Term

See-through fringe

A see-through fringe is a thin, airy fringe that lets part of the forehead show through; it is also called wispy or airy bangs. It uses a much smaller section of front hair than a full fringe, usually with softened ends. Because the hair is thin and rests on the skin, it picks up oil quickly and needs frequent small trims. It is typically cut between the eyebrows and the eyelashes. See also: Fringe, Point cutting, Cowlick, and the guide See-Through Fringe: Airy Bangs, Cutting Logic and Daily Care.