Oval faces tend to be the most proportionate, so they can pull off almost any haircut (long or short) of their choosing. With this mind, oval face shapes should feel encouraged to try out daring haircuts this summer. Pixies, in particular, can help welcome the coming season in with a bang.
"An oval face shape will look good with any cut, so if you have a long bob, you could go for a big change and have a pixie cut," Nate Bova, senior stylist at Warren Tricomi says.
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"An oval face shape will look good with any cut, so if you have a long bob, you could go for a big change and have a pixie cut," Nate Bova, senior stylist at Warren Tricomi says.
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Diamond shapes tend to have wider cheekbones and a more narrow forehead, making them ideal candidates for a short chin-length bob, according to Bova. How you cut your bob is very important, however. He recommends opting for a diagonal bob to help flatter your face.
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Round face shapes tend to have soft and rounded features, which are perfect for trying out layered bangs this summer, says Bova. To style your bangs with ease, he recommends sweeping them to the side to help create dimension from the forehead to the cheekbones. Fringed pixies are also another summer hairstyle round face shapes can try, as Alicia Orabella, owner of Orabella Hair Studio and Keune Haircosmetics educator, says it can lengthen your face and emphasize your eyes.
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If you have more of a square-shaped face, Bova recommends styling your hair with center or side-swept parts since they can help complement a square face shape beautifully. Papanikolas says this face should feel free to try longer lengths with a sweeping fringe, especially since it helps soften the corners of the face.
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This face shape is also called oblong and it's often confused with the oval shape, but it's usually not as wide. Bova recommends rectangular faces give bangs a try. Papanikolas advises against short haircuts as long and narrow faces benefit from lengths that add overall volume (and some interest) at the jawline.
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