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How To Get The Best Haircut For Your Face Shape

Forget about all that you think you know about face shapes and haircuts. It's all wrong.

All that nonsense

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A rounder, wider face should get a haircut that is tighter on the sides. This will give the whole face more length and balance out your proportions, thus giving you the illusion of having a less-round face.

For those with a longer, squarer face, ask for a longer length of hair on the sides and around the temples. This will frame your face and make it appear wider.

These two subtle shifts can make a world of difference on how your new haircut will look on you.

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Of course, a good barber will do this automatically, but Holbrook warns that you should always take charge of your hair. Your proportions will thank you.

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