but a truly good cut has to fit your face shape. The Style Blog asked Shorty Maniace, Head Barber at F.S.C. Barber in New York City to explain the long and short of finding a perfect hairstyle for ...

Identify your face shape: round, square ... to help create the visual illusion of more structure to your head. If you have a ...

“You can create haircuts that slim down a round face, soften a square jaw, and add volume to an oval shape,” explains Streicher. “The right haircut just adds some balance to your head shape ...

aim for hairstyles with hair below the chin and longer. To balance a round face shape, the goal is to create the illusion of length by adding height through the crown of the head. Styling hair ...

Avoid shorter cuts that draw attention to the upper head, blunt-cut fringes and harsh, choppy layers. Celebs with a heart-shaped face include Katie Holmes, Reese Witherspoon and Sophie Dahl.

(Remember that you are measuring your face — not your entire head — and mid-forehead ... There really is no one “perfect” hairstyle for a round-shaped face; many things factor into the ...

A hairstyle like this is a lot of work — Rodney says you need a trim every three to five weeks. He also says that anyone can rock it, despite head or face shape. “It has more to do with ...

Since every face shape is unique and what works ... The contemporary curly quiff hairstyle, shaving the sides of your head short and adding volume to the top of your curls, or textured curls ...

More often than not, the No. 1 question anyone asks before taking on this style is, “Which version goes best with my head shape?” After all, what looks good on someone with a square jawline ...