Showing posts with label Round. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Round. Show all posts

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Round face hairstyle for women


Trying to find the right hair cut to match you face can often be a little more challenging than you would think. To find out after you have gotten the cut is a nightmare as you are stuck with it until it grows out. In the meantime, you feel like you are a walking carnival show. Before you put the scissors to your hair, find out what are the best hairstyles for oval face.



One of the first mistakes people with oval faces make is that they chose to go with long hair. While you can definitely get away with long hair, you cannot make it too long. When you do, you add years to your face and defeat the purpose of a new cut. If you do choose to go long, make sure that you at least keep it shorter in the front and accent your face instead of covering it up.



The best types of hair cuts for oval faces have always been super-short cuts. They allow your cheekbones to be the feature of your appearance and don't hide that sexy little chin of yours. Whatever you do, don't make the mistake of adding a lot of spikes to this type of cut. It creates a longer illusion and the effect is a very off-shaped head that will not be attractive at all.



Your main consideration when you have an oval face is to decide what part of the face that you are looking to draw attention to. Once you have that down, the rest is fairly easy. However, before you go jumping in with both feet, check out some samples on the internet to make sure you like what you are thinking about.



If you have an oval face, you are extremely lucky in that it is a very flexible face for hair styles. The only thing that would really seem to be an absolute no-no is going very long in the front that results in hair that hangs down and covers your features. Other than that, you can pretty much do what you like.


Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Round shaped face hairstyles for women


If your face is circular shaped, and the width of your face is almost equal to its length, then you've got a round face. There's a possibility you might mistake a round face for an oval shaped face. So it's best to seek professional help to determine your face shape.



When you have a round face, you should style your hair in order to minimize the roundness of your face. Your hairstyle should add length to your face. So here are some tips for the best hairstyles for round face.



Tip 1: Add Height To The Top Of Your Head



When you've more volume on the top of your head, your crown, it creates an illusion of a longer, narrower face, thus minimizing the roundness of your face. You can achieve this by asking your hair stylist to add more layers to the crown.



Tip 2: Avoid Bangs



Round shapes nearer to your face makes your face look more rounder. So avoid bangs. If you're stuck with bangs, then side-sweep it across your forehead. This makes your face look more oval, rather than round.



Tip 3: Avoid Chin Length Hairstyles



When your hair stops at your chin, it adds more volume to the sides of your face. More volume on the sides of your face means your face looks more rounder. So whether you have long hair, or medium hair, avoid layers that end at your chin level.



Quick note - layers ending at your cheeks are fine, as long as they don't add any volume to the sides of your face.



Tip 4: Take Note Of Your Parting



Avoid side parts because it'll going to add width to your face. Instead, part in the middle to create the illusion of a narrower face. And of course, if you do side-part your hair, make sure it doesn't add too much volume to either sides of your face. That's just going to give you an unbalanced look.



Special Note On Men's Hairstyles



Longer hairstyles suit round faces the best. However, if you're not willing to grow out your hair, try square hairstyles that will minimize the roundness of your face. Try a slight off-center part to add height to your crown.



If you've got a short hairstyle, use an appropriate styling product to add volume to the crown of your head. However, make sure the products you use are suitable for your hair type.