This Is Why French Girls Always Have the Best Fringes
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@LEIASFEZ
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@SABINASOCOLThis combination of effortless updo perfectly-parted fringe just oozes French-girl energy.
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@ZOEHTQFuller fringes look equally cool in this subtly parted style.
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@LEIASFEZA slightly grown-out fringe looks so relaxed paired with a longer hair length.
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@CAMILLECHARRIEREIf you've just had a fringe cut in then simply push your strands to each side for a more laid-back feel.
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@ASOS_SYANADon't think that fringes should only be worn with your hair down, the French-girl fringe comes into its own when teamed with a chic ponytail.
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@JEANNEDAMASYou don't have to opt for a full-on fringe either—these barely-there bangs are so damn cute.
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@FRANNFYNEIf in doubt, sweep your fringe to the side for instant French-girl appeal.
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@ANNELAUREMAISThe '90s curtain bangs are a modern take on the classic French fringe, and I'm very much here for it.
Fringes can require a little maintenance to look their best. Thankfully, this brush is suitable for all hair types—it's particularly good for thick and curly strands—and is great for using for blow-drying your fringe into place.
Warm a little of this matte-finish hair clay between your fingertips then smooth through the ends of your fringe for that cool, piece-y finish.
This is French-girl hair in a bottle—just a couple of spritzes will deliver effortlessly chic vibes to even the most basic fringe.
A greasy fringe is never a good look, but bangs are prone to oiliness due to their constant contact with our forehead. This French pharmacy dry shampoo soaks up excess oil when you're in-between washes.
This nourishing cream adds shine and moisture to hair while imparting that 'lived-in' look that we all seek.