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Needs practice but could come in handy to manage unruly fringes or long hair but will need some decent scissors. Stand directly in front of a mirror so that your head is straight then, rather than pulling the hair taut or stretching it between my fingers like you see professionals doing in the salon, follow the shape of your existing fringe as it hangs by taking teeny-tiny cuts starting at the centre and working outwards. Once this is complete, you have the option of taking some weight out, but if you like your fringe very full, then stop here. Easy-Grip’s cleverly designed ‘hinged’ comb holds your hair securely in place for a neat, straight line as you cut.

Keep scrolling, then, for Phoebe's step-by-step guide on how to trim your own fringe whilst a salon snip isn't an option. A comb doesn’t hold as much tension as your fingers, so you aren’t pulling down on the hair which means it will spring up less, giving you a more accurate length.Using the same upward cutting motion, start to snip the long hair from the right side to join in with the middle. To remove any heaviness or to soften your fringe, divide the fringe into three sections—the same way as Step 2—then elevate each section upward and gently snip into ends. This section tends to be a triangle shape which goes back 2 inches from the forehead and comes down to the side of your eyebrows - this is the section that is your fringe. Whether you have a feathered look and it needs thinning out or you've gone for a blunt style and are now struggling to see through it, don't worry. Our vast range of haberdashery accessories, enable you to produce unique designs that catch every person's eye.

But, before you take the kitchen scissors to your lengths and end up with an unintentional micro fringe, it's best to get some guidance from a pro. I have some slightly flyaway shorter hairs around the front of my hairline at the moment too, so I’ll pin those back with hair clips just to make absolutely sure that I don’t cut any strands I shouldn’t. Cutting your own fringe is tricky enough but when your hair changes from straight when wet to curly when it's dry, it can be easy to go too far with trimming. Now, if you've ever had a fringe cut in, you'll know how frequently you need to pop into your local salon for a trim. For, despite having the utmost respect and adoration for the skill and dexterity of all those that work in the hair industry, I have a confession to make… I cut my own fringe.Step 4: Once the centre has been snipped and the hair is fairly see-through at the ends, use the scissors in the upwards motion again but slightly tilt and snip diagonally. Inspire others with your customised creations and break away from the norms that prohibit you from making your signature statement. Step 1: Make sure your hair is freshly washed, and blow-dry your fringe how you usually like it to sit.

Then comb the fringe forward and separate from the sides of the hair by either clipping them out of the way or tucking them behind your ears. Anyone with wavy or curly hair needs to leave their fringe at least 2 cms longer, rather than 1cm when it's wet as it will jump up once it's dried. Because when you're working from home, a nostril-skimming fringe that's more like curtains than cute bangs is not a good look for your morning Zoom meeting.

They have a thinner, sharper blade than household scissors and therefore make it easier to achieve a more precise cut. If you have curly hair, remember to factor in the shrinkage too and consider where the curls will fall.