This shortens the face length, adding angles and structure. To add definition and enhance your cheekbones, your fringe should begin at the brow line and end just below the cheekbone. Rectangular shape: The rectangular-shaped face is soft and elongated like Sarah Jessica Parker and Liv Tyler. For this shape, your fringe should begin just below your cheekbones to add softness and end at the jawline to add definition. Adding a side parted, long-layered curtain fringe is a great way to instantly add more definition and elongate your facial silhouette.ĭiamond shape: The diamond-shaped face has beautifully wide cheekbones and a prominent chin, just like Jennifer Lopez, Victoria Beckham and Madonna. Round shape: The round-shaped face tends to have perfect symmetry and soft lines, just like Michelle Williams, Kelly Clarkson and Emma Stone. This will give you a softer, romanticized look.
Square shape: The square-shaped face has gorgeous angles from the cheekbones to the jawline – Rihanna and Demi Moore are two square-shaped queens! For this face shape, your fringe should start just below your cheekbone and end just below the jawline. You can rock your curtain fringe on the shorter side and on the longer side as this shape will suit any length. Think: Beyoncé, Jessica Alba and Kate Middleton. Oval shape: The oval-shaped face is super accommodating. Here’s how to cut and style them to compliment your unique face shape: Whether you like to toss your hair up in a top knot or let it flow freely, this quick and easy style can transform your look with minimal effort. They frame your face perfectly while accentuating both your cheekbones and your eyes. Cindy Duplantis (Courtesy of Chatters Hair)Ĭurtain bangs are one of today’s biggest hair trends because they suit all face shapes and hair types, they look great in person, on video calls and even look amazing paired with your mask.
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