When you are a teenager, you can’t wait for the summer holidays to go to the beach, listen to your favorite song, soak up the sun, and let your hair glisten in its rays. So, here are some hot teen hairstyles for summer to give some competition to the sweltering heat of the sun.

Today we are discussing bobs, not men, but the haircut bob. If the bob is your choice of hairstyle, it can get monotonous sometimes. But trying the bob haircut with bangs changes your look entirely.

Bob cuts look chic, but adding a fringe, like side-swept bangs, can dial up your short hair a few notches. Also, if you have a particular bob style in mind, but the hairstylist suggests it won’t work for your face shape, bangs can change that! And there are so many bob and bang styles to mix and match, so you find the best one for your face.

Eat your heart out with these brilliant bob haircuts styled with bangs. However, if you are unsure which bang style to suit, here are some tips to help.

5 DIY Bob With Bangs Hairstyles

We all love DIY things. Whether it’s lamps, clothes, or hair – we all want to try it out at least once. But, I advise you to practice on a mannequin a few times before you try cutting your own hair. To figure out which bangs will suit your face shape, check out this article!

1. Classic Bob With Feathered Bangs

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What You Need

• Elastic bands
• Comb
• Scissors
• Blow dryer
• Round brush
• Hand mirror and main mirror

How To Do

1. Comb your hair to remove any tangles or knots. Comb all your hair back behind your shoulders.
2. Tie an elastic band where you want to cut your hair. Do this with the help of both the mirrors.
3. Once you’re sure, cut your hair just below the elastic band. Do this carefully as one wrong move can change the length of your hair or the style itself.
4. Once you are satisfied with the outcome, section out some hair at the front for the bangs. Brush the hair down on your face. With one hand, mark the length of the bangs, and cut it straight across with the other.
5. Spritz a little water on your hair. Brush your hair inward with a round brush while blow drying it at a low-medium setting. Hold it for three seconds at the ends before you let go. Do the same for the bangs.

 Vibrant yet versatile, blonde hair never goes out of style. But choosing a blonde color for your skin tone can be difficult.

There are many shades to choose from – a lovely, soft natural blonde to an eye-catching platinum blonde! The key to picking the right blonde hair color is matching it to your skin tone. A warm blonde shade, like golden or honey, suits warm-toned skin, while cooler tones like ash or dirty blonde go better with cool-toned skin. Give in to the urge to go blonde this season, and keep reading to know how to pick the best color to suit you!

What To Consider

Blonde can be one woman’s food and another one’s poison. While most blonde shades suit fair skin tones, it’s the dark and olive skin tones that face trouble finding the right shade of blonde. Here are some key points to think about while choosing the best blonde shade for you:

• Consider Your Skin Tone

By skin tone, I don’t just mean your surface skin tone. Focus on your skin’s undertone as well. Are you warm-, neutral-, or cool-toned? If you aren’t sure, check if earthy colors like yellow, orange, and gold suit you better than blue, purple, and silver. If yes, you lean towards the warmer side.

To know more about skin tones and how to figure out yours, check out this article.

• Consider The Shade Of Blonde

The color blonde has many shades ranging from champagne and gold to honey and strawberry. Pin-point the top four shades you love. Then, consult a hairstylist to figure out which shade suits your skin tone the best.

Blonde Shades For Different Skin Tones

1. Blonde Hair Colors For Warm Skin Tones

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If you have a warm skin tone, opt for the typical earthy blonde shades. Colors like golden beige, gold, and rich champagne will work wonders for you. Cool-toned blonde shades may look jarring against your skin.

 DIY hair oils can nourish your hair and combat hair fall effectively. Oiling the hair and massaging the scalp are the proven ways to reduce hair fall. This will also strengthen the hair follicle, enhance blood circulation, and give the required nourishment to the scalp. If you want to give your hair a silky look without any chemicals, these oils listed in the post below are for you. Know how these oils can help promote hair growth and get the recipes of 5 hair oils right here. Scroll down!

Best Oils For Hair Growth

• Coconut Oil

Coconut oil is rich in saturated fats and can penetrate the hair shafts to provide deep moisturization. A study shows that coconut oil also helps reduce protein loss  (1).This oil works wonders for low-porosity hair or 4C curly hair by detangling the knots. You can use virgin coconut oil for a relaxing scalp massage.

• Almond Oil

Almond oil is an emollient and has anti-inflammatory properties (2). It is lightweight and ideal for fine and straight hair. Click here for the benefits of almond oil for your hair.

• Castor Oil

Castor oil is a thick and viscous oil that is extracted from Ricinus communis plant. Anecdotal evidence suggests that castor oil can help promote hair growth and thicken your eyebrows and eyelashes. However, the viscous nature of this hair oil makes it a little difficult to apply and rinse.

Note: Dilute castor oil with another oil and use it only on your scalp.

• Hibiscus Oil

Hibiscus oil is a red-colored oil extracted from the hibiscus flowers. A study found hibiscus leaf oil to be more potent for hair growth than the one extracted from the flower (3). Hibiscus oil has been used in India since ancient times for thick and luscious locks. Moreover, it has a pleasant smell, hydrates the hair, and prevents dandruff.

• Jojoba Oil

Jojoba oil possesses anti-inflammatory properties and is widely used as a skin care ingredient (4). It also nourishes the hair and stimulates its growth.

• Argan Oil

Argan oil is light as a feather.  It can be used for scalp massaging and styling rough, dry hair. It is composed of monounsaturated and saturated fatty acids, tocopherols, polyphenols, sterols, triterpene alcohols, and squalene (5). Argan oil helps keep the scalp healthy, prevents hair breakage, and makes the hair smooth and shiny.

Woven parts are complicated, interwoven together to form beautiful artworks displayed in your head! Bridle is one of the most hairstyles that ever admires the earth.

This is why we discuss the braided hairstyle for girls, and there are so many choices to choose from.

Of the two strands to weaving five strands, braids can be very easy or very complicated. And you can let your creativity and personality show your braids showing off. You can go for a simple but elegant French braid or choose something more artistic and messy like a Boho-Fishtail braid.

Scroll down to explore many braid options that you can try and how you can achieve the desired display.

Procedure

Take the same three small parts of the hair from the top right of your ear and start French braids. You have to braid it up and along the hairline.

When you move along the hairline, keep adding hair to the side closest to the hairline. Don't add hair to the center and the other side. This will make the look drawn in front.

Keep weaving braids until you reach the ear on the opposite side.

Now, complete the braids because you will be ordinary.

Neatly pit the ordinary braid under your hair.

Use iron curling, make your hair a little bumpy to increase the volume. Take care of your hair on a clamp for about three seconds.

Backcomb hair in the crown. This will make Pouf look right behind the lace's braid.

Spritz on several hairsprays.