Soft curves, youthful look
A round face is about as wide as it is long, with full cheeks, a rounded chin and a soft jawline without strong angles.
Add length and angles so the face looks longer and more defined.
Long layers past the chin
Vertical lines lengthen the face and slim the cheeks.
Asymmetric lob
Uneven lines break up roundness and add angles.
Side-swept bangs
A diagonal line across the forehead creates the illusion of length.
Pixie with height on top
Volume at the crown adds length; short sides slim the face.
Pompadour
Height on top elongates the face.
Faded undercut
Tight sides and volume on top make the face look longer and leaner.
Rectangle
Square
Wayfarer
Browline
Angular frames that are wider than they are tall add definition. Avoid small or circular frames that repeat the curves.
Your face is about as wide as it is long, your cheeks are the fullest and widest point, and your jaw and chin are soft and rounded rather than angular.
No. A round face shape comes from your bone structure: equal length and width with soft angles. A slim person can have a round face, and the same styling tricks work either way: add length and angles.