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| Direct hair forward over the sides of the forehead. |
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| Direct hair away from the face at the forehead. Lighter highlights may be used at the temples to create the illusion of width. |
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| Direct the bangs over the forehead with an outwardly directed volume. |
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| Use bangs with little or no volume to cover the forehead. |
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Usually found on round or square faces.
Use a higher half bang to create length in the face that will give the face the illusion of being larger and will make the eyes appear more proportional.
The hair should be slightly darker at the sides than the top. |
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Asymmetrical, off-center styles are best, as they attract the eye away from the nose.
An asymmetrical style will accentuate the fact that the face is not even. |
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- Draw the hair away from the face.
- Use a center part to help elongate and narrow the nose. |
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- Stay away from styles that are tapered close to the head on the sides, and have height on top.
- Middle parts or too much hair directed toward the face are also poor choices. This will only accentuate any long, narrow features on the face.
- Instead, select a style where the hair moves away from the face, creating the illusion of wider facial features. |
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- Often gives a child-like look.
- It is best to design an age-appropriate hairstyle that would not be associated with children.
- Hair should be swept off the face, creating a line from nose to ear.
- The top hair should be moved off the forehead to give illusion of length to the nose. |
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- To draw attention away from the nose, bring hair forward at the forehead with softness around the face. |
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- Use straight lines at the jaw line. |
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- Use curved lines at the jaw line. |
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- Hair should be full & fall below the jaw to direct attention away from it. |
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- Hair should be directed forward in the chin area. |
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| Move the hair up & away from the face along the chin line. |
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The hair should be either longer or shorter than the chin line so as to avoid drawing attention to the chin. |
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Usually found on long, narrow faces.
Direct hair back and away from the face at the temples.
A side movement from a diagonal back part with some height is advisable.
A slight lightening of the hair at the corner of the eyes will give the illusion of width. |
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