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hi friends! ( ≧ᗜ≦)
this thread will go over how to style your hair based on your face shape.
this includes things like parts, ponytails, updos, and how to frame your face best.
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first, let’s quickly review face shapes. oval is balanced with a slightly wider forehead than jaw. round is as wide as it is tall with soft features. square has a strong jawline with similar width in the jaw and forehead. rectangle or oblong is a long face with straighter sides. diamond has narrow forehead and jaw with cheekbones as the widest point. triangle has a wider jaw than forehead, while heart has a wider forehead with a pointed chin. >⩊<
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if you have an oval face, you can style your hair in almost any way. middle parts, side parts, sleek ponytails, messy buns, and even tight updos all suit you. you don’t need to balance much, but avoid styles that completely cover your face since it hides your natural symmetry.
for a round face, the goal is to create length. side parts are much more flattering than middle parts because they add angles. high ponytails, half-up styles with volume on top, and updos with some loose framing pieces help elongate the face. try to avoid low ponytails or center parts with hair tucked tightly back, as they emphasize roundness.
if you have a square face, you want to soften your strong jawline. side parts with waves, low ponytails with face-framing pieces, and messy buns work beautifully. hairstyles that add softness around the face, like curls or loose layers, help balance your angles. super sleek, pulled-back styles can look harsh, so they’re usually best avoided.
with a rectangle or oblong face, your goal is to add width and avoid extra length. middle parts with waves, curtain bangs, or styles that sit closer to the shoulders balance the face well. low buns or ponytails with volume at the sides are flattering. very high ponytails or top buns can make the face appear longer, so it’s better to keep height minimal.
a diamond face shape looks great with styles that balance the narrow forehead and jaw. side-swept parts, low ponytails with volume, and updos that leave pieces loose around the chin work especially well. messy waves and curls are also great for adding softness. very tight, slicked-back looks can exaggerate the cheekbones, so it’s better to leave some hair framing the face.
lastly, if you have a triangle or heart-shaped face, you’ll want to style depending on whether your forehead or jaw is wider. with a triangle face, high ponytails, side parts, and updos that add volume on top balance the lower face. with a heart-shaped face, middle parts with curtain bangs, low ponytails, or styles that leave fullness near the chin create harmony. avoid hairstyles that exaggerate the imbalance, like very tight high buns for heart shapes or flat, straight hair for triangle shapes.
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tips and tricks: when in doubt, a soft side part with loose waves flatters almost everyone. face-framing pieces and layers make updos more forgiving, while sleek straight hair highlights your face shape more strongly. accessories like clips, scarves, or headbands can also shift balance in your favor depending on where you place them.
⏔⏔⏔ ꒰ ᧔ෆ᧓ ꒱ ⏔⏔⏔
oke! thank you friends.
that’s your styling guide based on face shape.
have an awesome day. ૮ ․ ․ ྀིა
⏔⏔⏔ ꒰ ᧔ෆ᧓ ꒱ ⏔⏔⏔
hi friends! ( ≧ᗜ≦)
this thread will go over how to style your hair based on your face shape.
this includes things like parts, ponytails, updos, and how to frame your face best.
⏔⏔⏔ ꒰ ᧔ෆ᧓ ꒱ ⏔⏔⏔
first, let’s quickly review face shapes. oval is balanced with a slightly wider forehead than jaw. round is as wide as it is tall with soft features. square has a strong jawline with similar width in the jaw and forehead. rectangle or oblong is a long face with straighter sides. diamond has narrow forehead and jaw with cheekbones as the widest point. triangle has a wider jaw than forehead, while heart has a wider forehead with a pointed chin. >⩊<
⏔⏔⏔ ꒰ ᧔ෆ᧓ ꒱ ⏔⏔⏔
if you have an oval face, you can style your hair in almost any way. middle parts, side parts, sleek ponytails, messy buns, and even tight updos all suit you. you don’t need to balance much, but avoid styles that completely cover your face since it hides your natural symmetry.
for a round face, the goal is to create length. side parts are much more flattering than middle parts because they add angles. high ponytails, half-up styles with volume on top, and updos with some loose framing pieces help elongate the face. try to avoid low ponytails or center parts with hair tucked tightly back, as they emphasize roundness.
if you have a square face, you want to soften your strong jawline. side parts with waves, low ponytails with face-framing pieces, and messy buns work beautifully. hairstyles that add softness around the face, like curls or loose layers, help balance your angles. super sleek, pulled-back styles can look harsh, so they’re usually best avoided.
with a rectangle or oblong face, your goal is to add width and avoid extra length. middle parts with waves, curtain bangs, or styles that sit closer to the shoulders balance the face well. low buns or ponytails with volume at the sides are flattering. very high ponytails or top buns can make the face appear longer, so it’s better to keep height minimal.
a diamond face shape looks great with styles that balance the narrow forehead and jaw. side-swept parts, low ponytails with volume, and updos that leave pieces loose around the chin work especially well. messy waves and curls are also great for adding softness. very tight, slicked-back looks can exaggerate the cheekbones, so it’s better to leave some hair framing the face.
lastly, if you have a triangle or heart-shaped face, you’ll want to style depending on whether your forehead or jaw is wider. with a triangle face, high ponytails, side parts, and updos that add volume on top balance the lower face. with a heart-shaped face, middle parts with curtain bangs, low ponytails, or styles that leave fullness near the chin create harmony. avoid hairstyles that exaggerate the imbalance, like very tight high buns for heart shapes or flat, straight hair for triangle shapes.
⏔⏔⏔ ꒰ ᧔ෆ᧓ ꒱ ⏔⏔⏔
tips and tricks: when in doubt, a soft side part with loose waves flatters almost everyone. face-framing pieces and layers make updos more forgiving, while sleek straight hair highlights your face shape more strongly. accessories like clips, scarves, or headbands can also shift balance in your favor depending on where you place them.
⏔⏔⏔ ꒰ ᧔ෆ᧓ ꒱ ⏔⏔⏔
oke! thank you friends.
that’s your styling guide based on face shape.
have an awesome day. ૮ ․ ․ ྀིა
⏔⏔⏔ ꒰ ᧔ෆ᧓ ꒱ ⏔⏔⏔
