01When you have a round face shape
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- You want to add length to the face and minimise the width, so opt for haircuts that have shorter layers at the crown that can add height.
- You could have a few face-framing strands or layers that fall to the sides of your cheeks, thus giving your face a more streamlined effect.
- If you want to keep your hair long, go for layers that start below your chin and taper towards the ends.
- A good option to switch your hairstyle is to take a centre partition, and show your forehead, and have the layers fall to either sides of your face.
02When you have a square face shape
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- The idea is to get a haircut that softens the angular features of your face. So a centre partition will suit you very well.
- Get layers that fall around your cheeks and jaw line, as this will nicely cover up the square jawline.
- Angled fringes will look good on you, as they create height at the centre of the forehead.
- Uniform layers at the back and sides will add the illusion of roundness to your features.
03When you have an oval face shape
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- Since your face is closer to being symmetrical, you can experiment with a host of hair lengths.
- A short, layered bob works well as well as a longer, layered cut will suit your face shape. Decide what length you want based on the overall length and facial features.
- You could also opt for side swept fringes.
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