The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Cutting Your Own Bangs On a Wig

When it comes to haircare, cutting your own bangs is often considered a daring move, and understandably so. However, when it comes to wigs, it's an entirely different story. Learning how to cut bangs on your wig can be an empowering and convenient skill to have, without the worry of potential mishaps on your natural hair. While cutting your own bangs can be taboo, learning to cut bangs on your wig is an easy way to ensure no damage to your natural hair. Here's our step-by-step guide to cutting your own bangs on a wig.

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How to Cut Your Own Bangs on a Wig at Home?

1.Wear your wig as you cut it if you want to use your face as a reference.

The easiest way to ensure your bangs look exactly how you want is to put on your wig before you make your cuts. Place the wig on your head from back to front, and ensure it fits comfortably around your forehead. Secure the wig using the clips along the band so it stays in place.

2.Decide whether you want straight or side-swept bangs.

Use a rattail comb to section off the hair you want to cut. If you want straight bangs, section off a rectangular piece of hair that is about 1 inch wide and 2 inches long. If you want side-swept bangs, section off a triangular piece of hair that starts at the center of your hairline and ends at the outer corner of your eyebrow.

3.Take off the hair gradually rather than all at once.

Make small vertical snips rather than cutting your bangs straight across. While pinching the hair in between your fingers, hold the scissors in your dominant hand and make small, vertical snips into the hair. Continue cutting until you reach the desired length.

4.Style your bangs。

Once you've cut your bangs to the desired length, use a flat iron or curling iron to style them. If you want straight bangs, use a flat iron to smooth them out. If you want side-swept bangs, use a curling iron to curl them away from your face.

If you're still confused check out this video tutorial here.

Wig Bang Styles To Consider

Wigs with bangs open up a world of hairstyling possibilities, dramatically transforming your style. Here's our favorite wig with bangs hairstyles if you're looking to switch up your look:

Side-Swept Bangs

Side-swept bangs gracefully sweep to one side, framing your face beautifully and complementing a wide range of face shapes and wig textures.

Curtain Bangs

Curtain bangs are a middle-part style that cascades gracefully around your face. This classic choice works well with different wig textures.

Curved Bangs

Curved bangs provide a fresh take on traditional straight-across styles. With a gentle curve that follows your brow line, they create a soft and flattering frame for your face.

Wispy Bangs

Wispy bangs gently skim your forehead with fine strands. They're perfect for softening angular features and seamlessly blend with straight or wavy wigs.

Feather Bangs

Feather bangs bring a playful and textured twist to your wig style. They introduce a carefree and light-hearted vibe to your look. If you're still not sure which style is right for you, here's our roundup of our most coveted bang styles.

Cutting your own bangs may seem like a bold move, but when it comes to wigs, it's a different story altogether. Learning how to cut bangs on your wig can be an empowering experience, minus the worries of any mishaps on your natural hair. Whether you're into straight or side-swept bangs, remember to have fun with it! And if you're uncertain about which style to choose, take a look at the variety of wig with bangs hairstyles we offer and try them out.