Perfect Side Bangs For Your Face Shape

A round face is nearly as wide as it is long, and widest in the cheeks. 

You¹ll want to avoid a lot of chunky layers, as they tend to add bulk, so keep the fringe long and sleek. 

A bit of backcombing or ratting behind those sweepy bangs (for the sixties sex kitten look) will also slim and add some length. 

When wearing your hair up, pull down some pieced around your bangs to further frame and slim your face.

A square face is most obviously defined by a squared jaw, but additionally, the forehead, cheekbones and jaw are all similar widths. 

Side swept bangs will soften and slim the angles of this face shape, and draw a lot of attention to those beautiful eyes.

You may also want to cut some long-ish layers around the face to further break up the line. Minnie Driver is a great example of a square face, and so is Madonna.

Heart shaped faces are also defined by the line of the jaw, but in this case it tapers to a point, with a wider forehead and higher cheekbones. 

You¹ll want to also have some layers cut in around between your cheekbones and jawline to help even out the narrowness of the chin.

Compare to Kirsten Dunst and Kate Hudson.

An oval shaped face has long been considered the perfect face Shape that can get away with just about anything.

 If your forehead is wider than your chin, and you have prominent cheekbones, you probably have an oval face.

You can layer, or not. Wear the fringe heavy or wispy, it¹s completely up to your personal preference. Celebrities with oval faces include Kate Moss and Natalie Portman.