Determine your facial shape: Long, Heart-Shaped, Round or Square.
Oval: You have a high forehead, prominent jaw line and narrow chin.
Heart: You have a wide forehead and hig h cheekbones that tapper into a
pointy chin.
Round: Your chin is full and your cheeks are as wide as your forehead and jaw.
Square: Your cheeks are flat and your jaw is as wide as your forehead.

For an Oval Face: A cut with lots of volume and movement at the cheekbones. Blunt-cut bangs that fall below the brows which help to
shorten the face. A deep side part, soft waves and loose curls that
build body at the sides of the face to makes narrow.

For a Heart-Shaped Face: A cut with long bangs that fall just below
the eyes and are easily swept to the side.
A cut with flippy ends that fall below the jaw to help fill the
sides of a narrow chine.

For a Square Shaped Fa ce: A cut with fringy bangs at eyebrow level in the center of the forehead and a little longer at the sides will help to break up the width.
Face-framing waves that start at the cheekbones.
Long layers that begin a few inches below the jaw line will give
your hair movement.

For a Round Shaped Face: A cut with long, face-framing layers,
smooth, sleek bobs or any style that adds height on top to elongate
the face. A deep side part will draw attention away from full
cheeks.

Look through hairstyle guide magazines for photos.
Once you find a look you like, clip the photo and make
an appointment with a hairdresser.
Show the stylist your photo and explain your face shape stating
how you want the cut to compliment it.

Go to the Good Housekeeping website and click on "Style&Beauty".
Under "tools" you will find: Celebrity Hairstyle Galleries and
Makeover Magic. Here you can look at photos of different hairstyles
as well as create your own virtual makeover with the model or your
own photo and it's FREE!