Channel your inner Bardot.
You know when you get the sudden urge to do something that feels adventurous?
That urge to change a hairstyle?
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A lot of times we suppress that feelingand other times we get the bangs.
Great women in the past didn’t feel that same reluctance to take the plunge into fringe-dom.
WhenAudrey Hepburndecided she wanted baby bangs, she did it and with a pixie cut, too.
When Elizabeth Taylor wanted wispy bangs to accompany her afternoon martini, she asked for the scissors.
What’s the moral of the story here?
Oh, and get the bangs if you really want them.
Brigitte Bardot practically invented them in the 1960s.
Check out these curtain bang styles that are perfect for everyone, and get to your stylist.
The whole idea is to cut bangs that don’t necessarilyhave to look like bangs.
Beyond that, they’re flattering for all ages.
you might also pin them back to keep them completely out of the way.
They work with almost any hairstyle, from ashag haircutto a high ponytail to long, natural curls.
The versatility means you’ve got the option to easily change your look without a lot of maintenance.
Get ready to feel like your most effortlessly stylish self, sans any high-maintenance styling.
