12 Stars Who Look So Different With and Without Bangs

By Debbie Strong Updated: November 1, 2016

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Hair experts say that bangs can change a whole face, and these 12 stars prove it’s true! From side-swept to chunky, these stars with bangs looked dramatically different before getting the trim.

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Keep scrolling to see how these stars with bangs looked before and after!

Celine Dion

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This French Canadian crooner's bangs come and go, but her heart will go on ... and on!
Angelina Jolie

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With her flawless face, Angelina can pull off any look, but she definitely looks different with bangs!
Julia Roberts

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Bangs add a youthful look to our favorite pretty woman.
Allison Janney

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Allison proves that bangs are a red-carpet accessory in themselves!
Reese Witherspoon

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With her wide, high forehead, bangs work especially well on Reese.
Kyra Sedgwick

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Streaky, side-swept bangs soften Kyra's features and highlight her beautiful eyes.
Carrie Underwood

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We love Carrie's long, side-swept bangs!
Kate Middleton

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Anytime this royal changed her hairstyle, it makes waves — and she caused quite a stir when she opted for a fringe!
Oprah Winfrey

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Oprah has sported many different hairstyles in her day, but no matter what she does with her hair, that million-dollar smile always shines bright.
Suzanne Somers

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Bangs keep the Three's Company star looking young — or is it her happy marriage that does it?
Tina Fey

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This funny lady can rock a red carpet with or without bangs!
Sally Field

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We like her ... we really like her ... with bangs!

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