7 Sweat-Free Ways to Have Bangs This Summer

A classic side bang like Allison Brie's is perfect if you don't want to fully commit. This style will also make the ponytails you've been wearing to keep your hair off of your sweaty neck feel more exciting. 

The next best thing to blunt bangs is Kate Hudson's tapered ones. This style keeps the weight off of your entire forehead on hot days. Whether you have a pixie like the actress or a longer length, use a touch of pomade to keep them in place without losing any texture. 

If you're mentally ready to get full bangs but don't want to wait until the fall to take the plunge, ease your way in with Halle Berry's long, piece-y, look. Yes, they completely cover your forehead, but they're also very light and airy.

If your thick, blunt bangs make you dread summer before it even starts, adapt them to the season. Yes, Emma Watson's baby bangs are full, but by taking up the length a few inches and texturizing them, they won't feel like wearing that extra layer of clothing you didn't need on the first hot day of the year. 

Whether your bangs are overgrown or you want to channel everyone's favorite early 2000s hair trend, side-swept bangs like Emilia Clarke's will never poke you in the eye. 

Wispy bangs like Selena Gomez's allow for a plethora of styling options. Wear them like she did at the Coach Fall 2018 fashion show, or sweep them off to the side on particularly hot days when you don't feel like dealing with having bangs. 

There's no right time to grow out your bangs, but doing it during the summer can be a struggle, to the say the least. Center-parted curtain bangs like Alexa Chung's are on-trend, and a foolproof way to keep random long strands from sticking to your face.