Oval
Longer than it is wide, with cheekbones as the widest point and a softly rounded jaw. The most common shape, and one that suits almost any cut or frame.
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An oblong face, also called a rectangle or long face, is clearly longer than it is wide, with fairly straight sides. Styles that add width at the sides and shorten the face are the goal.
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Choose a beard that is fuller on the sides and shorter at the chin, such as a short boxed beard or mutton chops. Avoid long, pointed beards.
Contour along the top of the forehead and under the chin to shorten the face, and put blush horizontally across the cheeks.
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Check my face shapeLonger than it is wide, with cheekbones as the widest point and a softly rounded jaw. The most common shape, and one that suits almost any cut or frame.
Almost as wide as it is long, with full cheeks and a curved jawline. Height on top and angular frames add length and definition.
Forehead, cheekbones and jaw are close in width, with a strong, angular jaw. Soft layers and round or oval frames balance the angles.
A wide forehead that narrows to a small or pointed chin. Chin-length cuts and frames that are wider at the bottom even things out.
High, wide cheekbones with a narrower forehead and jaw. The rarest shape; volume at the forehead and chin softens the cheek width.
The jaw is the widest part and the forehead the narrowest. Also called pear. Volume at the crown and temples balances a strong jaw.
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