Here at makeup.com, we are lucky enough to have a panel of experts to sound off on those topics that leave the everyday girl scratching her head. Today, for example, we asked hair guru Zachary Morad to shed some light on a hot hair topic: bangs with a cowlick.

However, there are a variety of options when it comes to bangs and with a little help from me, you'll be able to find the cut that suits you best! Yes, you can even make bangs with a cowlick work. Let's weigh the pros and cons of my favorite looks.

1. Look: Side-Swept

Nothing is sexier to me than a deep side-swept bang. It's a relaxed and effortless look that can often support itself with very little styling. Simply create soft side bangs with a drastic part on the side of your choosing. The result is a low-maintenance look that gives your face definition and shape and can be easily changed or adjusted.

2. Look: Blunt

I love a chic classic. From 1920s flappers to the recent high-fashion 'dos dominating the runways, blunt bangs have stood the test of time. If you're a girl that likes to live on the cutting edge of style, this bold look is for you.

Pros: These bangs are a great option for those with cowlicks, as the weight of a heavy, blunt bang will help to suppress the wayward hair. See you can have bangs with a cowlick!

Cons: These bangs need to be trimmed regularly to maintain their blunt lines; They are also not the easiest style to grow out.

3. Look: Wispy

Pros: These bangs offer a variety of styling options, as they can be brushed back or to the side. They are also super-versatile and can be worn with short or long hairstyles. They're also super easy to grow out!

Cons: Because of their feather-like cut, these bangs tend to get greasy quickly. MDC Tip: To fight the grease, try spraying them with some dry shampoo. We love Pureology Fresh Approach Dry Shampoo .

4. Look: Rounded

I always find rounded bangs to be a modern and sleek look. Can't picture them? Think Anne Hathaway in "The Devil Wears Prada." Rounded bangs are sharply angled contouring your face making them a great look for anyone! Whether you prefer them full and thick or a bit shaggy, it's a great route to go if you're looking to refresh your hairstyle!

Cons: To maintain the right length and sharp angles, these bangs need to be trimmed regularly.

Which of these styles is your hair's soulmate? Sound off on your favorite bangs in the comments below!