How do I figure out my face shape?

Pull your hair back and stand in front of a mirror in good lighting. Look at three things: where your face is widest, whether your face is as wide as it is long or noticeably longer, and what your jawline looks like. The quiz above walks you through each observation step by step.

Does this quiz work for all hair types?

Yes. This quiz goes beyond face shape — it also asks about your hair texture (straight, wavy, curly, coily, locs, or protective styles), length, density, and style goals. The hairstyle matches come from a library organized by all of those factors.

What face shape is most common?

Oval and round face shapes are among the most common. Oval is often called the universal face shape. Diamond is considered the rarest of the six.

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The 6 Face Shapes — Explained

Knowing your face shape makes every style decision easier — from hairstyles and glasses to necklines and earrings. Most people fall into one of these six categories, though being between two is completely normal.

Oval

Slightly longer than wide with a softly curved jawline. The most versatile face shape — almost every hairstyle silhouette works beautifully.

Any lengthFace-framing layersBangs work great

Round

Equal in length and width with full cheeks and a soft jaw. Styles that add height and vertical length create beautiful balance.

High volumeMiddle partLong styles

Square

Strong, defined jawline roughly the same width as the forehead. Soft movement and flowing styles create stunning contrast with angular structure.

Soft curlsSide partWavy styles

Heart

Widest at the forehead, narrowing to a delicate chin. Styles with volume near the jawline create gorgeous balance and softness.

Curtain bangsSide-swept stylesVolume at jaw

Oblong

Noticeably longer than wide, with similar proportions from forehead to chin. Width and horizontal volume create a beautifully balanced silhouette.

Fringe bangsBob with volumeShoulder-length

Diamond

The rarest shape — narrow at the forehead and chin, widest at the cheekbones. Angular, striking, and distinctive.

Short stylesSide partVolume at crown

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Everything You're Wondering

Pull your hair back and stand in front of a mirror in good lighting. Look at three things: where your face is widest, whether your face is about as wide as it is long or noticeably longer, and what your jawline looks like. The quiz takes you through each step.

Most people land somewhere between two shapes, and that's completely normal. The quiz uses a scoring system to find your strongest match. Look up both your result and runner-up — you'll likely find yourself nodding to both.

Yes — that's the whole point. This quiz also asks about your hair pattern (straight, wavy, curly, coily, locs, or protective styles), your length, density, and styling goals. The hairstyle matches apply to your actual hair — not someone else's.

The six main face shapes are oval, round, square, heart, long/oblong, and diamond. Oval is the most versatile. Round benefits from elongating styles. Square shines with soft movement. Heart balances with volume near the jaw. Oblong benefits from width. Diamond — the rarest — is widest at the cheekbones.

Oval and round face shapes are among the most common. Diamond is considered the rarest of the six.

Retake the quiz. And honestly — there's no bad face shape. Every shape has an incredible style legacy. The goal is to understand your features so you can make confident choices.

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