Confidence is vital when selecting a haircut that complements your face shape, so discover which will work for you to create an eye-catching style without needing assistance from stylists and makeup artists.
Round Face
Some may view round facial features as something to correct; others accept them wholeheartedly. If the latter applies to you, know that a proper hairstyle can make your features appear slimmer and more angular.
Try a high, sleek ponytail or layered bob with side fringe for the same effect. Or create the illusion of face-skimming angles by layering longer layers around the ears and tapering at the sides, adding height using root-lifting spray or mousse for an added boost!
Square Face
People with square face shape boasting sharp jawlines and features are blessed with an attractive bone structure, demanding attention. An appropriate hairstyle can accentuate these angles while softly contouring an angular jawline for an eye-catching effect.
Long blonde curls make an excellent complement to square-shaped faces as they add an attractive feminine aesthetic. Additionally, their springiness offsets harsh lines from an overly defined jawline and helps make the shape less boxy and more ovaline.
Create a small pouf at the crown of your head to add volume and shift focus away from a broad forehead. Add even more volume by teasing the back of the pouf with a teasing comb, loosely braiding it for chic style, and finishing the look off with light-hold hairspray for an all-day hold.
Long Face
Women with long faces must take extra care in selecting flattering hairstyles for themselves, concise styles like an edgy pixie crop or textured bob. If you prefer longer locks, look for styles that add volume and facial framing, as seen with Jennie Garth’s A-line bob – an example of such an ideal haircut.
Curl the bottom layers in this style for an added feminine touch and create more texture with curling irons for a textured appearance. It’s an ideal style choice for girls with long fine hair as it requires minimal care or maintenance and works in all seasons; pair it with western poised dresses or suits for parties for the best party looks and age groups between the 20s and 30s!
Short Face
If you have a short face, choosing a haircut that balances out its features and creates the illusion of more volume is critical to creating balance and the look of fuller cheeks. Hill advises a side shave as an effective way to define the facial structure, followed by an exciting hairstyle such as the Mullet Shag, which adds weight to your head for fuller cheeks.
A textured short bob is also great for your face shape, adding dimension and length to your facial frame. Asymmetrical bobs also work great and will bring an edged-up edge to any look, while bangs add width that can be wavy or curly, depending on personal preferences.
