Good Housekeeping reports that medium hair works wonders on round faces because it elongates and adds dimension. Straight bobs that sit close to your face shouldn’t be chosen; opt for something with length grazing your shoulders like Ginnifer Goodwin’s adorable pixie cut.
Kirsten Dunst’s Soft Curtain Bangs
Kirsten Dunst wears this style with soft curtain bangs to achieve a soft eyelash-skimming style; apply volumizing mousse for the desired result.
Long and Layered
No matter the texture of your locks, a long and layered haircut looks flattering on everyone. From sleek styles to adding texture for an aged look – get a cut that complements your facial structure while lengthening the neck area.
Textured Bobs for Round Faces
Textured bobs can be the ideal style choice for round faces because their longer pieces softly draw in at your sides, creating an optical illusion of narrower and shorter proportions in your face. They make this style particularly suitable for roundness.
Elongating Pixie Cuts
Choppy pixie cuts can help round faces elongate their features by emphasizing tapered aspects that draw the eye downwards and adding highlights for an eye-catching, feminine finish. A middle part is also recommended, as maintenance requires at most minutes each morning!
Middle-Parted Shaggy
The shaggy haircut is an expressive style with an edgy and unique aesthetic. It can be worn to suit both hair texture and facial structure; for example, straight textured bangs long enough to cover your forehead may be styled at either one of two points for optimal balance and aesthetics; you may also add more structure by shaving off parts of the sides to add contrast and create fullness for an amplified voluminous effect.
Two-Toned Shaggy Layered Cut
An effective way to add edge and depth to a layered shag haircut is by dyeing it in two different colors. This can be accomplished either by adding color to the dips of your hair for an eye-catching ombre look or contrasting it by dying just the top or bangs; either approach will garner many compliments – and works exceptionally well on women with curly or wavy locks, as shown here.
Shaggy Layered Bob
Shag layers are among the hottest hair trends and an excellent way to add new dimensions and volume to a classic bob haircut. Their choppy layers add natural volume and dynamics for added impact with blonde-hued cuts.
Adaptable Shaggy Layered Lob
The layered shag haircut is highly adaptable and suitable for women of various hair textures. It works equally well on thin, OK, and curly strands. For added glamour, highlight your shaggy bob with face-framing streaks or bold colors; further experiment with partings and styles. Be sure to get regular trims so your shape remains in top condition.
Highlighted Inverted Bob with Shaggy Layers
If you’re ready for something bolder, try this highlighted inverted bob with shaggy layers. Its angled color placement perfectly emphasizes each strand’s movement while simultaneously emphasizing your natural color and amplifying its vibrancy.
Shoulder-Length Shag with Side-Swept Bangs
Heavy layering in this shoulder-length shag makes this shoulder-length style suitable for those with round faces, accented by light side-swept bangs that bring attention to the eyes. Furthermore, its dissociated layers create the illusion of thicker hair as the pieces are spaced further apart than usual.
Kaley Cuoco’s Shaggy Layered Lob
Kaley Cuoco wears this shaggy layered lob to accentuate her jawline with its heavy side layers and a curved front. A deep side parting frames Kaley Cuoco’s cheekbones, giving her a chiseled face. Curl your ends for volume and texture; curling adds a beachy vibe. Coiled waves lend this style its effortless beachy aesthetic; this style will pair nicely with any hair color from a blonde base to rainbow-hued balayage. make sure you highlight key areas to maximize impactful results!
