Here Are 5 Simple Ways to Style Grown-Out Bangs, According to a Pro

How to Style Grown-Out Bangs: Add a Wave

Use a tiny iron to create waves to lift your lengthy bangs. "[Waves] give your bangs some major lift with a complete hair texture shift," Toth said. He recommends using the Hot Tools Black Gold Ribbon Curling Iron with a 5/8-inch diameter for this look.

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How to Style Grown-Out Bangs: Turn Them Into Curtain Bangs

For thick, grown-out bangs, Toth suggests transforming them into curtain bangs. "Cut a subtle angle in the center that becomes longer as you get to the outer edges by the eyes," he said. "Also, be sure to layer them a little in the center and point cut them too."

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How to Style Grown-Out Bangs: Lift Them With a Bump

Give your grown-out bangs a lift by adding a slight bump. "You can style them with a subtle bump using a curling wand or round brush," Toth said. "This will lift them out of your eyes for the day, but be sure not to overdo it."

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How to Style Grown-Out Bangs: Push Them Back With a Headband

For bangs that are severely overgrown, Toth suggests using a headband. "The absolute easiest thing you could do is invest in a chic headband that you can use to secure your bangs away from your face," he said. "The Jennifer Behr headbands are the most luxurious and colorful ones on the market right now but if you want something a little more hardware and some whimsical edge, go for ones by Lelet New York."

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How to Style Grown Out Bangs: Clip Them to the Side

Toth said that using a bobby pin or a bedazzled hair accessory is another solution, and one of the best options for those who don't want to use hairspray or other styling products.

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