Elite Hair Extensions Gold Coast - Hairstyles to suit your Face

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15-Nov-2008

 Hairstyles tip: A hairstyle becomes cute when you select it that suits your face and hair type. Again if u selected and liked a hairstyle, that does not mean it will work good for you.

Face shapes & Hairstyles

 Oval face
This is the face shape that suits any hairstyle. Both long hairstyles and short hairstyles are suitable. Do not try broad bangs and do not try to cover the fore head. You'll lose your face shape and it may add weight to your face.
 
Round face
Select hairstyles that give fullness and height. It will produce a narrower face. Layered hairstyles you can select and keep the sides close to your face. This type of faces suit short hairstyles , or hairstyles that are longer than chin length. Wispy bangs/fringes and side parts are also good. Chin length hair, center parts, fullness at the sides of ears, straight chopped bangs - these will all emphasize the shape of your face, so avoid it.
 
Heart-shaped face
Short hairstyles and chin length hair will be suitable for this face shape, as the fullness can even out the jaw and chin lines. Chin length bobs, short shags, swept forward layers and wispy bangs all work well. Long faceInclude Short hairstyles and Medium hairstyles with fullness at the sides and soft wispy bangs. This will make your face wide. Layered hairstyles work well and add softness to the straight lines of your face. Do not go for too much length, it will only make your face look longer.
 
Square face
Short hairstyles, is good for this face shape. Add some wispy bangs, a wave or curl also give beauty. For those with straight hair, think about a body wave . Do not try straight hairstyles, blunt bangs and straight bobs. (Hairstyle photo gallery)

Triangle face
Short hairstyles can balance your prominent jaw line. Off center parts, wedges and shags are also good styles for you. Put lots of layers will give you the fullness through the upper part of your face. Avoid styles that are full at the jawline and center parts.