People with round faces might think that their hair styling options are limited, but there are many ways to bring out your features. From short pixie cuts to long layered cuts, there are plenty of options to highlight your preferences. Take a look at the many different styles you can take inspiration from to show your stylist at your next appointment.
Most blogs or websites may tell you to ‘float’ the face with a long layered cut, but this is not the only possibility. There are many incredible looks that celebrate the round face shape! One of my clients was told her whole life to avoid chin length styles, so when I did a soft jaw bob on her, it was so emotional for her. For the first time, she felt like her hair was adding to her look rather than feeling like she was waging a battle against her hair.
There are some basic principles to understand. Where layers start, how weight is distributed, bang length, whether they skim or blunt across the forehead, are all factors, but the reasoning behind each can vary from person to person. What I have put together are photos of cuts and colors that work for round face shapes, not because they fit one formula, but because each one is doing something intentional and particular for the person who is wearing it. Some of these I would put on anyone who asked, and a few I find myself thinking about well after the client has left.
#1: Soft Layered Waves for Round Faces
I appreciate the clearness of the cut. It seems like the layers are pushing the haircut down or making it look less drastic. To me, the layers enhance the mobility of the haircut while retaining the same structure. My favorite part is the waves not puffing out to the side, which is the most important factor to look out for when styling hair for rounder faces. The highlights help to create depth in the hair as opposed to looking one dimensional. The look is ideal for thick to medium hair and is effortless chic, as though it took a lot of work to achieve. The addition of a curling wand will still look amazing on day three when the waves are more loose.
#2 Bright Auburn Curls with Textured Volume
We appreciate your commitment! The warm auburn is fully saturated, and depending on the lucky individual’s skin tone, it has a glowing effect! Your decision to crop your curls just below the chin is genius as it prevents the volume from being perceived as wide. Instead, it makes an upward shape for the eye to follow. For someone with a naturally dense and curly texture, this type of cut is actively purposeful and doesn’t just let the hair do whatever it wants to. I also want to mention that having a bright red color look intentional rather than faded is a commitment. You’ll need color safe shampoo, and then be honest with yourself about how frequent touch-ups you are willing to do. But when it’s fresh, this is so so beautiful.
#3 Classic Midnight Brunette Shoulder-Length Bob
A shoulder-length deep brunette bob is simple, and that’s why it’s such a great choice. The clean-cut looks elegant and helps create the illusion of a rounder face, plus it will make your morning routine much easier and look more polished with virtually no effort. You won’t need to spend 20 minutes styling it with a prayer. Wavy or curly hair might need a flat iron to keep this cut looking as clean as it is in the photo. However, a little wave or curl won’t ruin this cut and will actually work in your favor.
#4 Golden Caramel Waves with Textured Layers
What grabs my interest is the layering. It’s hard to see where each layer starts and ends. However, the movement in the hair is evident. The waves are just what thicker hair needs to keep it from that heavy triangular shape that doesn’t do round faces any favors. The warm, golden caramel tone pulls light to the center of the face, especially around the eyes, which I believe is doing more for the overall look than the cut itself. This hairstyle looks like low maintainance, but it would fall apart in the wrong hands.
#5 Jet Black Asymmetrical Bob with Soft Bangs
Of all the styles I’ve looked at, I feel most inclined to pick this one. The asymmetry is subtle, but the front pieces are long enough to create a nice diagonal line across the jaw. On round faces, that diagonal line really helps create the illusion. The jet black color very much directs the eye to where the cut is intended to focus. The detail and precision of the stylist really shows through. The bangs are great because they soften the look overall. I have to admit, styles like this one require a lot of upkeep to maintain the same look. If you go 4 months between appointments, the cut will quickly lose its identity. However, for those who are frequent visitors to the salon, it truly is one of the most interesting shapes in the collection.
#6 Soft Blonde Tousled Bob with Darker Roots
The cleverness of this whole situation is pretty rooted. Leaving the darker base visible allows the cut to have more depth at the crown which gives the illusion of height and helps keep the volume from sitting too wide. The ashy dark blonde tones blending together feels more lived in, which is a quality that creates lower maintenance than it may seem. This bob offers just the right amount of body with medium density hair to feel full without it feeling heavy. The tousled texture is the kind of thing that best benefits from being styled once and just left so if you like to touch your hair a lot, you will need a fair bit of texturizing spray to reset it.
#7 Soft Copper Layers with Fringe Bangs
The copper here is so soft that it won’t compete with the face; it just heats up the whole thing. That restriction in the color lets the cut itself do the talking, and the fringe is really the hero, as it sits right at the brow line and opens up the eyes, giving the face a clear focus point above the cheeks rather than at them. The mid-length keeps your options open for styling, and the layers are gentle enough that this won’t look choppy as it grows out. There is a reasonable trade-off in that the bangs will need a trim every few weeks if you want them to keep hitting that sweet spot, but the rest of the cut can go a bit longer between visits.
#8 Textured Golden Tousle with Sweeping Bangs
This style highlights the hair’s natural texture. The short layers have been designed to create height at the crown to add movement all around. For a round face, that elevation at the front really does a good structural job. The soft sweeping bangs add a nice touch to the overall look, and means it’s not too edgy. In my opinion, that also adds to the versatility of the cut, which may look a little limited at first. A style like this, that looks good when it’s slightly messy, is ideal for everyday wear. To keep working, the layered ‘underneath’ structure really needs regular maintenance from a stylist. When the layers grow out, you lose a lot of the effect.
#9 Warm Copper Soft Layered Bob
I like this style because it’s very inviting. The warm copper is a happy tone but not too loud. The bob is also just above the shoulders which goes with almost any style you want to do. The layers are meant more for internal movement than creating a layered look, so mid-density hair keeps the overall look healthy and full. I believe this cut is best at striking the balance of looking fresh from the salon and looking good two weeks after. The shape still shows after the color has mellowed out, and it looks good in between appointments. This might be hard to see in the picture, but the design of this cut shows that it will age well.
#10: Effortless Medium-Length Beachy Waves
This cut has a chill finish that feels cool in an effortless way rather than looking like it was designed to be easy, and that is the secret. The waves aren’t all the same — they break at different places, which adds to the ease. The layers create enough volume in the mid-lengths so that it doesn’t sit flat on the face, and the highlights are just bright enough to create dimension without being too bright, if that makes sense. With this cut, medium to thick hair types, especially hair that has any natural waves, almost creates its own shape. A curling wand on just a few random pieces, and you are done.
#11 Textured Bob with Soft Bangs
Let’s start with the proportions. When you balance the length of the bob with length of the bangs and overall density, it gives the impression that this style is clean as opposed to messy.n The bangs are soft enough to not create any hard lines on the forehead. I tend to focus on that because blunt bangs can be particularly harsh on round faces. The overall texture straddles the line enough to keep it contemporary. This cut on fine to medium hair achieves that fullness illusion where it might not exist and that’s one of those hidden victories the right stylist delivers.
#12: Textured Shoulder-Length Cut with Wispy Bangs
The wispy bangs give me the result I wanted. They are wispy enough to see the forehead which helps keep the face open, but thick enough to create a framing effect at the top that draws the eye upward. The shoulder-length layers are soft and are imprecise in an organic rather than messy way, and the natural wave has space to develop on medium to thick hair without getting too bulky. Should you want to add some dimension, this cut would take well to a balayage, but honestly, it doesn’t need it. The shape is carrying it.
#13: Soft Curly Bob for Round Faces
I feel like a lot of people do not appreciate how great round faces with curly bobs can be. It is because the soft curl pattern adds another dimension to the face from the frame the curls create. Instead of going against the contour of the face with soft curls of sufficient length to create a frame that follows the face contour, the curls add width to the face. In this case, fine hair is working for the cut, as it keeps the curls light and open instead of packing them into greater density. Here, all that is required is a little mousse to set the curl, and that’s all there is to it. It’s the kind of cut where the less styling done after the first step, the better it looks.
#14 Chic Textured Bob with Face-Framing Layers
The combination of warm copper and different textures feels intentional and adds an extra layer of detail. It gives a nice pop, and the chin layers help create a narrowing effect which is especially beneficial for round face shapes. What I can say about this cut is that it looks incredibly seamless, which means the blending has to be flawless. If the face-framing layers are not blended well, they split into really obvious chunks that can age the cut immediately. Here, they seem to disappear into the entire shape and that indicates the work.
#15 Chic Layered Waves for Round Faces
Choosing to start layering at the jawline is intentional and it’s the detail that makes this haircut work so well. Everything above the jaw holds onto it’s weight and density, and below, the layers create movement that visually extends the face. The natural tousled wavy pattern keeps the style from looking overdone and suits the length of the haircut perfectly. For the first few days on medium to thick hair this is going to hold it’s shape beautifully, and though the waves will need refreshing if you want to keep them this defined, they will hold their shape nicely.
#16 Textured Shoulder-Length Cut with Soft Bangs
I keep coming back to the softness around the cheeks here. The layers are meant to create a gentle inward sink at this point which, while perhaps being a minor detail, alters the entirety of how the cut sits against the face. The bangs are nice and wispy rather than thick which is perfect for this face shape because they keep it interesting at the top without closing anything off. I know this is a practical consideration, but this is a cut that will look good at week 1 and it will also look good at week 5 because it is very forgiving.
#17 Modern Textured Pixie Cut for Round Faces
I get super excited when someone with a round face is willing to go this short. A pixie cut done correctly is far more flattering than any long layered cut. The tousled texture creates volume at the crown and through the top and the sides stay close enough to narrow the profile. This works especially well on fine hair because the shortness takes away the limp and flat quality. The shape will need upkeep every four to five weeks to stay this clean but with a good cut, styling is really minimal.
#18 Soft Curly Bob with Subtle Layers
Starting with the elegant gray tone, I would like to give a special mention as it is assisting to give this look a modern and intentional feel. The curly bob is also soft and the layering provides just the right amount of separation to ensure the curls don’t merge into one mass. The overall shape frames the face perfectly, without excessive outward volume. The hair with this length and these curls, on fine to medium hair, is prone to losing definition quickly. To ensure the curls stay defined throughout the day, apply some curl cream when it’s damp. There is a lot of maintenance involved here, but the result is a polished and soft haircut.
#19 Choppy Textured Bob with Fringe for Round Faces
There is an interesting playfulness to the cut. The variation in the ends shows intention and gives the hair movement. The bangs sit softly enough to not look heavy, and the warm undertones to the color are very flattering to the skin. On fine to medium density hair, this more choppy approach actually gives the hair an appearance of being thicker. Because of the way light gets captured, the ends reflect the light in a different way. It’s a cut that takes confidence to wear well, and that confidence shows when someone has it.
#20 Softly Layered Mid-Length Cut with Natural Highlights
On thick straight hair, this style looks good and sometimes that is all you really need. It looks like the layers start low enough for the top section to hold its weight and its shine, while the ends are given just enough movement to keep the look from being blunt or heavy. The way the natural highlights are placed really helps avoid the look of highlights that are focused in one area and I appreciate that on straight hair because highlights that are focused in one area can look a little stripy and messy. The cut hits just above the shoulders which is a length that works reliably on round faces because it helps create a vertical line without much styling being needed to maintain it.
#21 Textured Silver Curly Crop for Round Faces
The volume, curls, and texture of silver hair is surprising, and people are often surprised by how much curl and texture there is since silver hair is generally assumed to be fine and flat. The length of the crop cut highlights the cheekbones and the layered curls help soften the face, which provides some contrast to the look and helps keep it from being closed-in or severe. For medium to thick hair, achieving this much volume is fairly simple and makes the daily maintenance really easy. To keep the shape, you will need trims every five to six weeks, but there is really low effort to upkeep between appointments.
#22 Soft Textured Lob with Subtle Waves
Thank you for sharing your trust in this look. The lob length does help elongate the face and the slight wave does create some lift and avoids the hair from lying flat. It is good detail for the fine hair as you retain all the density while the wave gives the appearance of more. This look is effortless but it is also very achievable. An air dry combined with some scrunching works to get you about the same to what you see here. This is clean and finished off which is sometimes the most essential part.
#23 Textured Short Pixie Cut with Fluffy Layers
I am truly fascinated by how this cut manages to create softness on fine hair. Instead of creating a thickening illusion with blunt ends, the layers are pulling hair away from the scalp, leaving some volume with movement. For round faces, the added vertical height at the top shifts the proportion in a really nice way without it being too obvious. The only thing it needs is some light mousse and finger styling when the hair is towel dried. I know I will have to come back to the salon for trims a lot, but I think because of this cut I will save time in the mornings and I think that is a fair trade off.
#24 Softly Layered Mid-Length Cut with Face-Framing Bangs
A great job was done in utilising the natural wave of the hair. Layers add so much to the waves and create movement that is effortless. Everything is brought together by bangs and draws attention to the face and adds a great balance. The hair cut looks great with medium density hair and the body is just right and looks full with minimal styling. If desired, a warm rich colour would beautifully enhance this shape. The cut is offering a lot on its own.
#25 Sleek Bob with Soft Bangs for Round Faces
I really like the details on this haircut. There is a clear focus on quality here. The bob is chin length and fully painted black. The bangs also soften the look a bit. This chin length bob is perfect for round faces as chin length bobs end where the face narrows and so help to reinforce that narrowing instead of cutting across at the widest point. Straight hair that is well behaved is needed to achieve this look without any significant effort. If you happen to have a bit of curl then you might find yourself reaching for the flat iron a lot. Considering this is a good look for you!
#26 Charming Layered Curls for Round Faces
These curls that bounce really bring this whole hairstyle to life! Wavy hair with medium-length layers creates that waterfall look and each individual curl being cut to a different length gives you that full appearance, minus the extra weight added. I notice some softness in the color with a mild balayage that goes through the mid-lengths, which adds dimension to the curls and makes them appear more individual and three dimensional instead of looking like one big clump. This is a gorgeous haircut on medium density hair because it looks amazing when styled or just air dried, which is something I really appreciate!
#27 Textured Short Shag with Face-Framing Layers
The shag is back and this is one of the reasons why. The layering around the face is short enough to create real movement around the cheekbones. It has an overall shape and energy that longer cuts just can’t replicate. The highlights add warmth to the style and keep it from looking flat which is extra helpful on shorter cuts like this one since there’s less hair to create depth. On fine to medium hair, this kind of layering creates the impression of abundance which is a nice trick. Maintenance is fairly easy, just a little product on most days.
#28 Textured Shoulder-Length Cut with Face-Framing Bangs
The warmth and color are doing as much for the face as the cut would, and I see them as more of a pair working together than each doing their own separate thing. Soft waves fully embrace the face’s natural curves and the bangs are Framing but not enclosing. On fine to medium density hair, this level of wave creates the illusion of more hair than there actually is, which is always a good thing. The rich warm tones reflect light beautifully in person and they soften as they grow out rather than developing a harsh line at the roots so the color ages really well between appointments.
#29 Softly Textured Gray Crop with Face-Enhancing Layers
Growing out gray hair takes courage, and this hairstyle embraces that courage. The payoff is more than worth it! The textural layering gives length to the hair, and instead of dulling the gray hair, the silvers and whites brightens the hair. Hair that is shoulder length or just above gives a little more versatility, and keeps a nice clean look. If you have fine to medium hair, this will work great. If your hair is very thick, more layering in the back is going to be needed so that you don’t get excess rounding on the sides, which is counter productive on a round face.
#30 Textured Curly Bob with Face-Framing Layers
I love how the layers have been cut to complement the curls. When a layer cut goes against a curl’s natural pattern it creates a lot of frizz and weird shapes instead of the nice calm cohesive bounce that we want. This cut also has some great face framing layers that achieve the perfect fall to make the jawline look slimmer. For thick hair, the extra density of your curls will help them keep their shape all day. A light mousse will help define the curls without weighing them down.
#31 Rich Chocolate Waves with Soft Bangs
The base of the chocolate tone is rich and the highlights look warm and unprocessed in the subtle warmth. I like the bangs here because they are cut softly enough to blend in with the rest of the hair rather than sitting apart. It is that sort of blending that creates the polished look. Waves that fall just below the shoulders on medium density hair offer plenty of body and movement. If your hair is fine, you may find that the bangs fall flat by the afternoon. If that is the case, a quick dry shampoo at the roots should help.
#32 Textured Short Crop with Subtle Volume
This style is all about confidence and being simple. The volume at the top is just enough to add good proportions to round faces without having to add any fake height. The layers give the look a texture that is a breeze, as if the hair is doing what it wants. It is as low maintenance as many other styles say, and while those other styles might look good for three days and then go down hill, this style will look just as good on day 4 as on day 1.
#33 Trendy Textured Bob with Soft Bangs for Round Faces
The auburn color looks warm and rich, working great with the textured bob to give the hair cut a richness. The soft bangs help to frame the hair cut without being overwhelming, while the shoulder length layers give enough movement and texture to stop finer hair from reading as if it is thin. I’d like to mention that this combination of bangs, layers, and color does require commitment, as each component requires maintenance on a different schedule: bangs need to be cut every few weeks, layers need to be cut every couple of months, and color needs to be touched up every six to eight weeks. However, the end result of this commitment is amazing, as it creates a stunning look when all three components come together.
#34 Charming Short Textured Crop for Round Faces
As for the layers, they’re designed to sit softly rather than harshly or aggressively. This means that on finer hair, the soft texture will create a lightness that will sit nicely on a rounder face by keeping the sides closer while giving some fullness to the top. There is no attempt for this to be edgy or make a big statement, it’s just a really nicely balanced short cut that works with the features rather than pulling focus to the hair. Just a bit of light wax to define a couple of pieces and you’re good to go.
#35 Choppy Curly Crop with Face-Framing Layers
Soft and playful structures come from defined curls on this length. I find it very flattering when the framing layers on round faces soften the jawline. This haircut shows that it is made for thick, wavy hair, and that’s great because the hair’s density is just right to fill out the shape and give each curl their space while still allowing them to contribute to the overall silhouette. I wouldn’t really recommend this kind of haircut for really fine hair because you’d lose the fullness that makes this haircut work, but if you have the right texture and volume it definitely has a lot of personality.
#36 Softly Layered Caramel Waves for Round Faces
The warm caramel color compliments every skin tone, and I appreciate how it makes me feel more confident. I think the length works nice to balance the frame and alter the look of the face. It looks effortless because a curling iron was used, but I know it’s a lot of work. A good cut creates an even distribution of weight so the curls can bounce which is especially true for people with medium to thick hair. If you wanted to go even more dimensional, a balayage technique would work, but I think it looks good the way it is.
#37 Soft Curly Lob with Face-Framing Layers
Defined, relaxed curls, and wispy bangs create a youthful look effortlessly. The volume on mid-density hair makes it look natural and healthy. The wispy bangs and layered curls direct focus across and around the face beautifully. Curls of imprecise definition is a plus as variation in size and direction makes the style look more relaxed. If mid-length subtle highlights were to be your next move, they would add texture and enhance the look even more, but the shape is great without them.
#38 Stylish Textured Lob with Subtle Layers
Your haircut isn’t required to be super unique in order for it to look great, and to give you a genuine compliment, this is a great haircut. This lob is balanced and the layers look good without disrupting the flow of the cut. For round faces, the clean lines really help to flatter and frame the face. Your hair is fine to medium in density, and at this length, it gives an airy quality that would not be achieved with heavier hair. The light color also gives enough contrast to keep the hair interesting without being distracting. Overall, this haircut looks incredible. It is suitable for every occasion and only needs a little upkeep to keep it looking great.
#39: Stylish Long Layers with Soft Face-Framing Highlights
By placing highlights around the face, this style draws attention and delivers results without being too obvious. Rather than using obvious streaks, these highlights blend with the base shade to give a soft effect of lift and brightness along the face. Long layers in the hair give movement without losing length; on fine to medium density hair the softness appears intentional rather than just thin. This look will take you minimal effort in the mornings, and aside from the highlights that will require upkeep every ten to twelve weeks to maintain a natural look and not a grown out look, you will be good to go.
#40: Beautiful Long Layers with Soft Waves for Round Faces
These long layered waves make the hair look fuller which is perfect for medium to thick hair types. There is the risk of the hair becoming heavy and flat along the sides of the face. Here, the movement lifts everything enough that the face has breathing room and the layers make the waves go out instead of down. Keeping hair longer requires more maintenance to keep the ends healthy and the layers properly shaped, but if you’re willing to put in the work with a leave in conditioner and routine trims, you will have a style that softens everything around it.
#41: Stylish Layered Waves with Soft Bangs for Round Faces
I like the bangs because they soften the upper part of the face but don’t make it smaller. They’re not overly thick or blunt and have just enough transparency to frame the forehead instead of hide it. The medium waves and soft layers all come together to create a balanced distribution of volume throughout the cut. The depth of the brown base and lighter highlights give natural depth that can be tricky to achieve artificially but photographs very nicely. The bangs will need some touch-ups every three weeks to stop them from going into your eyes, but that’s just a quick trim and not a whole appointment.
#42: Modern Textured Lob with Soft Layers
This lob is adorable, and the added detail at the ends adds more character to it! The texture at the very ends of the hair looks good on thick straight hair, and would be less interesting if it was a blunt cut. With the layers in the front of the face, it’s almost sculptural around the cheek area. The subtle texture gives it nice movement so it doesn’t feel overly styled. To keep the shape nice and edgy, you’ll have to get trims because it will soften as the ends get longer, so you’ll have to come in every six weeks!
#43: Elegant Long Layers with Soft Face-Framing Waves
This haircut looks amazing and the volume is fantastic. Of course, healthy hair and layered cuts create that natural volume, not styling products. On thick, straight hair, long layers like these ensure that the weight does not pull everything down, while keeping all the volume that those with fine hair are so desperately wanting. The face framing pieces soften the overall look and add a femininity that balances the added weight and density. The only condition I see for this haircut to remain perfect is to always keep the ends of the hair healthy. That’s because on straight glossy hair, damaged ends are very exposed.
#44: Sleek Long Layers with Subtle Face-Enhancing Movement
The layers give some subtle movement at the ends which gives the hair some bounce, rather than forming obvious waves or curls. This type of subtle movement on the ends allows the hair to have some life instead of being flat, while still keeping the overall look clean and polished. For a round face, this is a great style because the length and straightness of the hair create strong vertical lines to help balance out the wider features. The downside of this style is that it will take daily heat styling to maintain this look, and will require some good heat protectant and some patience to protect your ends.
#45: Angular Long Bob with Subtle Highlights
The longer, front, angled cut with a shorter back is beautiful detailing along the jawline of a round face. The angle makes the cut look a little dramatic but it is on the more sophisticated side rather than looking trendy. The highlights are just enough to add dimension without the hair looking flat and the fine to medium density of the hair makes it feel light and easy to manage. The length being collarbone is long enough to be tucked up if necessary. The asymmetry will hold its shape well between appointments unless you go more than eight weeks.
#46: Beautiful Layered Cut with Subtle Volume for Round Faces
The cutting technique delivers the right amount of volume through the mid lengths which assists in lifting the hair away from the face without creating too much of a rounded shape. With this amount of natural shine, straight hair thick hair causes the layers to reflect light at different levels creating a movement that keeps the cut looking alive even when you aren’t moving. The just-past-the-shoulder length is one of those reliable sweet spots for round faces. It’s long enough to create an elongating effect, but not enough to let the weight pull everything down. If your hair is fine or wavy, you will have to style a bit more to achieve this finish, but for the right hair type, this will be low maintenance.
#47: Edgy Short Faux Hawk with Textured Volume
I love that this cut is the most daring in the collection. The volume at the crown gives a lot of vertical height, and changes the proportions of a round face in a way that no amount of layering at a longer length could. The sides are short enough to keep the width to a minimum, and all the visual interest is directed upwards. Fine straight hair works here because the short length removes any limpness and the styling provides structure that the hair is unlikely to have at a longer length. To be honest, this will need to be styled every day to look like this. If not, you’ll end up with flat sides and an empty top. But if you enjoy the styling and want a cut that changes the shape of your face, this one really does.
#48: Trendy Textured Bob with Soft Fringe for Round Faces
The soft fringe has been cut here perfectly, heavily enough to have presence, but not so much so that it overwhelms the forehead or closes off the face. Thick straight hair holds the shape of the bob really well, and the just above shoulders length keeps the proportions right for a round face. I think what is most helpful about this cut is how little it is going to ask of you day to day. That blunt fringe is going to require regular trims to keep that line straight, and so is going to need to be done probably every three weeks, but the rest of the bob will be able to go for much longer. If internal movement is something you wanted to add, just ask your stylist for a few hidden layers to give the ends some flexibility without altering the external shape.
#49: Textured Mid-Length Shag with Soft Layers
This shag haircut shows how this style looks in fine to medium hair. The way the graduated layers are cut creates an illusion of thickness and the playful bangs direct the focus to the middle of the face. I appreciate the youthful, slightly messy appearance of this haircut, it looks as if it belongs to someone interesting. The practicality of the medium length is coupled by the waves around the mid-lengths which provide movement. The layers do require some maintenance so that shape doesn’t become dull.
#50: Stylish Asymmetrical Pixie with Subtle Lavender Tones
The lavender color is subtle enough to be a whisper and I think that’s what gives the entire look a boost. In fine, medium density hair, the asymmetrical shape adds more visual interest than the hair can achieve with its volume. Longer front pieces frame the face and shorter back pieces keep it clean. This style is for people who are ready to be seen, but not obviously, in a way that gets people looking. The maintenance is somewhat worth it because every 4 to 5 weeks, the color and shape will need touching up. The end result is a look that is so personal and unlike something from a menu.
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