Things You'll Need:
- Hair Accessories
- Mirrors
- Blow Dryers
- Curling Irons
- Hair Care Products
- Hair-coloring Products
- Hairbrush
- Hot Rollers
- Hairstyling Software
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Step 1
Tie your hair back, if necessary, and examine your face shape in front of a mirror. Decide if your face is oval, long, square, round or heart-shaped.
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Step 2
Show off an oval face'egg-shaped and balanced on top and bottom, and widely considered ideal. Since any type of hairstyle flatters this face, explore a variety of looks.
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Step 3
Make a long face look shorter with hair that sits above the shoulders. Long layers work well, as do bangs. Since midline parts elongate the face, use a side part instead.
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Step 4
Choose curvy hairstyles to soften your face if it's square, with a wide forehead, wide cheeks and an angular chin. Wearing layers around your jawline frames your face and can mask a strong, angled chin. Avoid sharp, straight lines.
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Step 5
Elongate a round face'full, with a small chin, wide cheeks and small cheekbones'with longer hair that extends below your chin. Layers on top add volume and height; layers around the cheeks narrow your face. Avoid bangs and chin-length styles.
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Step 6
A heart-shaped face has a wide forehead that angles down to a small chin. Try shoulder-length hair, adding layers from the chin down. Curl or flip out these layers to create a fuller bottom that balances your small chin. A chin-length bob also works well. Avoid any look that adds fullness to the top and tapers down to wisps on the bottom.








Comments
contentking said
on 8/27/2009 Some hairstyles resources:
http://www.hairstylescut.com
http://www.hairstylestalk.com
http://www.free-makeup-tips.com
http://www.easy-hairstyles.com
http://www.hairstylesguru.com
Anonymous said
on 9/24/2006 I got a sample of a leave-in hair condition. It is John Frieda's Shine Shock. I love it! Also, for a good, natural shampoo and conditioner, I use Yves Rocher's Phytum Express Shine. It is made with botanical vitamins. I use a straightening iron, so I need good hair care products.
Anonymous said
on 9/24/2006 I recently got my long, fine, and limp hair cut and my stylist told me that even after washing it at the salon it seemed dirty. She told me that there was too much buildup of hair products. She recommended Pantene ProV's Clarifying Shampoo. It comes in a long clear bottle, usually 13.5 fl oz, priced around $4. It can be found in most drugstores.
It works wonders for my hair and smells great, too. Just be sure to use it only once a week or it may dry out your hair.
Anonymous said
on 8/13/2006 For fine, full, wavy hair that is always frizzy: wash hair only once a week. Rinse with water at every shower and use conditioner every time. Only finger comb to prevent breakage. While hair is still wet use a dime-quarter size amount of Biosilk (this product yields best results for frizz reduction and shine) warmed by rubbing between hands first. Start at the roots and apply evenly, working it in until you don't feel product on hands. Let hair air dry, again to prevent breakage. If hair is still frizzy when dry apply two or three drops of extra-virgin olive oil (high-quality).
Anonymous said
on 7/19/2006 It really helps to get a sideswept bang if you have a circular face. It doesn't put all the definition on your face shape, but it's also very trendy!