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Fun Ways to Try Layered Bangs

Below are 30 different styles for every hair type to help you find the perfect inspiration you’ve been looking for.

1. Layered Bob with Bangs

Layered bobs are suitable for everyone, it just depends on how you wear them. A side part structures this look as layers moves seamlessly from the bangs into the rest of the hair. The longest part of this cut should be at the front points of the hair so they frame the chin.

2. Medium Layered Hair with Bangs

Whether straight or wavy, medium-length hair looks great with long side bangs. A slight opening on one side of the forehead beautifully frames the eyes as the length of the cut highlights the shape of the jawline.

3. Short Layers with Bangs

These bangs have a lot of depth and texture. Layers are a key feature of this hairstyle, so adding them to the bangs makes perfect sense. To create this look, hair should grow outwards from an off-center point on one side of the forehead.

4. Choppy Layers with Bangs

Sleek styles are fine, but this multi-layered, choppy hairstyle is interesting and fun. To create this look, bangs should start far back on the head and be cut in a textured, tousled manner that doesn’t feel precise.

5. Layered Bangs for Round Face

Blunt-cut bangs enhance full cheeks, while soft, wispy layers open up your look by revealing the forehead underneath. We love the way these bangs work with the soft layers on this shoulder-length style, but this fringe can work on hair both short and long.

6. Layered Pixie with Bangs

If you want to create fullness on your pixie haircut, layers are the best tool at your disposal. They will add height  and help you create a soft, round shape. Layers should be cut throughout the bangs in the same manner as the rest of the hair.