See the silhouette
Explore the relationship between face length, cheekbone width, forehead, and the lower face.
Oval, round, square, or somewhere in between? Explore your face shape and turn a better understanding of your outline into everyday styling ideas.

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Choose a photo to explore your face shape and get a clearer view.
Preparing your photo
Most faces combine characteristics from more than one shape. Use the closest match as a starting point for exploring haircuts, frames, and photo styling.
Explore the relationship between face length, cheekbone width, forehead, and the lower face.
Oval, round, square, oblong, heart, and diamond are descriptive categories. You may recognize parts of several.
Use your outline to explore frame shapes and hairstyle balance. Personal preference should always lead the decision.
Length slightly greater than width, with a softly curved jaw.
Similar apparent length and width, with a rounded outline.
A more angular jaw with a balanced forehead and lower face.
A longer outline with relatively similar widths through the face.
A wider upper face that narrows toward the chin.
More prominent cheekbone width with a narrower forehead and chin.
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Choose a straight-on photo with the face outline visible and your hair away from the sides. Start the detector and read the suggested shape with its explanation.
Common categories include oval, round, square, oblong, heart, and diamond. These are styling terms, not strict anatomical classes.
Yes. Many faces sit between categories. Different styling, expressions, and camera angles can also change how the outline reads.
Yes, as a starting point. Consider your hair texture, preferred style, comfort, and the actual fit of frames alongside the suggested shape.