Showing posts with label face shape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label face shape. Show all posts
Saturday
Heart-Shaped Faces: What a Romance!
Although it is now more common for celebrities to have oval shaped faces, there was an era that the silver screen could not get enough of the heart-shaped face! It was a time of glamour, romance, and visual stimulation as silent pictures filled the movie screens! Beauties such as Clara Bow and Mary Pickford were the order of the day; in fact, early ladies’ journals of the time period published make-up techniques for making oval-shaped and round-shaped faces appear more heart-shaped!
Flattering Choices:
The chiseled cheekbones that normally come with this shape are beautiful features that models crave! Highlight them with updos!
Set the stage for your face with sweetheart necklines (not to low!) and square or scoop necklines!
Cowl neck sweaters and knits are perfect for contrasting with the lines of your face!
Frame your face with cruled or even whispy straight tendrils but don't overdo it! Show those cheekbones!
Go for a toussled look!
Less Flattering Choices:
Refrain from slicking your hair back in an onion! It is not a style that flatters many faces and will make your face look too angular!
If you have thin hair, don't leave the house wihtout adding some volume with rollers or mousse or at least securing the pentecostal bum to give some height!
Steer clear of 1980's wildness! Instead, opt for hairstyles from the 1920's that look beautiful with this shape! Try a chignon or a toussled bun off to the left side of the base of your neck with some messy tendrils framing your face!
Friday
Oval-Shaped Faces
The oval-shaped face is one of the simplest to dress and style hair for; I know, I have one! There are two kinds, however. One type has a shorter forehead with which one need not have bangs or tendrils; instead, this is the one facial shape that looks good with the peeled onion look—a style I still am not brave enough to try! This face shape looks great in a high ponytail, in stylish updos, and can be very sexy with hair parted down the middle or side flowing in the wind!
The second type involves a slightly higher hairline or, what we call, a long forehead. It is key that you shore of the distance with a pretty swoop of hair from one side of your face to the other. Although I do not have a high forehead, this is a style that just looks beautiful and can either involve a shiny lock of hair or have a feathered look if you’ve textured your hair with mousse! You can also use a curling iron to affect either tight or loose ringlets that frame your face. Make certain they spring from several points along the hairline at the top of your face as well as down the sides closer to your ears. This gives any face shape a softer, more feminine look!
Just a note, as your face is longer, do your best to add volume to your hair, which will widen the overall look. This can be done through curling your hair or moussing up your perm! I personally, even when wearing my hair pulled back, do not slick it with gel. I like a soft, fullness on the sides so it adds a bit of dimension to my face!
Flattering Choices:
Add a poof, hair bump, or updo with curls on top to elongate your face pleasingly.
Show off the neckline wiht cowl neck sweaters or knits, square or scoop neck shirts, and even V-necks layered with lacy tank tops!
Frame your face with curled or even whispy straight tendrils. This will make you appear more feminine and gives your face a softer look! But, honestly, your face will look beautiful with slicked hair too! This is the only face shape that works with the onion look!
DO part your hair in the middle from time to time! Super cute!
Less Flattering Choices:
If you have thin hair and like to wear it down, make certain your ears do not stick through; better to thicken it with mousse!
Ponytails high up on the side of your head or pigtails are for children; if you want something on the side, try a low chignon at the nape of your neck or just to the side of it! Very elegant!
Condition your hair! You might even apply some 'Shine' spray to make it shimmer!
Thursday
Round Face? Some Tips!
One of the best things about having a rounded facial shape is that just about any hairstyle looks beautiful on you as long as it frames your face! The rounded face shape has been popular with designers, movie producers, and the public for decades! Thelma Todd of 1940s film is one example! There are, of course, little tricks to stretching this wonderful feature to be even more flattering! Try some of the ideas here and send us some pictures soon!
Flattering Choices:
Heightened hairstyles to elongate the face are a good choice!
Updos with curls atop your crown draw your face upwards, making it more oval-shaped!
V-neck shirts over a layered tank top elongates your neckline.
Frame your face with curled or even whispy straight tendrils. This will make you appear more feminine and gives your face a softer look!
Toussle your hair with mousse and hairspray after washing to give added volume; it's great for updos, having your hair down, or even with a ponytail. Contrast!
Less Flattering Choices:
Refrain from slicking your hair back into an onion! It is not a style that flatters many faces and it doesn't spell h'o'l'i'n'e's's!
If you have thin hair, don't leave the house without adding some volume with rollers or mousse or at least securing a pentecostal bump!
Don't part your hair down the middle; it divides your face, making it appear wider.
Condition your hair, ensuring you don't have frizzy locks that radiate from your scalp! Don't be a walking orb!
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