She looks oh so thrilled about this new look
In about a week they will look great. Until then I will be pinning them back or try to keep them brushed to the side.
I guess it could be worse, at least they are somewhat even. It reminds me of a school picture my mom has of herself when she was about 7 or 8 and her bangs are cut short and extremely crooked. I promise that I'll let someone else cut Aub's hair at that point.
If anyone has any tips on cutting bangs on a toddler I would love to hear them. I'm am linking up with Hill at Capturing Motherhood and Casey at The Wiegand's. They are helping other mom's realize that no one is perfect even in the blog world.
this is such a great example! the only advice i have for you is what i do with my daughter... not give her bangs! cutting kids hair is rough, though. thanks for linking up!! xoxo.
ReplyDeleteHere's a trimming tip (I heard from some women's mag, I think...) Take the bangs and hold them all together. Twist the hair together slightly and snip. This way is supposed to give the bangs a little definition...you know, not so blunt looking.
ReplyDeleteFrom a "real life haircutter" (lol) Suckers are fantastic, or letting them squirt the spray bottle to get them to sit still. The key is to hold your scissors almost vertical and snip up into the bang...blunt haircuts/bangs are the most difficult to do by the way and have it turn out great, so don't worry too much {;0)
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