Face Shapes

We often struggle with our face shape, and hairstyles and earring are quite a struggle to decide on. Over the next few blogs I will discuss the different face shapes what to wear to suit it.


Long Face Shapes

 


Your face is normally longer in length than in width. If you measure the widest part of
your face with a tape measure, the length is more.

Oval Face Shapes

  

Your face appears narrower towards your chin. The silhouette seems oval and equal proportions from cheek to jawline.


 Sweetheart Face Shapes

  


Your face is narrower towards the chin and wide cheekbones. Your chin is one of the most prominent
features in your face.


Square Face

    

Your face seems square and equal in proportion throughout length, especially
your cheekbone and chin area, and your jawline is very strong.


Round Face Shapes


   

  

Your face is quite circular, with soft bone structure, and often the face is shorter in length. 


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