeth Debicki flaunts a textured long fringe here to compliment her stylish pixie cut and bring the focus to her eyes. This razor cut fringe is kept light and airy and gives her just enough texture and coverage in the front, without stealing the show.

Minimalist Long Layers

Curtain bangs contribute to a laidback vibe and can easily be styled and blended into face-framing layers. This teeny-tiny choppy fringe gives Emma Watson's look a little more edge. Sure, it's a bit polarizing, but then again, what great hair trend isn't? And while we're on the subject—short, choppy, micro fringes look especially great with short hair.

Baby Bangs

It takes some courage for an older woman to style a hairdo with such a young vibe and messiness. To recreate it, you need loads of layers, including for your bangs. Style some of the tips outwards and spread that uneven fringe on the forehead. You can use a scarf in so many cute ways if you have a hairstyle with a fringe. For example, you can use it as a headband to keep away the longer tresses and highlight the bangs.

Waist-Grazing Waves

Give your mane an extra help with Dove Intensive Repair Shampoo and Conditioner for stronger and healthier strands. Blunt beach waves turn the would-be bohemian style into something a touch more sophisticated. Subtle layers help create tousled volume, easily furthered with the help of dry texture spray.

"The hydration is key with curly hair, which you get from the leave-in," notes Francis. "Apply on damp hair and comb through the hair. Dry with a diffuser and use a small curling iron if needed to add any additional more defined curls," he instructs. Halle Berry often rocks sassy short hairstyles with a fringe. If you have thick hair, you may try her edgy fringe cut with sharp feathers.

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With fine hair, you don't want to go too heavy on the layers since this can remove much-needed volume. Apply a high-quality product—we like Better Natured Beachy Texture Spray ($22)—to emphasize hair's natural waves. If you have textured tresses like Solange's, add the slightest hint of layers only at the very ends to accentuate the length.

To help you revamp the classic ideal of long hairstyles for women, we’re showcasing vibrant colors and piecey, layered cuts. Bryce Dallas Howard’s choppy fringe shows how you can take weight out of a full fringe for a more delicate style. To ensure you don’t mess with the texture of your curls or waves, use a fine-toothed comb to style your fringe.

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Rashida Jones turns up the edge with her choppy bangs cut at varying lengths. Textured bangs paired with slightly tousled waves make for the perfect undone finish. Not to mention, they complement round- and oblong-shaped faces. Ana de Armas' blunt lob gets a dose of texture and a sweep of eyebrow-grazing fringe. This is a look that begs to be styled simply—just air-dry, then spritz in some texture spray.

Yara Shahidi’s bob champions her natural curly texture and makes way for a seriously chic fringe. To keep curls conditioned and bouncy, be sure to use a curl cream before styling. A decision on whether or not to get a fringe cut in isn’t something to be taken lightly.

"Multi-layered hairstyles are good for thick hair because it’s easier to maintain and helps to add more shape and definition to the hair," Thompson says. It also removes excess weight, which lends movement to tresses. How to style a grown-out fringe is a task on its own, so adding bouncy curls to the equation complicates matters further.

Whether you opt to flat iron or you come by the texture naturally, a straight style that's cut long and blunt is polished and timeless. It's also ripe for super-subtle face-framing layers, should you ever feel the need. This long and wispy style is great for those with heart-shaped faces looking to bring balance to the widest part of the face (the forehead).

Inspired by the 90s, this haircut features gradual layers, narrowing to the chin, and trendy curtain bangs that create a face-framing effect. One of the many mesmerizing fringe hairstyles made by Yuki Nakatani. One second it's all about the super long, curly ponytail, and the next day it's a platinum blonde pixie. Although we're keeping our eyes on the ever-changing hair trends, you can never go wrong with a classic cut.

For this look, spritz on lots of shine spray and keep one side of the hair tucked behind an ear, to show off accessories. Adding a few small, face-framing braids is a simple way to give your look a boho '60s vibe. Tinier braids can be left undone, without elastics, for a chic, unpolished effect. "I cannot stress enough that do-it-yourself looks are the coolest," says Gibson. "Don’t think that you have made a mistake—play with textures, play with shapes."