SHORT HAIR FOR YOUR FACE FORM - WHAT TO CHOOSE?

Which short hair should you choose for your face shape? We give tips on what considerations are necessary before settling down in the hairdresser's chair and letting your lures fall

The choice of one's hairstyle has become more and more about adding or emphasizing one's personality with a little edge and courage in the haircut. It is important to dare to stand out by highlighting its individual facial features. Who, in fact, also bothered to walk around and look like everyone else?

When you need to cut a short haircut, you can start with your face shape, the texture of your hair, or the feature that highlights your personality.

THE OVAL FACE

How:

If your face is longer than it is wide, you have an oval face.

What hairstyle:

An oval face is excellent to work with when it comes to your hairstyle - you can play with it all as your face shape adapts to all lengths and types. Therefore, there is no hesitation if you have an oval face shape and consider the short hairstyle.

Actress Charlize Theron has ventured into an ultra-short hairstyle that highlights both eyes and cheekbones.

THE HEART-SHAPED FACE

How:

Your forehead and cheekbones are more comprehensive than the rest of the face, while your chin is more delicate and more pointed.

What hairstyle:

Your hairstyle requires a lot of volumes and it will dress you best with a little length. The lengths of your hair will create an illusion of more width at your cheekbones. If you want your hair even shorter, you can run the hairstyle very short of showing neck and cheekbones just like actress Scarlett Johansson.

THE ROUND FACE

How:

Your face is soft and more round, and it will typically be smaller than other face shapes.

What hairstyle:

It must be sharp and angular to give balance and character. Both center and side partitions work for your face shape as it sets the frame on your face - however, you should avoid a straight brow, so you don't get a moon-shaped face. Make sure you have a lot of volume on top of your head - such as actress Michelle Williams - to create length on the face and focus on your eyes.

THE SQUARE FACE

How:

Your face shape is more angular, and your jaws and your chin take on the character.

What hairstyle:

It may be a good idea to soften your facial edges with multiple layers and lengths. You can do this by choosing long floors and bangs. If the hairstyle goes down below the jawline, it also creates a more elegant and milder expression. A flabby page like actor Keira Knightly's is perfect for this face shape.