I have a massive forehead and wanted to do something different to my hair without chopping it all off. So bangs were a natural choice.

Took a couple of weeks to “train” them to sit the way I want. And they do require more maintenance....but really love them so far and have received lots of compliments on them. A few of my friends now considering getting them since I got them.

You save money on makeup too....no more applying makeup to your forehead or stressing over your brows (mine cover my brows for the most part so I just swipe a darker brow pencil over them to shape them a tad and I’m good to go). Just need to wash your forehead good each night or it will breakout. But even if it does....the bangs cover it!

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Posted by Aspercel

Member since Jan 2009

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Posted on 11/16/17 at 7:49 am to lsunurse

I'm just dealing with wrinkles. Botox scares me.

Flboo, does that mean I won't go crazy?

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Posted by soccerfüt

Location: A Series of Tubes

Member since May 2013

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Posted on 11/16/17 at 7:53 am to lsunurse

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I have a massive forehead and wanted to do something different to my hair without chopping it all off. So bangs were a natural choice.

So if I were describing you to someone else, it'd be "She bangs a lot."?

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Posted by Mr. Hangover

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Member since Sep 2003

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Posted on 11/16/17 at 8:55 am to lsunurse

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but really love them so far and have received lots of compliments on them

FWIW, anytime women do something ‘different’, they get complemented.. doesn’t matter if you look like a fool or if you look perfect... women will say you look nice to your face, then laugh about your new style behind your back. And men are only complementing you because either it’s polite and/or they think they can get into your pants (scrubs

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