All strands don't need to be different lengths. Having a couple of layers intentionally longer than the rest creates an interesting effect without people wondering whether your blowdryer chewed up your fringe.
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Embrace What You've Got
Uneven bangs work with any hair type. Got waves? Stop straightening bangs. Apply some hair gel to encourage the natural texture in hair. For the most impact, ask your hairstylist to cut strands shorter in the middle and longer on the sides.
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Curl Up
Remember that uneven bangs don't have to be delicate or wispy. They can be bold and gloriously thick. The look is especially effective when paired with a layered pixie cut.
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Did It Myself
Pin-straight locks show off an uneven fringe. After requesting (or cutting) a graduated style, add some gel to bangs and run a comb through them. It'll define every piece, helping to show off every jagged snip.
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Full and Thick
Those who already have heavy bangs can easily update the look by getting their hairstylist to cut the ends into points rather than straight across. It creates a choppy look without getting rid of the bulk.
