hair care
In this way, the fringe stays top-style in the heat
In the heat, the fringe can quickly become annoying.
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Bangs frame the face and are currently very trendy. In the summer, however, the haircut can suffer from the heat. These tips will help.
Forehead fringes are absolutely trendy this summer – but when we sweat in summer, the fringe quickly looks stringy and can even lead to blemishes on the forehead. This is the best way to style the haircut in high temperatures and humidity.
Dry shampoo for frizzy hair
The forehead is one of the first parts of the body from which drops of sweat roll off at high temperatures. If you wear bangs, your forehead gets hot even faster. The hair absorbs sweat and fat from the skin and quickly becomes stringy. The quick antidote: dry shampoo. Simply spray into the forehead fringes (especially at the roots), let it soak in and then brush out – this way the fringe looks freshly washed and styled again. Baby powder is also a good alternative to dry shampoo.
Blotting paper for on the go
If you wear bangs or tend to have oily skin, you should definitely carry blotting paper with you in summer. The small paper strips absorb excess oil and sebum on the skin and ensure that the forehead is free of sweat beads.
Hats, clips, headbands
Anyone who is bothered by hair falling in their face on particularly hot summer days can help with stylish accessories. The fringe can be styled from the forehead with trendy headbands, silk scarves or hair clips. A straw hat or bucket hat also keeps the hair out of the face and is also very trendy.