Round face
Curtain bangs can visually lengthen your face by attracting attention to the middle of your face, as Kérastase hairdresser Matt Fugate says. These bangs have a central parting and taper down to become longer in the area closest to your jaw.
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Oval face
According to Fugate, women with oval facial shapes can also benefit from their ability to carry off daring looks like blunt bangs or slicking a ponytail back to cover over a little area.
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Heart-shaped face
A central portion accentuates the midface and softens the edges of a pointed chin. to the other hand, putting your component to the side can make your features look more balanced.
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Square face
Fugate advises keeping the hair around your face light and wispy if you have a square-shaped face because middle parts and blunt bangs accentuate a strong jawline. A slight or deep side part will help to lessen the appearance.
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Oblong face
Compared to an oval face, an oblong face is often longer and has a wider forehead. You can achieve the ideal amount of movement and volume with a hair part that swoops across your forehead from the side.
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Rectangular face
Long, rectangular faces that exude grace look great with bangs or a full fringe. Before flowing into a full fringe that exudes a playful feel, a firm, straight middle part at the crown creates an optical illusion that centers and frames the face in a seamless manner.
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Diamond-shaped face
Your hair part should be determined by how much you want to draw attention to your high cheekbones and pointed chin if you have a diamond face shape. Your face will appear softer in the side sections and more prominent in the middle.
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