IF YOU FACE SHAPE IS… A DIAMOND
Adam explains that a diamond face shape is ‘an oval with angles’.
He adds that your ‘forehead and jawline are narrow and cheekbones are wide and high.’
To accentuate your features, Adam says…
Almost any style will work but softer, draping fringes and gentle sweeping locks work best for this shape
Add fullness and texture at the forehead and jawline areas to flatter the face shape
Avoid fullness only at cheekbone area but create texture
IF YOU FACE SHAPE IS… ROUND
‘The key is to make your face shape look oval,’ explains Adam.
To achieve this, Adam says…
Add height on the top of the head (at crown) to create an illusion of length
Avoid centre partings
Add texture at the sides and running through the front of the hair.
Tuck your hair behind your ears to create a different type of silhouette and elongate the face
Shorter, slightly wider styles makes a round look more youthful than any other face shape
IF YOUR FACE SHAPE IS… A HEART
For heart-shaped faces, Adam reveals that it’s important to ‘add shape around the face to even the sides’.
To complement your face shape, he says…
Play around with different fringes
Chin length hair works well
Avoid severe slicked back looks
Never do up do’s
IF YOUR FACE SHAPE IS… OBLONG
Adam says that oblong face shapes are ‘often confused with oval, however an oblong face is slightly longer and not so wide’.
To make the most out of your features, he says…
Try to widen the hair to make it appear less long
It’s essential to keep the cheekbones clear and visible
Styles with width are best suited
IF YOUR FACE SHAPE IS… OVAL
Do you have an oval-shaped face? Well, consider yourself lucky because Adam claims that oval faces will suit all short hair styles.
However, his most important piece of advice is…
Avoid heavy straight fringes and centre partings that make the forehead seem wider
IF YOUR FACE SHAPE IS… SQUARE
Those with square faces will notice that their face is equal. Additionally, you’ll likely have a strong jawline.
To avoid making the face look harsh, Adam says…
This face shape suits softness and added texture
Opt for symmetrical shapes
A side parting is ideal