How to choose haircuts? It is difficult to give a definite answer to this question. Firstly, it is necessary to focus on the shape of the face: for example, it is contraindicated for a girl with chubby cheeks to collect her hair in a bun, otherwise she will look even more “voluminous”. Secondly, the hairstyle should not contradict the general style of its owner: you must admit that a bright representative of office culture will look more than strange with multi-colored dreadlocks, just like a good girl with shaved temples. Finally, it is recommended to pay attention to the general condition of the hair: if they are weakened, overdried, split, but their owner fanatically declares a firm decision to grow them, one would like to advise her to cut her hair short. So, how to choose a haircut according to the shape of the face?
Oval face
Lucky owners of faces with the same forehead and chin width will suit almost any haircut: long, short, asymmetrical, curly and straight hair, braids, ponytails, buns… Even a bare skull with such proportions will look unusual, but not repulsive.
Heart face
How to choose haircuts for faces whose shape resemblesheart? Since they are quite wide in the forehead area, and sharply narrow towards the chin, the hair should ideally restore balance. To do this, it is recommended to make an oblique bang, and add volume at the bottom. Lush curls, small curls, "torn" strands - all this is perfect.
Long face
The question of how to choose haircuts is often asked by girls with an oblong face. An example is actress Sarah Jessica Parker. Please note that she is not afraid to experiment, however, her most successful hairstyles are created according to one type: a lush top and a short perky bang. Styling your hair away from you is best to add fullness to your cheeks and smooth out protruding cheekbones.
Round face
How to choose haircuts if you are prone to fullness, and your face resembles a round ruddy apple? You need the illusion of length. To do this, as in the previous case, you need to add volume at the crown and cut off the oblique bangs, but on the contrary, smooth the whiskey. An elongated or asymmetrical square would also be a good option.
Square face
Do you have a heavy jaw and straight hairline? Softness, smoothness, layering - these are the three words that you need to memorize before going to the hairdresser. Cascading haircuts that cover the ears will help to narrow the face and round it. Soft waves will also look good.
Diamond face
For this type of hairdressersrecommend choosing a short haircut that covers the cheekbones. To reduce the width of the forehead, avoid even straight parting - better make it oblique or comb your hair back altogether.
Pear-shaped face
Determining that you have a “pear” is very simple - this is an inverted heart. Accordingly, the volume should “move” from the chin to the forehead. Forget about short haircuts and "teacher's" bunches: the more magnificent and longer the bangs, the more advantageous it will look. The optimal hair length is approximately to the middle of the shoulders.
