Styling Tips

 Oval Face Shape

The Oval Shape Face is longer than it is wide, with a jaw that's narrower than the cheekbones. The face shape has no dominant characteristics, therefore it is completely proportonal.

• Tip
• Any style will compliment this face shape.

 Round Face Shape

The round face shape has a wide hairline and fullness below the cheekbones. If the client is overweight the neck may appear short. Typically, a geometric or linear style looks best.

• Tip
• Add height and long wispy sides to make cheeks look narrow.
• Combing hair close to the head and at the side will also make the cheek appear narrower.

 Square Face Shape

The square shape face has a wide hairline and jaw. Most face shapes of this type need height on top and narrowness on sides.

• Tip
• Comb hair off the forehead to add height
• Add some curls and wispy texture to break the wide, straight lines of the square shape face.

 Diamond Face Shape

The diamond face shape has a narrow chin and forehead with wide cheek bones. Diamond shaped faces need narrow sides and fullness at chin.

• Tip
• If you are looking for a new style, bobs work well for this faceshape.
• Try to avoid any height on the top or volume on the sides.
• If at all possible, use fringe and or bangs to cover narrow forehead.

 Heart Face Shape

The heart shaped face has a wide forehead and a narrower chin.

• Tip
• Bring hair onto the forehead to disguise its width.
• Keep hair flat to the head and close to the eyes
• Make sure to also keep the hair full around the jaw area

 Pear Shape Face

The pear shape face has a small or narrow forehead and a large puchy jawline.

• Tip
• Comb hair to add width from the eye level through the top of the head.

 Oblong Face shape

The oblong shape face has a very long and narrow bone structure. Most clients with this face shape also have long thin neck.

• Tip
• use a fringe or half-bang across the forehead
• Ty to create the illusion of an oval by creating soft waves or curls at the crown or nape areas of the head.