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this thread will go over how to choose the right haircut for your face shape.
please note this thread is for masculine styles, i will make a separate one for feminine stylei
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first things first, how do you figure out your face shape? if your forehead is a little wider than your jaw and your face is generally balanced, you probably have an oval face. if your face is as wide as it is tall with softer angles, you’re likely round. a strong jaw with equal width between forehead and jaw usually means square. a long face with straight sides leans rectangle or oblong. if your cheekbones are the widest part of your face and both your forehead and jaw are narrower, that’s diamond. and if your jaw is wider than your forehead, you have a triangle shape, while a wider forehead with a pointier chin is considered heart-shaped.
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if you have an oval face shape, the good news is that almost any haircut will suit you. styles like quiffs, pompadours, textured crops, fades, and even longer hair all work well. the only thing to be cautious of is a heavy fringe that covers your forehead, since it can make your face look less balanced.
for a round face shape, the goal is to add height and definition. cuts that keep the sides short while adding volume or angles on top—like a pompadour, faux hawk, quiff, or side part—are ideal. buzz cuts or a single length all around tend to emphasize roundness, which is usually less flattering.
with a square face shape, your jawline is already strong and angular, so the best haircuts are ones that soften those features while still showing them off. side parts, crew cuts, textured crops, or undercuts with some volume work well. flat buzz cuts can make the face look overly boxy, so they’re usually not recommended.
if your face is rectangle or oblong, your goal is to balance out the length by adding width. styles with side-swept bangs, longer fringes, or layered medium-length hair are great choices. you’ll probably want to avoid tall pompadours or very long straight styles, since those can make your face look even longer.
a diamond face shape is widest at the cheekbones with a narrower forehead and jaw. the best haircuts for this shape are those that add volume at the forehead or jawline, like textured fringes, messy medium styles, or anything that softens the angles. avoid styles with very short sides and lots of height on top, because they exaggerate the cheekbones.
lastly, if you have a triangle or heart-shaped face, the balance depends on whether your jaw or forehead is wider. for a triangle (wider jaw), go for longer hair on top and sides, textured quiffs, or side-swept styles to balance the lower face. for a heart shape (wider forehead and narrow chin), styles with medium fringe, textured crops, or haircuts that add weight near the jawline will even everything out. tight fades tend to exaggerate the imbalance, so they’re better avoided.
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tips and tricks: almost everyone looks good with some kind of fade and textured style, as long as it’s adjusted to your face shape. the products you use matter a lot—matte clay gives a natural, textured look, while pomade creates a shinier, more structured style. healthy hair also makes every cut look better, so using conditioner and not over-washing is key. and if you’re unsure, bringing photo examples that match your face shape to your barber is one of the best ways to get the exact style you want.
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oke! thank you friends.
that’s your haircut guide.
have an awesome day.
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⏔⏔⏔ ꒰ ᧔ෆ᧓ ꒱ ⏔⏔⏔
hi friends! ⸜(｡˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝♡
this thread will go over how to choose the right haircut for your face shape.
please note this thread is for masculine styles, i will make a separate one for feminine stylei
⏔⏔⏔ ꒰ ᧔ෆ᧓ ꒱ ⏔⏔⏔
first things first, how do you figure out your face shape? if your forehead is a little wider than your jaw and your face is generally balanced, you probably have an oval face. if your face is as wide as it is tall with softer angles, you’re likely round. a strong jaw with equal width between forehead and jaw usually means square. a long face with straight sides leans rectangle or oblong. if your cheekbones are the widest part of your face and both your forehead and jaw are narrower, that’s diamond. and if your jaw is wider than your forehead, you have a triangle shape, while a wider forehead with a pointier chin is considered heart-shaped.
⏔⏔⏔ ꒰ ᧔ෆ᧓ ꒱ ⏔⏔⏔
if you have an oval face shape, the good news is that almost any haircut will suit you. styles like quiffs, pompadours, textured crops, fades, and even longer hair all work well. the only thing to be cautious of is a heavy fringe that covers your forehead, since it can make your face look less balanced.
for a round face shape, the goal is to add height and definition. cuts that keep the sides short while adding volume or angles on top—like a pompadour, faux hawk, quiff, or side part—are ideal. buzz cuts or a single length all around tend to emphasize roundness, which is usually less flattering.
with a square face shape, your jawline is already strong and angular, so the best haircuts are ones that soften those features while still showing them off. side parts, crew cuts, textured crops, or undercuts with some volume work well. flat buzz cuts can make the face look overly boxy, so they’re usually not recommended.
if your face is rectangle or oblong, your goal is to balance out the length by adding width. styles with side-swept bangs, longer fringes, or layered medium-length hair are great choices. you’ll probably want to avoid tall pompadours or very long straight styles, since those can make your face look even longer.
a diamond face shape is widest at the cheekbones with a narrower forehead and jaw. the best haircuts for this shape are those that add volume at the forehead or jawline, like textured fringes, messy medium styles, or anything that softens the angles. avoid styles with very short sides and lots of height on top, because they exaggerate the cheekbones.
lastly, if you have a triangle or heart-shaped face, the balance depends on whether your jaw or forehead is wider. for a triangle (wider jaw), go for longer hair on top and sides, textured quiffs, or side-swept styles to balance the lower face. for a heart shape (wider forehead and narrow chin), styles with medium fringe, textured crops, or haircuts that add weight near the jawline will even everything out. tight fades tend to exaggerate the imbalance, so they’re better avoided.
⏔⏔⏔ ꒰ ᧔ෆ᧓ ꒱ ⏔⏔⏔
tips and tricks: almost everyone looks good with some kind of fade and textured style, as long as it’s adjusted to your face shape. the products you use matter a lot—matte clay gives a natural, textured look, while pomade creates a shinier, more structured style. healthy hair also makes every cut look better, so using conditioner and not over-washing is key. and if you’re unsure, bringing photo examples that match your face shape to your barber is one of the best ways to get the exact style you want.
⏔⏔⏔ ꒰ ᧔ෆ᧓ ꒱ ⏔⏔⏔
oke! thank you friends.
that’s your haircut guide.
have an awesome day.
⸜(｡˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝♡
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