Do Round faces look good with middle parts?

Round Faces “The ideal part line is down the middle or a deep side part,” Fowler says. “Both of these parts will give the illusion of length and create symmetry around your face.”

What hairstyle looks good on a round face?

Choppy, textured haircuts like the shag are a classic option for round faces. That is because they draw attention away from the jawline and widest part of the face. By adding bangs, you can also cover up a broad forehead, which is also a feature of round face shapes.

Is shoulder length hair good for round faces?

Shoulder-length hairstyles are universally flattering no matter your face shape. Mindy Kaling’s ‘do has enough length to provide balance to her features and the face-framing waves slim her cheekbones ever so slightly.

Does everyone look better with a middle part?

Fowler says the most “ideal” face shape for any part is the oval-shaped face. This is the easiest of face shapes to style for, as Dean recommends playing with your part: “Deep side, middle, sideswept all generally work well with the oval face shape.”

Does straight or curly hair look better on round faces?

Choppy layers through the back and bottom of your hair is another good option as a round face hairstyle. Soft curls, on the other hand, look great with a round face but the curls need to be below the chin line. Curly hair looks a bit heavy if left short as it adds width to the face.

What’s the best way to part hair for a round face?

A middle part with long, face-framing bangs or layers will also have a lengthening, slimming effect for a round face. Be sure to request long layers or fringe that end past your chin for the best results. If you’re blessed with an oval face, any part will flatter your face shape.

How do you make a side part for your face?

“A deep side part will brush softly against your face and give this illusion,” says Dean. If your hair naturally parts down the middle, create a side part by parting your hair while it is wet, then applying a gel to hold the new part in place.

Do you part your hair on the right side of your face?

Let’s say that your right hand side is the one that has stronger round features, this means that you should part your hair on your left hand side. By parting your hair this way you will create a “curtain” effect over your right hand side and leave exposed the side of your face that appears more elongated.

How to find the best part for your face shape?

“You want to soften your cheekbones as well and a deep side part will brush softly against your face to give this illusion.” If your hair naturally parts down the middle, create a side part by parting your hair while it’s wet; then applying a gel to hold the new part in place.