A raised forehead, an elegant cheekbone and a strong jaw-line are some reasons why longer faces have been considered to be the best of all times. As our jaw runs at an equal width to sides of our forehead, our hair looks thicker and add to the fullness around face.
Every woman wants to have a soft feel in their look, no matter how square oval her face is. The soft feel is taken away if you try to do something harsh or blunt. The side-swept bangs give you a softer touch and make you look more alluring.
Straight / wavy hair
with such an amazing and geometrical face shape, you would surely want to avoid chopping your bangs either too short or long in direction. These tend to exaggerate the length of your face. The classic shoulder length hair is the best for you, accompanied by layers which do not comes down like fringes. The layers should be cut a little higher to the chin so that the strands can fall below. Hair bangs usually end where your eyebrows end, but you can cut them a little further beyond, and feather some more layers into its outer portion to get a beautiful transition.
Curly hair
Curly hair is best suited for such face. They go great with long faces and add width before you do any sort of transformation! Anyone who has a square jaw-line is advised to keep bulk of strands away from her chin. These locks do not overwhelm your face. Go for round layers with some dramatic effect as that’d be apt! Go for cascade layers if you have short hair, they look like they move inward towards your face and also accentuate your bone structure. If you want no added effort like straightening you bangs, you can make a side part almost from the center and highlight the shorter side swept. Curls have more volume which is why your hairstyle should be subtle enough.
Hairstyles are dominated by the shape and geometry of your face. Having wrong hairstyles with specific face shapes can be disastrous. It is all about putting the perfect frame around someone’s face to strike a balance and make your face look fuller.
Short hair
Right style
this hairstyle would have some height on the top and then they would feature some wispy bangs which accentuate. These bangs grab the attention of your eyes and make your face look more appealing. This style does wonder with no bad effects with the width or length of model face shapes. On the contrary, no height and just bangs could also look good.
Wrong style
Face covering creates a weird illusion to the square face. These are because the straight bangs are all over. A little height on your hair above might give you a rounder look but when your hair falls on your face, it makes your face look squarer.
Medium hair
Right style
Chin length bob cut, along with the bangs swept at the side suits the square oval faced models. The hairdo does have a rounder shape, but the chin area brings the style in the right proportion. The face and hair balances perfectly and the hairstyle below would surely be a great choice if you have medium-length hair.
Wrong style
This hairstyle is quite suffocating and it covers up the ideal shape you should have actually done with. It looks like an attention seeking hairstyle and makes your face look more oval. Hairstyles are supposed to complement and balance your face shape.
Long hair
Right style
A simple, soft and wavy looks with the locks falling below your shoulder is so much better than bangs or fringes. This hairstyle is nice for long haired oval beauties and adding bangs could be a real dilemma. If you have heavy bangs, you can pin it up in your crown area or make side part and move it to the middle to make your face look slimmer.
Wrong style
The hairstyle below doesn’t suit the long haired and oval faced women. The bangs don’t look good when they fall on your face and also shorten the shape from what it really is.
Once you obtain the correct hairstyle, the color and texture of your hair should follow. A professional stylist will know which shape would suit you. It is very essential for you to be sure about your face shape, and then choose the suitable hairstyle. Now that you have some basic ideas on how you want your next hairstyle to look like, consult a stylist and let his/her advices be the last verdict. The common rule which applies for face balancing is that you have to match your look with your hairdo so that you look more presentable. Long faces need shortening while wide faces need lengthening, and this is why there are different hairdos for different face shapes.
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