24 Fringes That Suit Everyone, According to Hair Experts
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@FRANNFYNEA full fringe with a French bob is a truly iconic hairstyle.
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@MARIA_BERNADEven long hair can wear a full fringe, as demonstrated by Maria Bernad.
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@POMELOKIWIEDominique's full fringe is blunt and insanely chic.
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@KATHERINE_ORMERODKatherine's structured bob suits a full blunt cut fringe perfectly.
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@LEFEVREDIARYAmy's full and blocky fringe paired with a shaggy bob is giving us all of the inspiration.
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@SAASHA_BURNSThis flared out 70s-style fringe looks incredible on Saasha Burns.
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@harrietstewartThe boots, the fringe, the skirt. I love everything about Harriet's mirror selfie look here.
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@SAMANTHEAA long and layered style like this one makes for the ultimate low-maintenance fringe.
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@ZOOEYDESCHANELZooey Deschanel's signature tousled style really is heavy fringe perfection.
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@JUSTINEMARJANPaired with a retro up-do, this light choppy fringe looks awesome on Ella Balinska.
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@DAISYEDGARJONESWe're loving this full, but slightly choppy fringe with Daisy Edgar Jones' mid-length hair.
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@RASHIDAJONESGot fine hair? Opt for a long fringe that can be worn straight or pushed to both sides if need be, like Rashida Jones.
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@ALYSSAINTHECITYAlyssa Coscarelli's micro fringe looks great with her grown out pixie cut. It's a bold look, but she always pulls it off.
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@NICOLEOCRANCurly hair? You can still nail a micro fringe, as proven by Nicole Ocran.
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@ISABEL_HENDRIXChoppy and tousled. Isabel Hendrix's mini fringe pairs perfectly with her short curls.
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@EMANUELLEK_Emanuelle Koffi's layered look offers up the perfect micro fringe styling option for curly hair.
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@BELLAHADIDProof that the statement side fringe really is a returning trend. Bella Hadid's style is sleek, polished, and brings major 00's vibes.
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@THEVISUELOFGRACELoïcka Grâce demonstrates a chic and modern way to style a side fringe.
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@BY.REGIINAJessi Garcia complements her super long lengths with a dramatic side-swept fringe.
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@ROSIEANNBUTCHERRosie Butcher shows you can still look cool when in the process of growing out a full fringe.
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@EMRATAThis layered curtain fringe suits Emily Ratajkowski perfectly.
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@JEANNINE.ROXASAs your fringe grows out, it can be parted in the centre and heat styled away from the face for bouncy volume.
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@LAURAELIZABETHKLEINA curtain fringe is a great way to soften a centre parting and create facial symmetry.
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@JULIESFILooking for new ways to style your curtain fringe? Team it with an on-trend understated up-do to emphasise your cheekbones.
Fringes easily pick up oils from our face and fingers, so rather than wait for them to look greasy, follow Timperley’s advice and spritz this through your fringe immediately after washing and drying. This cult fave option is also great for adding volume.
Timperley recommends avoiding round brushes for fringe maintenance and sticking to classic hard-bristled styling brushes for better control. Bonus points if, like this one, it has wide vents that allow the heat to pass through.
If styling your fringe means picking up the heat tools more frequently then you’re going to need a good heat protectant spray in your arsenal. Formulated with lightweight oils, this will help not only to protect hair from damage, but also keep it sleek and soft.
Combining the benefits of hairbrush and hairdryer in one, this lightweight hot air brush will make daily fringe styling effortless.
For a piece-y French girl fringe, this multitasking cream helps to add texture, shine, and definition - and it’s lightweight enough to maintain movement and bounce.
For those who worry about their fringe looking thin or flat, this spray adds instant (and long-lasting) poofiness.