THE FACE SHAPE GUIDE
The round face shape.
Similar width and length, softer angles. Here’s how to recognize it — and a few ideas to make it your own.
Explore your proportionsWHAT TO LOOK FOR
Three helpful clues.
- Width and length appear relatively close.
- The cheek area creates a rounded outline.
- The jawline has soft rather than sharp corners.
These are descriptive patterns, not strict rules. Your face can share features with another shape.
ILLUSTRATION ONLY
Proportions, in perspective.
Our outline is an illustration, not a measured face. Compare your features in a mirror or use the private photo tool.
HAIRSTYLES
Work with your texture and taste.
Try a little height at the crown or layers that finish below the chin. A side part can introduce an asymmetric line.
Your hair density, natural texture and time for styling matter as much as the outline of your face. Bring an example you like to your stylist.
GLASSES & EYEWEAR
A good fit comes first.
Try rectangular or gently angular frames for contrast. A comfortable bridge and the right frame width matter more than a label.
Look straight ahead when trying frames. They should sit evenly, stay comfortable at the nose and temples, and suit your vision needs.
SIMILAR SHAPES
Somewhere in between?
Start with your own proportions.
A clear photo. A private process. A little more clarity.
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