Hair Parts for Round face: Middle part or deep side part
With a round face shape, you get the best of both worlds when it comes to the middle vs. side part battle. A middle part helps to create a lengthened and symmetrical look around your face. If you’re into bangs, or willing to give them a try, curtain bangs (parted at the centre and angled down, getting longer towards your jawline), keeps the focus to the middle of your face, again creating a longer more diamond shape look. For more tips on how to style curtain bangs, we’ve got you covered.
If you have a round face and want to know how to part your hair without going down the middle, opt for a deep side part. A deep side part creates the same illusion as a middle part.
The side part is a go-to look for actress Emma Stone. Whether she goes red, blonde, or brunette, the side part truly complements her round face shape. With the side part, hair can still be styled anyway you want whether that’s a power pony, or vintage,luscious waves.
Hair Parts for Long face: Middle part with layers or fringe
With a longer face, a middle part works very well when cut with bangs. Layers or fringe also help frame and shorten the face. The bangs (no matter the style) will allow you to part your hair as you prefer. If bangs aren’t your thing a middle part still works with the use of layers, or a shaggy or fringe to help round and soften angles. If you prefer a style that’s not super layered, try a side-swept or diagonal part that’s softer, adding a bit of volume at the part. This type of hair part for long faces creates a more rounder look, shortening the forehead and chin features.
If you have short hair and a long face, longer bangs styled to the side look fantastic, if you’re not into layers. On the other hand, if you’re not into bangs but like layers, remember the more, the better when it comes to a shorter haircut.
Hair Parts for Square face: Soft side part
Hair parts for square faces work similarly to parts for longer faces, you want to soften your angles and create a soft frame around your face. A soft side part works great for square faces to achieve a rounder look. Unlike for round-face girls, this is a true side part and doesn’t go too far on your preferred side. Fringe and lots of layers also suit square faces really well. Avoid blunt angles like sharp bangs, or sharp straight layers. A middle part should also be avoided if you don’t want to accentuate the jawline or angles.
