Face it: Buns are basic. But there are days when you don't want to wash or do your hair, so some dry shampoo and a top knot or low bun seem like the obvious (and only!) choice. It's time to switch ...

Sometimes the issue isn't that your bangs are in your face, but the halo of frizz around your crown. Annastasia recommends this Coachella-ready style to keep things in place on humid days.

If you have longer hair and want to rock a side twist, try braiding your bangs up into a bun or ponytail, instead. It will hold the longer pieces in more securely. Find out how to do it at ...

Kate Beckinsale's wavy side bun is oh-so-glamorous—and only requires a curling iron to get the look. DIY: Leave your bangs out and gather your hair into a low side pony.Holding a one-inch barrel ...

sits, sweep it to one side under the beanie to protect your style from the elements. Then, when you've reached your destination, let the bun loose and finger comb it through." 3) No blowdryer, no ...

French bangs are categorized by being short in the center of the forehead and longer toward the outer cheekbones. "They're meant to be less of a statement bang and more of an integrated ...