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"  Bangs act as an instant picture frame for your face, focusing the attention on what&amp;#039;s directly below the ends of your fringe\u2014aka your eyes and killer cheekbones. Someone who knows this firsthand: Selena Gomez, who&amp;#039;s currently flaunting a fringe for a new movie role. Love her look? Celebrity hair stylist Charles Baker Strahan gives us the scoop on what to consider before making the cut. 1. Take texture into account. If you have textured hair, know that bangs will require maintenance\u2014much more so than if you had straight hair. If you have curly hair, expect to straighten your fringe with a small hair iron daily. Got waves? Pick up a good straightening iron or go for a longer-length bang and wear it how it naturally dries. 2. Rethink a fringe if your hair is thin. Women with finer hair can work bangs, but they&amp;#039;ll often look less full and possibly even piece-y as the day goes on\u2014especially if your skin tends to be on the oilier side. 3. Find a fringe that complements your face shape. If you have a heart- or oval-shaped face, bangs that fall straight across your forehead are perfect for you, since they draw attention to your eyes. For a rounded face, go for bangs that round off at the edges, bringing the focus to your cheekbones. If your face is square, adding a wispy fringe (not blunt) with a little more length (more toward your cheekbone) complements your jawline. Now that you know what to think about before making the cut, will you be taking the plunge? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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