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Maintenance: unlike cutting the length of the hair, bangs require more frequent maintenance, which can be done every 30 or 60 days, since the strands “lose” the cut due to accelerated growth.

Cleaning: again, unlike the length of the hair, the bangs are more exposed to sweat and the skin’s natural oils, so you’ll have to wash these strands more frequently, like every one or two days. For a quicker fix, you can opt for the classic dry shampoo.

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Hydration: bangs also calls for a weekly moisturizing mask, in order to avoid dryness and split ends. But do not apply too much product and much less close to the roots, thus preventing the hair from becoming oily and heavy. The same goes for the amount of other creams, conditioners and leave-ins applied, so remember: less is more.

How to dry: after protecting your bangs with a good thermal protector (with 90% dry hair), if you wear your hair to the side, dry them in both directions (with the help of a brush), the direction of growth and the opposite direction, in order to achieve a more natural finish. For the classic straight bangs, it is also worth brushing it on both sides and then downwards. This helps prevent the strands from sticking to the forehead.

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PS: If you have curly hair, either type 2, 3, or 4, you can use a combing cream to do the styling. Also, the curly bangs can be finished along with the rest of the hair and you can let it dry naturally or use a curl diffuser.

Finalize with a flat iron: with the bangs 100% dry and properly protected with a thermal protector, separate the strands into thin strands and move the iron from root to tip. When you reach the tips, turn the iron outward or inward, according to the desired finish and your bang style.

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No time to fix your bangs? Go for accessories! You can pull your bangs back and secure them with a tiara or hair clips.

So, how do you usually take care of your bangs?

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The best part of this hair trend is it’s shockingly simple to do, it only requires two steps to complete. First, start by pulling all of your hair back into a ponytail or bun at whatever height feels comfortable for you—both low and high look equally cool—and secure it with a hair tie. You can also use a large alligator clip if you want to make it feel really ’90s. Then, pull just a few of the shorter front pieces of your hair out creating a bit of fringe to frame your face. That’s it, you’re done! To make sure your hair stays in place you can set it with a bit of hairspray. Products like Bumble & Bumble’s Spray de Mode and Amika’s Fluxus Touchable Hairspray are great options to give you flexible hold that will move with you but won’t fall out.

Top: Camila Coelho Collection Bruna Jacket | Jeans: Agolde | Bag: Chloé

Photo: Bella Hadid

This throwback hairstyle can be worn with just about any outfit, anytime of day or night. It’s perfect for a casual jeans-and-t-shirt outfit during the day, or a fun party dress for a night out. You can also really lean into the ’90s style by pairing this hair trend with pieces like a slip dress or loose jeans and tons of gold jewelry. Whatever you choose to pair it with, this hairstyle keeps your hair off your shoulders and away from your face, but thanks to the loose pieces in the front it will never feel too stiff or uptight—It adds a playful attitude to any look.

Jacket: Camila Coelho Collection Cleobella Jacket | Jeans: Mother | Shoes: Saint Laurent

Photo: Cass Dimicco

Coat: Saks Potts

Photo: Hailey Bieber

What do you think about the ’90s tendril trend? Will you be trying it this spring?

Let us know in the comments below!

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A slicked-back style is the perfect answer for second-day hair or when you just don’t have time to wash it, since the gelled look will cover up any oil at the roots. It’s also a chic way to show off your accessories, by pulling your hair back and out of the way it gives your earrings or statement necklace a chance to shine.

Dress: Balmain | Sunglasses: Prada | Bag: Louis Vuitton | Earrings: Lili Claspe

Photo: Patricia Manfield

Achieving a slicked-back style is easier than it looks, you’ll just need some kind of hair gel or molding compound to keep your strands in place and give it that subtle wet look. Bumble and Bumble’s Sumotech is a great option for hold, as well as IGK’s Rich Kid Coconut Oil Gel, and Ouai’s Matte Pomade. Simply slick your hair back using gel or pomade, secure at the back with some bobby pins, and the finish off with a good hairspray. Moroccanoil’s Luminous Hairspray Strong Finish and Living Proof’s Control Hairspray both hold your hair in place well—and smell amazing while doing so.

Dress: Camila Coelho Collection Juliette Mini Dress via Revolve | Earrings: Dior

Photo: Dani Song

What do you think about the slicked-back hair trend?

Let us know in the comments section below!

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