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How to find your face shape and the best haircuts to adopt

The best haircuts for oval face are the ones that enhance your features

How to find your face shape and the best haircuts to adopt
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The best haircuts for oval face are the ones that enhance your features

The best haircuts for oval face are the ones that enhance your features

The best cuts for a round face are those that lengthen and sharpen the countenance

The best cuts for a round face are those that lengthen and sharpen the countenance

The long face combines with haircuts with volume on the sides

The long face combines with haircuts with volume on the sides

Try a chin-length volume cut if you have an inverted triangle-shaped face

Try a chin-length volume cut if you have an inverted triangle-shaped face

Try combining long bangs with subtle layers to balance a square face

Try combining long bangs with subtle layers to balance a square face

Enhance the diamond face with a cut that highlights the outermost areas of the face

Enhance the diamond face with a cut that highlights the outermost areas of the face

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One of the best ways to choose the perfect haircut to adopt is by understanding what makes your face look great and what doesn’t. However, many people have difficulty identifying exactly what this format is. The hairdresser can help you find your strengths to facilitate the transformation of your look, but ideally, you arrive at the salon with an idea of ​​what you would like to change and what you would like to keep. To guide you, we’ve put together the best tips to define once and for all what your face shape is and what types of cuts are sure bets to invest. It’s important to remember that they are tips, not rules, so you can play around with the possibilities however you like. Check out our suggestions!

See also: the best type of locks for each face shape!

The oval face is very versatile and suits many types of hairstyles.

The shape of the face is defined based on the proportion between length (vertical) and width (horizontal), as well as the angle of the chin and the hairline. The oval face is characterized by being a little longer than it is wide, usually by a 3/2 ratio, and by having the jaw a little more rounded, not as sharp. Because of this harmony, this is the most versatile face shape in terms of cuts that value it. The ideal is to opt for models that leave this outline in evidence, without making it appear elongated or flattened.

Because of the “neutral” shape, other traits, such as the size of the nose or the shape of the cheekbones, can weigh more when choosing a model, so always count on the advice of a hairdresser. In general, a long side bangs can be a good option to frame the countenance, as well as longer cuts, below the shoulders, with a little texture and volume. Do you like short hair? A bob cut is a sure bet to add style and elegance to your look, but a classic pixie cut can also be a good choice. If in doubt, show the hairstylist some photos of the models you like best when you visit the salon.

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The best haircuts for round faces are those that elongate the face.

A round face is one that is similar in width and length, with a rounded outline on the jaw and cheeks. Therefore, the most suitable cuts for this shape are those that give a little more definition and an elongated appearance to the countenance. Some people think that the best way to achieve this result is to keep your hair long with smooth layers to form a vertical frame on the sides of the face, but that’s not the only option. You can also bet on an A-line long bob, with the front longer than the back, and earn this same effect. If you want to try short haircuts, bet on a pixie cut that is elongated at the top, with shorter sides and nape. The important thing is to avoid a very rounded shape or with volume concentrated on the sides, in the cheek region; ideally, it should be above the eyes or below the chin. Thus, the look is more harmonious and balanced.

Find the best cut to balance the square face

The square face is similar to the round face in proportion, as it also has similar measurements in length and width, but the difference is that it has a more defined jaw, with a marked angle. Therefore, the best haircuts for this type of face are those that provide lightness to the features – and if they create an illusion of a longer look, even better. A sure option to achieve this effect is to cut a long fringe, trimmed at the height of the apples. Using it to the side, you can soften the contour of the face a little and still give a youthful touch to the look. “For those who don’t want to change the whole cut, the fringe already makes a big difference in the look, regardless of the model”, says hairstylist Brunna Fabrício, ambassador L’Oréal Professionnel. As for the rest of the cut, avoid very straight lines; instead, prefer frayed ends in both the cut and fringe, subtle layers and a wavy or curly finish, regardless of the length of the strands.

Do you have a long face? Find out how to find the perfect cut to adopt

The long face is considered the opposite of the round one; he is long and thin, with forehead and chin following the line of his cheeks. Therefore, the best cuts to adopt are those that balance the countenance: as the vertical line of the face is the most prominent, the hair can be used to enhance horizontality. This means opting for models that draw more attention to the sides, increasing the volume, creating layers and adding movement in the region through curls and waves. A fringe can also help, as it divides the countenance, thus reducing the appearance of length.

To wear short hair, prefer the ones that end just below the chin or bet on a pixie; models with length between one and the other tend to accentuate the size of the face. And the more movement the wires have, the better! “It’s time for women to be afraid of volume,” says Brunna. One way to achieve this finish is to apply a mousse to the hair before drying it to add volume; The Full Extra Volume , by L’Oréal Professionnel, is perfect to give the full-bodied effect you want without taking away the lightness of the look. Spray a texturizing spray like beach waves it will also help you achieve the balance that enhances your look.

A good cut makes all the difference in the inverted triangle face

The inverted triangle face is shaped like the name suggests: an upside-down triangle, with the top wider and the bottom narrower. In practice, this means a broad forehead and a thin jaw, with a prominent chin. If your goal is to adopt a haircut that gives more balance to this structure, the key is to add volume in the narrow parts and divert attention away from the forehead. A good option for this is to cut the bangs; the hairlines will keep the upper part of the face up so that it stands out less; just make sure not to adopt a model that is too straight and bulky so as not to have the opposite effect.

Try combining the fringe with a cut at the height of the jaw, which will give weight to the ends and more volume to the region. Do you like to wear your hair a little longer? Perfect volume, always from the cheeks down. Thus, the full-bodied effect will be concentrated where it is most needed and will manage to give more harmony to the face. A look that’s good to avoid is one that makes the entire forehead stand out, like a full cut and long combed back; even when pinning your hair, leave a few loose strands on the sides to create a nice frame and smooth out the features.

Discover the diamond face and the best cuts to enhance it

The most striking feature of the diamond-shaped face is the proportion of the cheekbones, which are wider and more striking, in relation to the forehead – framed by the hairline – and the jaw, which are narrower. In this case, the haircut should use volume strategically to harmonize the features without ending up hiding or weighing the face too much. A layered cut can totally transform your look, adding weight from chin height through shaved strands. Medium and short cuts that draw attention to the height of the jaw or to the forehead region are also good bets because they bring balance to the look. Try to make the styling always facing away from the face, using a round brush to direct the strands when drying them. Wrap the strands around the brush and always rotate it backwards while directing the dryer jet. Thus, you can open your face better and appreciate the movement of the cut.

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Published by: Barbara Gonçalves, Wednesday, June 5, 2019 – 4:03 pm

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