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An oblong face shape (also called a "long" or "elongated" face) is characterised by a face that it visibly longer than it is wide, with the forehead, cheekbones, and jawline all having similar widths.
To choose a hairstyle for an oblong (or long) face, select styles that add width to the sides to balance the face's length.
Oblong
Common Styles
Quiff | Faux hawk | Long hair pushed back | Side fringe
Good options include layered cuts, textured crops, messy quiffs, and styles with side-swept or textured bangs that shorten the face visually.
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A triangular face shape is characterised by a narrow forehead, wider cheekbones, and the widest part being the jawline, which tapers to a narrower point at the top of the face.
For men with a triangle face shape (wider jaw, narrower forehead), choose hairstyles that add volume and width around the forehead and temples to balance proportions, such as quiffs, textured styles, pompadours, or a side- swept fringe.
Triangular
Common Styles
Fringe up | Side fringe | Side parted
Short sides can work, but focus on volume on top, and consider medium to long styles to add fullness
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An oval face is considered a balanced shape because its length is roughly 1.5 times its width, featuring a slightly narrower forehead, wide and prominent cheekbones, and a softly rounded jawline.
For men with oval faces, the key is to avoid styles that make the face appear longer or rounder.
Oval
Common Styles
Pushed back long | Side parted short | Undercut | Fringe Up
For men with oval faces, the key is to avoid styles that make the face appear longer or rounder.
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A diamond face shape is characterized by its high, prominent cheekbones that are the widest point of the face, with a narrower forehead and chin that taper to a point.
Focus on adding volume and softness to the forehead and jawline to balance the narrower chin and forehead, while softening the prominent cheekbones.
Diamond
Common Styles
Quiff | Long Hair Pushed Back | Faux Hawk | Buzz Cut Fade
Opt for styles like the textured quiff, pompadour, crew cut with a longer top, or long layers to create width at the top and roundness to the face. Avoid styles that create a lot of height and angles.
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A square face is defined by a forehead, cheekbones, and jawline that are all roughly the same width, resulting in a broad, strong, and angular jawline.
To choose a hairstyle for a square face, you should aim to soften the strong angles, either by adding texture and volume on top or by keeping the sides short and tight.
Square
Common Styles
Soft Waves | Slick Back | Classic Taper | Buzz Cut
Ideal Styles: Styles that give your face a more oval or elongated look are ideal.
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A round face is characterised by a length-to-width ratio that is roughly equal. It has a softer, more circular appearance without sharp, angular features.
Prioritize styles that add height and texture on top while keeping the sides short or tapered.
Round
Common Styles
Pompadour | Quiff | Side Part | Undercut
Avoid styles that emphasize the face's width, such as very short buzz cuts or styles with a lot of width on the sides.
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A heart-shaped face is characterised by a forehead that is wider than the chin. It features prominent cheekbones and a narrow, pointed jawline, resembling a heart or an inverted triangle with soft curves.
Select styles that soften the wider forehead and add width to the narrow chin.
Heart
Common Styles
Slick Back | Buzz Cut | Caesar Cut | Long Fringe
Recommended options include side-swept bangs, textured styles, and crew cuts with a fade.