A research shows that men are more focus on their appearance than women, especially for their haircut. A right haircut not only make you look great but will attract girls. So let’s talk about what haircut should I get? Or maybe a better way of putting it is “what hairstyle suits me?” These are common questions guys ask themselves before choosing one of the cool men’s haircuts of today. But the better method is to find the best haircut for your face shape. Head shape and structure are the most important factors to finding hairstyles for men according to face shape. That’s why before going under the barber shop it’s essential to know which styles best go with your face shape. After all, one extra inch hair can make all the difference.
The right haircut can help accentuate your best facial features, but the wrong choice will be a disaster. “Good” or “bad” haircut for your face depends on which head shape you have and whether you have chosen one of the best haircuts to suit your face shape.
Whether you have a long, oval, round, square, triangle, or diamond face shape, check out our
easy guide to learn which face shape match which haircut.
Firstly, get a general idea for different face shape and know what face am I?
1. Oblong face: Face length is the greatest measurement. Forehead, cheekbones, and jawline are similar in size.
2. Oval face: Face length is greater than the width of the cheekbones, and forehead is greater than the jawline. The angle of the jaw is rounded rather than sharp.
3. Square face: All measurements are fairly similar. The angle of the jaw is sharp rather than rounded.
4. Round face: Cheekbones and face length have a similar measurement. They are larger than forehead and jawline, which also have a similar measurement. The angle of the jaw is soft and much less defined.
5. Triangle face: Jawline measures greater than cheekbones, which measure larger than forehead.
6. Diamond face: Face length measures largest. Then, in descending order: cheekbones, forehead, and smallest is jawline. The chin is pointed.
Once you’ve figured out what your face shape is, you can begin to make more informed choices on everything from your hairstyle and beard to your sunglasses.
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Oblong face shape:
Even or balance cuts and classic “scissor” -
Oval face shape:
Plenty of volume and avoid aggressive cut. -
Square face shape:
Avoid precision defined hairline if hair is receding. -
Round face shape:
Tight back and sides, aim for height and volume. -
Triangle face shape:
Avoid to much softness on top and be generous with texture. -
Diamond face shape:
Avoid short sides come with a Dumbo ear warning
