Beauty & Health Expert Tips For The Most Flattering Haircut For Your Face Shape Read this haircut guide before your next salon visit to achieve a style that best suits your features, according to industry experts
As Coco Chanel once said, “A woman who cuts her hair is about to change her life.” And life-changing a new hairdo truly is. But you can’t just go with whatever is trendy because what might suit others might not suit you.
That’s why knowing your face shape is crucial when getting a new haircut, as the right hairstyle can flatter and compliment you from all angles. Use our handy guide before your next salon visit so that you can walk out with a brand new hairdo that is going to make you look like a million bucks.
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This means: Your forehead, cheekbones and jaw are equal across, and you have a more rounded jaw line that makes you appear more youthful.
“Women with round face shapes tend to feel that they are plump even when they are not, ” says Oscar Lee, associate director of Chez Vous Hair. To make your face look leaner and longer, ask your stylist for gently layered or straight hairstyles that won’t add volume around your face. “A side-parted, long layered fringe helps conceal the widest part of the face, and an asymmetrical bob or soft layered pixie can make your face appear sharper and more angular, ” Oscar advises.
Pro styling tip:Avoid sporting unruly or frizzy hair as this makes a rounder face appear wider. Apply smoothing serum before blow-drying to combat frizz and unruly flyaways.
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“A blunt, one-length cut can exaggerate a strong jaw line and make a face more squarish, so go for blended layers and a side-parted fringe, ” Oscar recommends. “The parting should start from the arch of the brow, and the fringe should end below the widest point of your cheekbones.” Yann Beyrie, director of his eponymous salon, recommends avoiding lengths that cut at or just above the jaw line. “Movement is key, so opt for waves or curls to break the harsh lines and create a softer effect, ” he says.
Pro styling tip: Soft layered haircuts can be frizzy, so use a light curling cream to hold hair together for beautifully sculpted layers without weighing hair down.
This means: Your forehead and cheekbones are the widest part of your face, with prominent cheekbones that gently narrow down toward a small and pointy chin.
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To counterbalance a small jaw, Hair Director Den Ng of Prep Luxe says, “Haircuts that end at your chin are great as it helps make your countenance appear fuller and more well-balanced.” However, he advises against blunt fringes that will accentuate a wider forehead. “A deep side parting will draw attention upwards to your eyes and cheekbones and away from the chin line, ” Oscar says. Soft curtain bangs, which part slightly into the middle and gradually blends into the rest of your hair helps create a more well-balanced face too.
Pro styling tip: A deep side part requires volume, so apply a styling foam mousse throughout hair before blow-styling to your desired shape and parting.
Oval-shaped faces are very versatile and can pull off almost any hairstyle and length. Consider what you want to accentuate – for example, if it’s your cheekbones, try a blunt lob or bob. “And if you’re blessed with a symmetrical face, a centre parting is the best way to highlight it, ” Oscar says. If you have a high forehead, Oscar suggests going for an airy fringe which is super trendy and can subtly shorten the length of your face.It’s always tempting to get your fringe cut, especially after seeing a celebrity or friend rocking a refreshing new look that appears like she’s taken years off her age. Indeed, bangs have that kind of effect on our appearance.
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However, it can be a rather daunting commitment; get it wrong and you’ll have to stick with the mistake until your bangs grow out, which can sometimes feel like forever especially when you hate how it looks.
To help you out, here’s a guide to help you pick the most flattering style of bangs, according to your face shape.
It’s all about balance. Since there are a lot of curves in your face shape, an angular fringe style will help sculpt the face.
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Note that blunt fringe typically requires more trimming, so make sure you visit your hairstylist regularly to keep your hairstyle in tip-top shape.
For something lower maintenance, opt for slightly longer, side-swept bangs. This style can help give you the appearance of a more elongated face.
Tip: Make sure your bangs have some lift instead of hang limp. A volume spray and hair-drying in the morning can perk up the look. Alternatively, you can curl your fringe and secure it loosely with bobby pins to the side.
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This mist helps add volume even if you have fine, limp hair. Simply mist it lightly onto damp roots before blow-drying to give some volume and bounce to your fringe – and the rest of your hair if you’d like. The mist also protects your hair from heat, making it perfect as a step before any heat-styling.
People with square-shaped faces have angular jaws and little curves to their overall face shape. Their forehead, cheekbones, and jaw are also more or less equal in width.
For both side-swept bangs and piecey bangs, you’re going to need a bit of styling clay to keep the look in place. We love the Verb Sculpting Clay because this pomade has medium hold and offer a natural-looking texture that you can easily re-shape even throughout the day.
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On top of its ability to provide hold, it’s also able to protect hair while adding shine. Infused with avocado oil, vitamins A, D, and E, as well as amino acids, the hair pomade further nourishes your hair while keeping it in place.
Your angular facial structure can be softened with the help of layered, wispy bangs. The trendy Korean “air bangs” is one of the styles that will flatter your face shape.
For both “air fringe” and curtain bangs, the biggest no-no would be oily hair that sticks to the forehead. This is why a good dry shampoo can be a midday life-saviour when your hair starts to give way to the heat and humidity in Singapore.
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Try this popular one from Percy & Reed that is lightweight and gives an efficient refreshing without leaving behind visible residue in the hair. You’ll love that it retains the natural movement in your hair so it looks like you’ve washed (and dried) your hair.
While most experts will say that those with oval-shaped faces can rock practically any hairstyles, we still have some recommendations that you may find useful.
Baby bangs or micro bangs are among the toughest hairstyles to rock – but hey, if you’ve been blessed with an oval face, might as well flaunt it.
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However, note that this style will look best if you have a shorter forehead, or it may emphasise the forehead, making it look longer than it actually is.
Another trendy look that can be challenging to rock, this is a great style to consider for those with an oval-shaped face and a slightly longer forehead.
This is because splitting your bangs right in the middle exposes the part of your forehead at the lowest point to your hairline, making your forehead look shorter.
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Try this heat protectant that prevents frizzy hair to make sure your mane remains tamed while it’s protected during your blowdrying process.
Formulated with thermo-protective agents, this can help protect hair from heat damage up to 180°C. It also carries anti-humidity and anti-frizz properties so your styled hair stays smoother for a longer time.M / Makeup 15 best beauty looks from Song Hye Kyo (and how to achieve them) As we celebrate Song Hye Kyo hitting the big 4-0 on November 22, let’s take a look at her best beauty looks and how to achieve them so we can all live our top Korean star dreams
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