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3 Ways to Determine Your Face Shape

By Matthew Lynch
September 30, 2023
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Knowing your face shape is essential for choosing the right hairstyles, makeup techniques, and even fashion accessories that complement your natural features. Finding the perfect look starts with determining your facial structure. Here are three methods to help you determine your face shape accurately.

1. Measure Your Features

One way to determine your face shape is by measuring your facial features. You’ll need a flexible measuring tape, a mirror, and a piece of paper to write down the results. Follow these steps:

1. Measure your forehead: Measure from one side of the forehead at the widest point to the other side.

2. Measure your cheekbones: Place the end of the tape on the outer corner of one eye and measure across to the outer corner of the other eye.

3. Measure your jawline: Starting from just below one ear, measure along the edge of your jaw until you reach the center point below your chin. Multiply this number by two for the total jawline measurement.

4. Measure your face length: Start from the center point of your hairline on top and continue down until you reach the tip of your chin.

Now, use these measurements to determine which is the longest part of your face and which features are more prominent.

2. Trace Your Face Outline

Another method to find out your face shape is by tracing its outline in front of a mirror using an easily removable marker or lipstick.

1. Tie up or pin back your hair so that it doesn’t interfere with outlining.

2. Stand in front of a mirror with good lighting.

3. Close one eye and start tracing around your hairline, cheeks, and jawline.

4. Carefully examine what you’ve drawn in search of any distinct outlines, prominent features, or overall shape that emerges from this reflection.

3. Analyze Your Facial Features

If you don’t have access to a measuring tape or don’t want to draw on your mirror, you can still determine your face shape by looking at your facial features intuitively.

1. Examine your forehead: Take note of whether it’s broad, average, or narrow.

2. Look at your cheekbones: Observe if they’re high and wide or low and less prominent.

3. Inspect your jawline: Determine if it’s square, rounded, or pointed.

4. Observe your face’s overall length: Consider if it’s more elongated or shorter.

5. Use these observations to classify which specific face shape resonates most with these descriptions.

Conclusion

Determining your face shape is essential for finding the perfect hairstyle, makeup techniques, and accessories that enhance your natural beauty. With the three methods discussed above—measuring your features, tracing your face outline, and analyzing facial characteristics—you’ll be well-equipped to accurately identify the unique shape of your face.

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