"For diamond faces, create the illusion of width by getting shorter, heavier bangs with a slightly off-center parting," Nicole continues.
Nicole points out that a long face (slightly narrower and longer than the oval face shape) will need blunt bangs to reduce the length – so ask for it to be cut straight to make it look shorter. This is also great news if you have an oval face, as you're likely to pull off any type of curtain bangs. She adds, "Cut a longer one, ending or just below, your cheekbones will soften and complement the face." Likewise, rectangular faces will be better suited to longer curtain bangs, as anything too stiff will accentuate harsher features, says Nicole. "And by breaking the face at cheek width and past your jawline, you can achieve a sharper look while elongating the face." Nicole adds, “Ask for thin, wispy, textured bangs – with an off-center parting to create the illusion of a more oval face shape. Priyanka Chopra wears curtain bangs in an updo style (Photo: Getty)Īlternatively, those with round faces should look to accentuate their cheekbones by keeping the length slightly longer. "For those blessed with strong jawlines and high cheekbones, typical of a square face, opt for short wispy bangs and a center parting to balance out the angles and elongate your face," says Nicole. How To Pick Curtain Bangs To Suit Your Face Shape And Hair Typeface shapes Side-swept bangs and long big wavesĪpart from adding a touch of glamor to your look, big waves also help to make your hair look bouncy. This is similar to the textured bob hairstyle, but the waves are made into larger “S” shapes. Side bangs frame your face as the rest of your hair is pulled back, making the round face shape more balanced. For round faces, pair your pixie cut with long, side-swept bangs to give the illusion of an elongated face shape. Bangs For Round Face Shapes: 20 Hair Ideas For 2022We've rounded up different ways to wear bangs for a round face, and we're sure there's at least one look that will tickle your fancy.
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