The ideal short hair for full-face shapes creates the appearance of length while helping offset the roundness of the face. The correct cut and style may frame the face without paying too much attention to the shape’s symmetry.
Jessica Le, a hairstylist and salon owner in Scottsdale, AZ is nice enough to talk about her golden tips for this trend.
💡 Key Things to Know First
- Do your research on stylists and find one who’s comfortable with short hair and has a portfolio working with ladies of familiar features.
- Choose a length and style of cut that will flatter only your best features and must be something you’re confident to wear.
- A more blunt cut allows for more elongation in the face and neck, giving a more slender appearance.
- Ask your stylist what the maintenance would be like.
You might want to check these photos of the most promising cuts and styles on short hair for full-face shapes before you go to the salon.
#1: Deep Side Part and Blowout Style for Fine Hair
#2: Middle Part Bangs and Textured Ends on Bobbed Hair
#3: Straight Mini Shag with Choppy Layers and Bangs
#4: Androgynous Short Haircut with Thin Bangs
#5: Short Pixie Undercut with Piece-y Layers
#6: Asymmetrical Pixie with Long Bangs
#7: Pixie Mullet with V-Shaped Bangs
#8: Shaggy Bob with Face-Framing Layers and Bangs
#9: Wavy French Bob with Razored Layers
#10: Graduated and Layered Shaggy Bob with Bangs
#11: Side Part Curly Bob with Violet Highlights
#12: Sleek Long Bob on Straight Hair
#13: Neck-Length Curly Haircut with a Middle Part
#14: Chin-Lenght Soft Bob with Curtain Bangs
#15: Messy Textured Bob Piece-y Bangs
#16: Jaw-Length French Bob with Soft Bangs
#17: Flipped-Out Bixie Cut for Thin Hair
#18: Face-Framing Copper Bob for Thick Hair
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