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How Men Can Determine The Best Haircut For Their Face Shape

By Matthew Lynch
March 25, 2024
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Choosing the right haircut is essential for every man to enhance his appearance and confidence. It can accentuate your best features and hide imperfections, which is why recognizing your face shape and understanding what hairstyles complement it are crucial steps in selecting an ideal hairstyle. Here’s a helpful guide for men to determine the best haircut for their face shape:

Oval Face Shape: As the most versatile face shape, men with an oval shape can pull off nearly any haircut. However, it’s best to avoid fringes or bangs that could cover up the forehead and make the face appear rounder. Classic short haircuts like side parts or a quiff usually work well.

Round Face Shape: Those with round faces should aim for haircuts that add angles and length on top to create a more oval appearance. High fades or undercuts on the sides with longer textured hair on top, like a pompadour or a faux hawk, are great options. Avoid buzz cuts or very short haircuts as they can emphasize the roundness of the face.

Square Face Shape: Men with square faces have sharp, angular features, including a prominent jawline. A haircut that softens these angles, like layered cuts, close fades coupled with textured crew cuts, or even some length on top to combine with a groomed beard can be very complimentary.

Rectangle/Oblong Face Shape: Men with longer face shapes should avoid adding length on top as it can elongate the face further. Instead, try haircuts that are more balanced, without extreme fades or too much volume. Think more classic styles, such as side-parted styles or slicked back looks that maintain some width on the sides.

Triangle Face Shape: With a narrower forehead and wider jawline, choosing hairstyles that add width to the forehead while balancing out the jawline is key. Shorter sides and some volume on top can achieve this. Textured crops, fringes, and brushed-up styles work well for triangular faces.

Diamond Face Shape: If you have wide cheekbones and a narrow jawline and forehead, your aim should be to balance out your features. Hairstyles that add width at the forehead and chin will work well; fringes or bangs can help widen the forehead while longer haircuts with layers can soften the cheekbones.

Heart Face Shape: Characterized by a wider forehead that tapers to a pointed chin, men with heart-shaped faces can benefit from mid-length and side-swept styles that aren’t too bulky. Keep volume around the chin area with haircuts like low fades coupled with longer layered hair on top.

Remember always to take into account factors such as your hair texture and personal style when choosing your haircut. Consulting with an experienced hairstylist can provide personalized advice tailored specifically to you. Still not sure? Consider starting conservatively; you can always make adjustments as your hair grows out!

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