Tips To Style Your Hair According To Your Face

Before adopting a new hairstyle it is important to know your face cut. Keep your hairstyle accordingly, so that you look more attractive than before. Like your clothes, haircuts aren’t one-size-fits-all. But unlike your clothes, you can’t take a crap haircut off after a day of fielding abuse from your colleagues. So let's know what kind of diamond style will suit you.

For round face

If you have a round face, short hair looks great on such a face. Short hair on the round face looks attractive and cute. If the hairstyle covers round face, the face looks more attractive.

For Square Shape Face

Medium length hair looks better on a square face. Such short hair does not look good on the face. Your face will look wider in short hair. Therefore avoid short hairstyles.

For Heart shape Face

The framing layers hairstyle on the heart shape face looks quite good. The forehead, chick bone and chin area of such shaped face are wide. So soft waves around the face look quite nice. If you have long hair, layered waves will look great on your hair.

For Oval shape face

The Oval Shape suits every type of hair style on the face. If the texture of your face is oval, then you can keep the hair of any length, big or small. All hairstyles will look good on your hair. There are many options for oval shape face cut, but if you have thin hair then you should not do blunt cutting.

For Rectangle Faces

The longest of the face shapes, a rectangular face falls somewhere between an oval and a square, but requires a subtly tweaked hairstyle to ensure the face doesn’t appear even longer than it is.Because a rectangular face looks longer, it’s important to avoid taking the sides too short if keeping length on the top, as this would only accentuate the length of the face.

For Diamond Faces

Narrow in the chin and brow, with width in the cheeks, the diamond is one of the rarer face shapes. Because of that, it has some specialist requirements to ensure it looks its namesake.Hairstyles that add width at the forehead and chin area are your best bet.

For Long faces

The main goal for long face shapes is to make your face appear wider than it is to balance out the longer length, so curls are an excellent option for you. Why do you think Carrie Bradshaw always looked so fabulous? In addition to her drool-worthy closet filled with clothes by couture designers, she let her natural curls run loose and wild, opening up her face shape.

What Face Shape Am I?

But how can you actually determine what shape your face is? It’s simple. First, arm yourself with a flexible tape measure. Then, take the following measurements, recording each as you go.

Forehead: Measure across your face from the peak of one eyebrow arch to the peak of the opposite arch.

Cheekbones: Measure across your cheekbones, starting and ending at the pointiest part below the outer corner of each eye.

Jawline: Measure from the tip of your chin to below your ear at the point at which your jaw angles upwards. Multiply that number by two to get your jawline measurement.

Face Length: Measure from the center of your hairline to the tip of your chin.

Once you’ve taken these measurements, note which is the largest of the four, and then compare this to the seven main profiles to find out where your face falls.

Oval: Face length is greater than the width of the cheekbones, and forehead is greater than the jawline. The angle of the jaw is rounded rather than sharp.

Rectangle: Face length is the greatest measurement. Forehead, cheekbones, and jawline are similar in size.

Triangular: Jawline measures greater than cheekbones, which measure larger than the forehead.

Round: Cheekbones and face length have a similar measurement. They are larger than the forehead and jawline, which also have a similar measurement. The angle of the jaw is soft and much less defined.
Heart: Forehead measures greater than the cheekbones and jawline. The chin is pointed.

Square: All measurements are fairly similar. The angle of the jaw is sharp rather than rounded.

Diamond: Face length measures largest. Then, in descending order: cheekbones, forehead, and smallest is jawline. The chin is pointed.