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Step 1
Style hair away from an oval face. A face that is this perfectly balanced shouldn't be covered with heavy bangs that just add weight.
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Step 2
Cut hair with long, wispy layers instead of short layers on the top of your head. This will make an oval face appear longer than it really is.
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Step 3
Trim your curly or very thick hair with more shape. A blunt, shapeless cut with this type of hair on an oval face makes the face appear triangular.
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Step 4
Ensure your hairstyle doesn't have too much width or volume on the sides. This will counter the natural balance your face.
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Step 5
Cut off excess length. This just elongates the oval shape, making it appear less balanced. Longer hair works well on oval faces, but make sure it isn't too long and unflattering.








