How to Cut Bangs at Home, According to Professional Hairstylists

So, you want to learn how to cut bangs. You've scoured the internet for all the , found the , and now it's time to DIY. But before you pick up the scissors, you'll definitely want to read these guidelines first.

Whether it's a low-maintenance style like or something more trendy like , it's no secret that fringe requires precision and upkeep. But don't let these things intimidate you. According to professional hairstylists, cutting your own bangs can definitely be pulled off on your own.

“Totally, you can cut bangs at home” says John Freida House of Freida ambassador and celebrity hairstylist . “If you aren't feeling that confident about it maybe seek professional help, but if you are, then you can definitely do it yourself.” If you're a bangs newbie, hairstylist recommends getting your hair cut by a professional first.

However, if you are unable to go in to the salon, it's perfectly fine to try on your own. “If necessary you can cut your bangs at home,” she says. "I would recommend to start slowly, it’s better to cut less than to cut too much.

Ready to get started? Ahead, everything you need to know on how to cut bangs. All hairstylists agree: cut your bangs dry. Do not cut them wet, because water can create “shrinkage,” which will completely change the look of your bangs when dried.

“First, it is important for any kind of bangs to make sure you do not start with super wet hair,” says Polko. “If you cut your hair when it is wet, it will shrink up and y.