
Cuts for Your Face Shape
Find your face shape and the cuts, fringes and parts that flatter it - as a starting point, not a rulebook.
πͺ Toolβ±οΈ 10 minπΈ 15 petals
Measure, then play
Grab a soft tape measure (or a piece of string and a ruler) and a mirror, pull your hair back, and follow the steps in the tool. Itβll suggest your likely face shape and some cuts that tend to flatter it.
How to use the result
Face-shape advice is all about balance: adding softness where a face is angular, width where itβs long, or length where itβs round. For example:
- A strong or square jaw (very common, and very striking!) is often softened by layers that start around the chin, waves, and side parts.
- A longer face loves a fringe and volume at the sides.
- A higher forehead or hairline can be framed with a curtain fringe or side-swept fringe.