FACE SHAPES

OVAL Egg shaped faces have a forehead and jaw that are the same width. The oval is the ideal face shape, because it is proportionally balanced. DO: an oval face will suit any hairstyle be it straight, wavy, curly, short, medium or long. DON’T: avoid wearing your hairstyle on your face as you'll lose the shape behind the hair and may also add the appearance of weight to your face. O  

SQUARE This shape features a strong forehead And jawline Do: short to medium length hairstyles, especially with wave or roundness around the face, will suit you best. Soften the edges of your face with layers and wear long hair at, or past your shoulders. Your hair would look best parted down one side with a swept away movement Don’t: a square geometric cut, long bobs with heavy fringes, and all styles that part down the middle. Square shaped celebrity:

HEART Wide At The Forehead, Narrowing To A Point At The Jawline The objective is to create width around your narrow chin. DO: soft and curly chin-length hairstyles would suit best. A chin length bob is a great style that creates a balanced look by giving fullness and balance where you need it.   DON’T: try to avoid short, full hairstyles like slicked back looks that emphasize your upper face.

TRIANGLE The Forehead And Cheekbones Are Narrow With A Wide Jawline Do’s: shorter hairstyles that balance the prominent jawline would suit, with lots of layers added to achieve fullness and to balance the upper part of your face. Hairstyles that are full at the temples like the "Wedge" style will look great. Don’t: long, full hairstyles that draw attention to the jawline and styles that add width, such as haircuts that kick out at the bottom.  

ROUND The best way to flatter a round face is to create an oval appearance which will lift your facial features. Do’s: Hairstyles that are longer than chin length will also suit, and by layering the top to achieve fullness, and keeping the cut relatively close to the face, your face shape will appear longer and narrower. Don’t: curly styles emphasize roundness and should be avoided as well as very long styles and ones that pull back tight off your face.

OBLONG The Face Is Longer Than It Is Wide Oblong faces have high foreheads and long chins Do’s: haircuts that will mostly suit are anything that is short to medium length, such as the "Wedge" style. Dont’s: too much hair length will make an oblong face look even longer. We suggest that you keep your hair above shoulder length and if possible,

DIAMOND Narrow forehead, extreme width through the cheekbones, and narrow chin Do’s: increaseing the fullness across the jawline and forehead while keeping the hair close to the head at the cheekbone line helps create an oval appearance Dont’s : hairstyles that lift away from the cheeks or move back from the hairline on the sides near the ear area