WHICH HAIR STYLE SUITS YOU BEST
Today, Hair is considered as a very crucial part of grooming. A proper hairstyle completes one’s look. So it is very important that one recognizes the need to adapt a hairstyle which best suits his/her personality.
It is advisable to remain fashion updated but eventually one should follow his/her own heart.
Hairstyles change constantly as fashion change. Instead of being a slave to hair trends, find a hairstyle that works best for you and maintain that base look.
If you feel you need to stick with your bob or your curls, do it.
Although you can always include some sparks from your favorite hairdresser. When you are getting your hair cut or styled, talk to your hairdresser. Are you a low maintenence person? high maintenence? If you want to or dont mind spending more time on your hair in the morning, maybe it wouldnt hurt to get a haircut that would need that kind of managing. but if you are pretty low maintenence, go-with-the-flow kinda person, get a haircut that suits you, but is easy to just get up and go- and still look cute and approachable. Forget trends — your face shape determines your best look.
The Answer’s in the Mirror
When it comes to getting great hair, don’t look any further than your own mirror. Whether you’re a “heart,” “round,” or “oval,” your best cut is determined by your face. Everyone’s face is different and it’s important to understand that every hairstyle is not for every face shape. To accentuate balance and beauty, strive for a hairstyle that works with your particular face shape. That strategy will not only give you your best look, but also emphasize your best features. Be sure to bring this up with your stylist and make it an important determination in your new look.
Sorting Shapes
Figure out your face shape by pulling hair back into a tight, structure-revealing ponytail. Look at the outline of your face — the size and shape of your forehead as it compares to your cheeks and chin determines its shape. The Best Haircut for Your Face
If your face shape is: Round — full with round chin and hairline
Dos: Add volume to the top of head to slim.
Don’ts: Stay away from a spiky and short topside. Avoid width or volume on sides.
If your face shape is: Square — with strong jaw line and hairline
Dos: Take the edge off with a softening style featuring a side part and length at nape of neck.
Don’ts: Don’t center-part hair or cut square, straight bangs. Avoid geometric lines.
If your face shape is: Oval – jaw line narrower than temples, rounded hairline
Dos: Add volume to the top of head to slim.
Don’ts: Stay away from a spiky and short topside. Avoid width or volume on sides.
If your face shape is: Long — narrow jaw line and hairline
Dos: Layer it on for fullness on sides.
Don’ts: Skip short cuts, jaw-length bobs, or styles that add height on top.
If your face shape is: Heart — wide temples and hairline, narrowing at chin
Dos: Try bangs and a length that frames the jaw line.
Don’ts: Don’t go too short at the nape of the neck.