6. Super Short Pink Bangs

The different lengths and the super short French bangs in this straight hairdo are what make it edgy! To clash styles in a cool way, choose a flirty, feminine color like pink to grace those locks.

7. High Pony with French Fringe

The perfect combination of sexy and cute is what a high ponytail with French bangs says. The thicker your bangs the better for this look, but truthfully thin bangs will work too. Secure your pony up at the crown for drama.

8. Piecey Bangs with Long Hair

Having piecey bangs is an increasingly popular style, especially for ladies with long hair. Their chunky look works for both thin and thick hair. Cut them bluntly and straight across or go with a more choppy cut – there’s no bad here! 

9. Women’s Bowl Cut

Bowl cuts are traditionally bluntly cut, but you can switch up the style of it by working in French bangs and an uneven cut from above the ears to the back of the head. For sophistication and sleekness, straighten hair as much as possible.

10. Thinned Hair and Layered Fringe

Short layered fringe is just beautiful with long thinned out hair. The angle of the bangs is pointed at the center of the forehead, so it will certainly play up your face’s dimension. 

11. French Braid with Bangs

What could be more French than a braid with these iconic bangs? The key to making this look seamless is a tapered fringe that extends into layers that graze the apples of the cheeks. A braid down the back is fine, but a side braid is better at framing the face.

12. French Bangs For Fine Hair

Though the style is often done on thick hair, fine-haired babes can totally take advantage. The fringe should still skim the eyebrows, but can be cut slightly wispier and feathered at the ends. Give a bob or medium-length hair a bedhead tousle that’s simply irresistible.