Omg, why did i do this?! HELP?

Question

UGH! i'm so used to having my hair parted in the middle.

then yesterday, i got side bangs. they looked really good in the hairdresser, and up until tonight, when i had a shower.. afterwards.. they WOULDNT stay in place. i used hairspray, straightened.. ughhh.

if you have ANY suggestions, please tell me.

THANKS.

Answer 1

there's not that much you can do

juss keep puttng it in that place

it's being like that cuz it's not used to being there

that;'s what happened to me after i got bangs

all you have to do is keep on moving it back when it moves

and it'll get it's place and stay there after couple of days or so

Answer 2

use some hairspray or like mousse or gel. but hairspray works the best. put it on after you get out of the shower, so when its still wet brush it and put it where you want it to be and put the product in. mine was the same when i got them you have to just wait a couple of days for it to adjust a grow a little more and they'll be fine!

Answer 3

Bangs are tricky to handle.. when you blowdrying your hair.. make sure u part your bangs in the correct spot.. and blowdry them like that. If there not staying in place.. its exactly likle mine :l LOL. It happens to

me too. all i did was a) (if u have bangs long enough to go behind ur ears) put them behind them.. OR b) separate them into 2.. (DOWN THE MIDDLE OF UR BANGS) and out one section behind one ear.. and one behind the other.. and keep in mind that u need to part your hair correctly ALL THE TIME.. depending on the hair style. :} Hope that helped

Answer 4

you could go back to the hairdresser and ask ways to do it.. but otherwise idk

Answer 5

This is very simple. I have side bangs and i do them all the time.

I take a blow dryer and a big round brush and then you just rape the hair around the brush (the bigger the brush the straighter they'll be the smaller the more they'll be curled in) then you just have to work with your hair.

good luck :)

Answer 6

Soak it with water, then part it and dry the hair with a hair dryer. Dont go to bed for another hour.

Answer 7

try getting a wet rag and lye down on your bed and keep it there a while i hope i helped it usaaly works for me same thing happened (now  how it feels) :(

Answer 8

just use a head band or bobby pins and grow them back out.  or do exactly what she did.

Answer 9

hahahahahaha same thing happened to me;)

basically, the first couple days you kinda just have to 'deal with it'

try using a headband ?

after a couple days, your hair should naturally stay in place.

you don't need hairspray or anything. actually, if you use hair spray, it weighs down the hair so it feels uncomfortable.

good luck;)

Answer 10

that happens to everyone at the hairdresser's it looks good but when you try it doesn't don't worry about it and if you think it is horrible just pull them back with a bobby pin

Answer 11

Oh my God, what an emergency, who cares about the starving children or the Drowning economy when we should ALL be thinking of ways to help you with this traumatic situation!?!?!?!?!

SOMEONE PLEASE CALL 911!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 12

how about to the salon where  you got them done and ask them how to get them to stay in place

Answer 13

part your hair right where your bangs start and use conditioner when washing your hair and lightly spray hairspray ofter your use a hair straightener on them. Use your straightener going in a down motion, curling it under.

Answer 14

Hehe, that happened to me when I first got side bangs, too. My hairdresser helped me out though, after she cut and styled my hair, she said that they're gonna bother you and you're gonna wanna pin them back, but if you want to keep them, you need to just use your fingers or do the hair flip to keep them in place, and eventually they'll train themselves. P.S. don't use too much hairspray at your roots to try to keep your hair in place cause that will make your hair look oily. =] Good luck!

♥

Answer 15

Do Not panic! Wash your hair, then blow dry it straight with no products. Get a fine tooth comb and make sure your side bangs are correctly separated. Then put your hairspray on them when your done. You have to start from scratch. Now that you have had all that hairspray on your hair the best way is to just wash it all out and start over.

Answer 16

part your hair to the side

Answer 17

I would suggest you straighten them to your desired side [left or right] then pin them in place to make sure they stay with cute hair clips or bobby pins. You can also do this at night while sleeping, and if you don't want the hair in your face clip them to the side on top of your head.  Do this for about a week, and after that you can stop using clips/pins because they'll get used to staying to the side and in place. :D

Well, hope I've helped in any way. && good luck with everything.

-Bows. [:

Answer 18

clip them it place when you sleep and they should stay there

you have to train ur hair to stay in place

it should only take about 2 to 3 days to get them used to it

Answer 19

try gel.......or wet your hair and dry it in place, sorry thats all i can think of

Answer 20

hairclips or bobbypins

flat iron your bangs

hair wax

Answer 21

oh wow

haha

sorry to laugh

but yea that happens to evyone wait til the next day they get put back to place by themselves

Answer 22

You have to train them to stay to the side. You can use some pomade to keep them to the side. Or if you have an elastic headband, sweep your bangs to the side and put it over them anytime you're just sitting around at home and after awhile they'll start to stay like that.

hope this helps.

Answer 23

uGGhhhhh!!!!!! omg

Answer 24

blow them out with a big barrel brush and them hair spry them they should stay in place!=D

straighters make it worse

Answer 25

Okay when you part them over. (Im trying to explain this good...) Were the part is... part the rest of your hair back. So it will be like a side part.

Answer 26

That happened to me too.  you can call the place hwere you got your haircut and ask them how they did it.

Other tips:

1. make sure you part your hair to the side when you get out of the shower so that the hair dries that way

2. once they grow out a little longer, they stay a LOT better

3. hair wax maybe, but i don't know if your bangs are thick, if they are don't try that.

Answer 27

I had this problem when I first got them.  Blow dry your bangs in place first.  That will really help.  If you need some extra hold, go with hair cement.