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Center Part Twists


For those with minimal time (and/or motivation) on their hands, this quickie hairstyle can't be beat. Customize it with embellished bobby pins, gem-inlaid clips, or a throwback barrette. (Remember these?)
What you need:
Bobby pins
Embellished clips or pins of choice
Pictured: Jennifer Behr Aster Bobby Pins, $152 for set of five; jenniferbehr.com
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Center Part Twists


Step 1
Begin by dividing your fringe down the middle.
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Center Part Twists


Step 2
Gather the fringe and and a small section of longer hair behind the fringe line.
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Center Part Twists


Step 3
Twist both sections together, and secure with a bobby pin.
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Center Part Twists


Step 4
Leave as is or cover the bobby pins with jeweled pins or clips of choice.
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Center Part Twists


Final Look
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Embellished Side-Sweep


Ladies who rock weaves or wigs, take note! This is a great (not to mention gorgeous) way to get those bangs temporarily out of your eyes, even for a stubborn fringe that's meant to stay put.
What you need:
Bobby pins
Fine tooth comb or boar bristle brush
Embellished barrettes or clips
Pictured: Jennifer Behr Petite Metal Leaf Barrette, $72; jenniferbehr.com
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Embellished Side-Sweep


Step 1
Begin by choosing the direction you would like your hair to flow. Make a diagonal part, beginning from the outer edge of your fringe, toward the middle of your head.
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Embellished Side-Sweep


Step 2
Using a fine tooth comb (or a flat boar bristle brush) gently comb the hair across the forehead covering the fringe.
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Embellished Side-Sweep


Step 3
Once smooth, secure with a few bobby pins.
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Embellished Side-Sweep


Step 4
Cover the bobby pins with the embellished clips or pins of your choice.
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Embellished Side-Sweep


Final Look
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Half-Knot


Good news! The cool girl 'do of the moment works very well for getting your bangs out of your eyes. Annastasia recommends choosing spin pins over hair elastics for a more seamless-looking (but equally sturdy) top-knot.
What you need:
Goody Spin Pins, $4; target.com
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Half-Knot


Step 1
Begin by sectioning the hair as if you were wearing it half up. Gather the hair as if you were prepping for a ponytail (it's okay if it's not centered).
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Half-Knot


Step 2
Twist the hair starting at the root.
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Half-Knot


Step 3
The section will naturally start to form a circle/bun shape as the twisting continues.
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Half-Knot


Step 4
Loosely wrap the hair around and around to form a cute little bun. (This look should be messy! Don't worry about any stray hairs.)
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Half-Knot


Step 4
Secure by using a spiral pin or two. To finish the look, gently pull out a few pieces of hair around the ears and temples.
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Half-Knot


Final Look
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Twisted Headband


Sometimes the issue isn't that your bangs are in your face, but the halo of frizz around your crown. Annastasia recommends this Coachella-ready style to keep things in place on humid days. (It's also great for the days you don't have time to properly blow out your fringe.)
What you need:
A headband
Pictured: Jennifer Behr Thin Leather Headwrap, $78; jenniferbehr.com
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