Whether your fringe is in desperate need of a trim (and you can't get to the salon) or you have an unmistakably urge to experiment, it can be tempting to immediately reach for the scissors and start ...

Have your hair in the style you normally wear it Don’t try trimming a fringe with wet hair. You’re way more likely to cut more off than you intended.

How to cut your fringe: A Step-by-Step Guide 1/ First up. Don’t even think about reaching for your Ikea kitchen scissors. Start with a decent pair of hairdresser scissors that you can buy on Amazon.

How To Cut Your Own Fringe, According To An Actual Hairdresser Because we know some of you guys are probably going to.

If you've never had bangs before, they can be extremely high-maintenance. Wondering how to cut your bangs at home? Here are tips from celebrity hairstylists.

The Tools You Need Before Cutting Your Own Fringe Investing in a sharp pair of hair scissors is key to clean, professional-looking trim.

Cutting your own hair at home is nobody’s first choice and can be slightly risky. But while lockdown keeps us indoors, it may be necessary for keeping on top of your hairdo. Here is some advice ...

Thinking about cutting in a fringe during lockdown? One Stylist writer shows off the results of what happened after she snipped her own hair, and shares the expert tips she has since learned.

Colourist Natalia Maxwell, artistic director at Malcolm Murphy Hair, says people should look to other products while self-isolating, saying they'll cover roots just as well and won't damage hair.

Whether your fringe is in desperate need of a trim (and you can't get to the salon) or you have an unmistakably urge to experiment, it can be tempting to immediately reach for the scissors and start ...