Long layered haircuts can be an excellent way to highlight your facial structure and add dimension and depth to your style. Select a hue that complements you and incorporate highlights into the mix for added dimension and dimension in your class.
An elegant collarbone bob with angled bangs visually slims your face, making this style ideal for formal events or weddings. Kirsten Dunst’s eyelash-skimming curtain bangs feature softness with an indented middle part. To achieve this style, tease hair slightly and use volumizing mousse.
Side Part Lob
A long bob with a side part and wavy texture will balance your facial features, giving a natural yet chic appearance, and selecting hair color complements skin tone and eye color for the ideal result. This layered style suits people of all ages and will give your locks more volume and thickness. Additionally, this cut provides a practical option for those wanting to explore bangs but have yet to be ready to commit fully. Add some flair and fun to your lob with a stunning waterfall of pearls or gemstones using eyelash glue, as Real Housewives of Orange County star Gina Kirschenheiter did on Real Housewives of Orange County. This makes a statement piece, perfect for formal events yet just as appropriate in everyday wear.
Braids
Long, textured braids can add soft and feminine detail to your face. For this hairstyle, divide your hair into four equal sections and renumber them as 1, 2, 3, and 4. Begin braiding by flipping section 1 under section 2 and over section 3, repeating this over-under-over pattern until reaching the end of your locks, then secure with an elastic hair tie. This hairstyle features a side undercut that can subtly narrow your face shape while adding length and volume to your locks for a more balanced appearance. Dark colors, like pink in this example, can work wonders when worn against round faces. Additionally, this shade may help those unsure how it will look to test out new hues without overwhelming their skin tone with too many bold options.
Side-Swept Bangs
Style is vital when creating an adorable side-swept bang. Whether your hair is straight, wavy, or curly, creating texture and volume with charges is essential to making the ideal look. Try using volumizing hair spray or mousse to help achieve this look. Soft chin-length layered bobs can look incredibly flattering on women with round faces when parted to one side and parted at an angle, drawing attention away from any fullness in their faces and giving the appearance of more ovalness. One of the quickest and easiest ways to modernize a long layered haircut for a round face is to switch up its color. Purple has quickly become the new pink, complementing feminine features beautifully while offering vibrant contrast that works excellently in summertime. Experiment with light or dark violet hues and see which looks best with your face shape.
Side-Swept Curls
For an effortless yet romantic hairstyle, ask your stylist to create big curls with extra volume on the top of your head and pull back all of your locks onto one side for an elegant style that easily transitions from day to night. Your stylist will add long face-framing layers starting below your chin to elongate and lengthen your facial features. This layered cut also looks fabulous when styled in vibrant red or warm blonde tones that complement your natural hair color. Request that your stylist add baby lights for a dramatic effect – this style works particularly well if you have naturally dark roots but want to lighten without adding too much volume to your face.
Soft Waves
Long hair with soft waves and a middle part can help women showcase their facial structure. This style is especially eye-catching when worn by those with rounder facial systems as it partially covers their cheekbones while narrowing your features down into thinner lines. This layered style pairs nicely with curtain bangs, adding an effortless, feminine charm. To enhance its depth further, try placing baby lights around your face to brighten its frame. Long, blonde, wavy hair looks stunning with virtually every face shape. If you have a round face, opt for a soft side part to balance its roundness; otherwise, add texture past your chin for more drama and wear this style on special occasions like red carpet-events! This style can also help bring out your inner Hollywood starlet!
