The Ultimate Guide to a Flawless Fringe This Tet: Uncover the Secret to a Voluminous, Non-Greasy Hairstyle

A common feature of Korean stars is perhaps the fringe. Almost all of them sport a fringe, a small section of hair that falls over the forehead, taking up a small area of the face but playing a significant role in enhancing their facial features.

One of the most popular fringe styles recently is the side-swept bangs.

This fringe style suits almost all face shapes. It not only helps conceal a broad forehead but also softens the jawline.

What’s more, this hairstyle can be paired with numerous other styles. It goes well with a high ponytail, natural loose hair, half-updos, or even a low elegant bun.

Some stars also experiment with different partings, such as a 6/4 or 7/3 split. However, the fringe remains soft and flowing.

The slightly sparse fringe creates a sense of femininity and softness, which is perhaps a trademark of Korean women. With a fringe, their faces always look gentle and harmonious, whether they wear their hair down or tied up. Additionally, sparse bangs don’t require frequent salon visits; with a little dexterity and a sharp pair of scissors, you can trim them yourself at home.

Vietnam’s showbiz industry has also witnessed many beauties embracing this fringe trend in early 2024. H’Hen Niê, for instance, took it a notch higher by adding a unique layered cut.

Phan Minh Huyền has also been enthusiastically promoting this side-swept bang style on the small screen.

Minh Hằng, even before her marriage and motherhood, had made an impression with this goddess-like hairstyle. Up to the present day, following this new mom on her personal page reveals that she hasn’t given up on this style.

Whether it’s on the airport runway or the movie screen, Korean women’s hair always looks effortlessly voluminous. Have you ever wondered why celebrities’ hair always looks like it’s just been styled at a salon? The answer lies in the tips shared by actress Phan Minh Huyền of the movie “Chúng ta của 8 năm sau” (Us, After 8 Years).

A behind-the-scenes look at the film reveals that Huyền Lizzie doesn’t hide her tricks for creating volume in her fringe. She uses a simple technique that she can do during breaks to ensure her hair always looks soft and bouncy during filming.

The first trick that the “girlfriend” of Mạnh Trường uses is a familiar hair roller. The roller helps to soften the fringe and create natural-looking curls. Whenever she has free time, during breaks or while reading the script, Phan Minh Huyền uses this accessory to add volume to her fringe.

The second trick is to use a duckbill clip to hold the hair in place. The actress usually opts for a longer clip, pinning it close to the roots or dividing the hair into two sections and clipping each. You can learn how to clip your hair so that when you remove the clip, your fringe will have more volume and stand upright.

One essential thing to remember is to keep your hair clean. Oil-free hair is easier to style and volumize. A quick fix is to have a dry shampoo spray on hand, or you can choose to wash your fringe separately.