Which section begins at the apex and ends at the front corners?

The bangs area is defined as the section that begins at the apex of the head and extends forward to the front corners of the hairline. This area is typically where hair is cut to frame the face, creating a fringe that can enhance facial features. The bangs can be styled in various ways—such as blunt, soft, or textured—depending on desired looks and hair types.

The other options represent different sections of the hair. The back area refers to the part of the hair located at the nape and lower portions, and the sides area encompasses the hair around the ears and towards the jawline. The top area generally involves the crown and upper sections of the hair, usually covering most of the head above the sides and back. Although they are all significant sections in hairstyling, they do not match the specific definition of beginning at the apex and ending at the front corners like the bangs area does.