Sedu Hairstyles: How To Reveal The Natural Beauty of Your Face Shape
Face shape is one of the most important points in your hair
style. If your haircut does not fit your face shape - you risk looking
dull if not awful.
In Sedu hairstyles face shape matters, too. Because of the face shape, Jennifer Aniston wears only layered long hair and Jennifer Lopez sports her famous tight bun.
So, if you want to have really great sedu hairstyle you should first define your face shape. Here are several ways to do this:
1. Ask another person to define your face shape. This method is rather tricky because it is hard to guess the face shape by eye. Only a very skilled stylist can do this.
2. Try your hair in a pony tail and outline your face with a lipstick on a mirror. This method is not very reliable though, because mirrors can distort your real face shape.
3. Finally, you can try measuring your face by several parameters. It is the most reliable method to define your face shape. With facts and figures you can be totally sure what your face shape is.
To apply the measurement method for determining your face shape, follow these steps:
1. Measure your face `cross the top of your cheekbones;
2. Measure your face across the jaw line from the widest point to the widest point;
3. Measure across your forehead at the widest point. Generally it is between your eyebrows and hairline.
4. Measure from the tip of your hairline to the bottom of your chin.
5. Remember to write down all measurements on the separate piece of paper so that you would not mix them with the other calculations.
Now it is time to define the type of your face shape:
o Oval face normally has length equal to one and a half times of the width;
o Round face is as wide as it is long;
o Oblong face is simply longer than it is wide;
o Heart face is narrow at the jaw line and wide at the cheekbones and/or forehead;
o Square face is about as wide as it is long and has obvious rectangular form;
o Triangular face has wide jaw and narrow cheekbones with not very high forehead;
o Diamond face is widest at the cheekbones, has narrow forehead and jaw line of approximately equal width.
Of course, it is impossible to determine the face shape precisely. We usually have faces with mixed types of shape. For example, Lindsay Lohan has face shape, which is oval with some features of the square.
But once you are absolutely sure about the lengths and width of your forehead, cheekbones and chin, the stylist will be able to define what face shape you have, and after this to decide what haircut will fit you best.
Here are the face shapes of famous celebrities:
o Oval: Britney Spears, Angelina Jolie, Hillary Duff, Paris Hilton, Jessica Alba, Jennifer Aniston, Emma Watson, Pamela Anderson;
o Square: Jessica Simpson;
o Heart: Jennifer Lopez;
o Oval to triangular: Halle Berry, Carmen Electra.
To define what will suit your face shape is easy. All you need is to follow these simple rules:
1. If your face is oval or diamond avoid covering your face with too much hair or you risk hiding your best features;
2. Central parts are not good for oblong, round, square, heart, and triangular faces. You should sport any other kind of parting;
3. Round, square, and heart shaped faces won't go with short haircuts that add fullness to the upper part of the face;
4. Triangular faces look best with short haircuts as this draw attention to the eyes and hide prominent jaw;
5. Oblong faces will look best with short to medium layered cuts;
6. Round and square shape faces look best with soft waves and height at the crown that would elongate the face.
But of course the best way to choose a perfect haircut is to have a picture of your favorite celebrity hair style. You only need to make sure that the model has the same face shape that you do.
Thus, sedu hairstyles are the easy trick if you know how to get the haircut that will suit you perfectly, and face shape can add to your image once you define exactly what will best express your natural beauty. Use these simple tips to find what fits best for your sedu hairstyle.
In Sedu hairstyles face shape matters, too. Because of the face shape, Jennifer Aniston wears only layered long hair and Jennifer Lopez sports her famous tight bun.
So, if you want to have really great sedu hairstyle you should first define your face shape. Here are several ways to do this:
1. Ask another person to define your face shape. This method is rather tricky because it is hard to guess the face shape by eye. Only a very skilled stylist can do this.
2. Try your hair in a pony tail and outline your face with a lipstick on a mirror. This method is not very reliable though, because mirrors can distort your real face shape.
3. Finally, you can try measuring your face by several parameters. It is the most reliable method to define your face shape. With facts and figures you can be totally sure what your face shape is.
To apply the measurement method for determining your face shape, follow these steps:
1. Measure your face `cross the top of your cheekbones;
2. Measure your face across the jaw line from the widest point to the widest point;
3. Measure across your forehead at the widest point. Generally it is between your eyebrows and hairline.
4. Measure from the tip of your hairline to the bottom of your chin.
5. Remember to write down all measurements on the separate piece of paper so that you would not mix them with the other calculations.
Now it is time to define the type of your face shape:
o Oval face normally has length equal to one and a half times of the width;
o Round face is as wide as it is long;
o Oblong face is simply longer than it is wide;
o Heart face is narrow at the jaw line and wide at the cheekbones and/or forehead;
o Square face is about as wide as it is long and has obvious rectangular form;
o Triangular face has wide jaw and narrow cheekbones with not very high forehead;
o Diamond face is widest at the cheekbones, has narrow forehead and jaw line of approximately equal width.
Of course, it is impossible to determine the face shape precisely. We usually have faces with mixed types of shape. For example, Lindsay Lohan has face shape, which is oval with some features of the square.
But once you are absolutely sure about the lengths and width of your forehead, cheekbones and chin, the stylist will be able to define what face shape you have, and after this to decide what haircut will fit you best.
Here are the face shapes of famous celebrities:
o Oval: Britney Spears, Angelina Jolie, Hillary Duff, Paris Hilton, Jessica Alba, Jennifer Aniston, Emma Watson, Pamela Anderson;
o Square: Jessica Simpson;
o Heart: Jennifer Lopez;
o Oval to triangular: Halle Berry, Carmen Electra.
To define what will suit your face shape is easy. All you need is to follow these simple rules:
1. If your face is oval or diamond avoid covering your face with too much hair or you risk hiding your best features;
2. Central parts are not good for oblong, round, square, heart, and triangular faces. You should sport any other kind of parting;
3. Round, square, and heart shaped faces won't go with short haircuts that add fullness to the upper part of the face;
4. Triangular faces look best with short haircuts as this draw attention to the eyes and hide prominent jaw;
5. Oblong faces will look best with short to medium layered cuts;
6. Round and square shape faces look best with soft waves and height at the crown that would elongate the face.
But of course the best way to choose a perfect haircut is to have a picture of your favorite celebrity hair style. You only need to make sure that the model has the same face shape that you do.
Thus, sedu hairstyles are the easy trick if you know how to get the haircut that will suit you perfectly, and face shape can add to your image once you define exactly what will best express your natural beauty. Use these simple tips to find what fits best for your sedu hairstyle.
Mary Anne Lionel is the hair care consultant of
[http://SeduHairStyles101.com] who helps people with hair problems to
discover new ways of revealing their hair health. Visit Mary Anne’s web
log at [http://blog.seduhairstyles101.com]
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