Gentlemen, in terms of personal grooming, men win because with little much is achieved. Take, for example, a haircut for which women pay hundreds of dollars for a straightforward cut, while the men's haircut is practically free.
Now, that it is cheap and easy to fix does not imply that you have to do things just because. If grooming is cheap, at least try to choose a haircut that goes with your face and makes you look good.
Here we will explain a little how to choose the perfect haircut according to your features.
1. Oval shape
Oval faces are elongated and round in shape. The forehead and chin stick out a bit, but the chin is shorter than the forehead.
If you have this type of face, consider yourself lucky, because almost any hairstyle will look great on you, although you should opt. for short hair that stresses your features and clears your forehead; The attractiveness of your face is that it is neither very long nor very wide. Take advantage of that.
2. Diamond shape
This face is distinguished by having a very marked chin and fine cheekbones. The forehead sticks out and these elements together give it a shape similar to that of a diamond. It is a very masculine type of face but, to tell the truth, rare.
The perfect cut for this type of face is one that conceals the hardness and attenuates the angles, so I recommend slightly long hairstyles or cuts. Long hair with a beard is an option that does not fail with this face. And if you like to attract attention, asymmetrical cuts will be your best allies.
Avoid toupees at all costs, they will only make your face look long and that does not favor your features.
3. Round face
One of the most common face types, its shape is completely rounded, without the chin or cheekbones sticking out. Make no mistake, not only chubby ones have this style of face.
The best cut for you is something long that hides the roundness a bit, for example, a medium length of hair or concentrating the volume in the upper part of the head. Play with the volume, draw attention upwards, so that it lengthens your face and disguises the rounded features. The side fringe also breaks with the circularity of the face and is very flattering.
But if you don't like long hair, then always go for asymmetrical cuts, short sides and more hair in the center, that's the most reliable old rule in your case folks.
4. Square face
The square face is characterized by having very marked jaws, a flat forehead and chin. Like the diamond, its shape gives a very masculine touch to the face, but this is not common.
Now, if you have this type of face, the ideal cut to soften your features is one that has volume in the center and almost shaved sides; that is his court par excellence. Fringes work and spiky hairstyles. All cuts are above the ears and short sideburns will flatter them.
If you want to hide your features a little, always opt for a beard. Avoid military-type cuts and manes; go for the classic, it works for you.
5. Rectangular face
Here, the chin is almost the same width as the forehead, and that makes it look rectangular. The features are like those of the square face, but the fact that it elongates them faces conceals the rudeness.
If you want your face not to look so elongated, you may want to opt for a cut with greater volume at the top and keeping it long around the ears. The cuts with bangs will also shine on this face.
Avoid wearing it too long. Because of your features, the squareness of your face could end up looking oval, and trust me, you won't look good.
6. Triangular face
It is a type of face that many consider quite harmonious since the forehead is wider than the jaws or cheekbones, which are usually marked.
You guys love yourself with the fringes, you will hide your forehead; Tousled ones will also look great. Then there are the classic cuts like the pompadour or the quiff which are basically toupees with lowered sides. If you have Chinese or wavy hair, try to leave volume on the top and short on the sides; This cut will look extravagant, but they will look great.
Avoid shaving men. It is not your best hairstyle.
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