The round face is without question a problematic one for hairstyle design. If your roundness is created by bone structure, your hairstyle can be created to emphasize any aspects of your body and face, from height to emphasis on cheekbones. However, if the roundness comes from extra pounds, then the goal of the hairstyle will probably be to redirect the eye of the beholder to the strongest features of the face and the hair.
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When the face is rounded by bone structure, the stylist seeks to bring out an element of beauty that might otherwise be missed. When the round face is created by weight, the stylist uses the hairstyle to control the eyes of the onlooker and emphasize the strongest elements of the subject, whatever they may be. This means that the cuteness, decorativeness, or the height of a hairstyle on a round face are simply tools that can are used for two very different jobs.
There are some similarities between the two types of roundness, though. Both styles respond well to shorter looks that add height, such as the princess updo. Curls that decorate the forehead are also work very well for both purposes. Most stylists agree that severe, straight bangs are to be avoided, while layering can help make some bangs work well. Finally, longer hair can also be designed for the round face in many styles that are very attractive. The essential element is that it not be pulled back, but rather be brought to the front of the head.
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