My hair is really long and wavy, and my face shape is round. Will my hair make my face seem longer (which is what I want) or is there another style that can do that?
rainbowcherrie answered Saturday May 7 2005, 2:04 pm: Long hair generally makes your face appear slimmer, shorter hair will make it look rounder. Long wavy hair is fine but for an even slimmer face you could straighten your hair. [ rainbowcherrie's advice column | Ask rainbowcherrie A Question ]
Michele answered Saturday May 7 2005, 1:30 pm: Yes, long hair, worn so that is falls on either side of your face, will make your face look longer.
Shelbs4968 answered Saturday May 7 2005, 1:20 pm: your hair sounds good the way it is, but if you want to get it cut, i would suggest layers in the front! it will appear that your face is longer, but keep the length of your hair. maybe even get some side bangs ! [ Shelbs4968's advice column | Ask Shelbs4968 A Question ]
Karen answered Saturday May 7 2005, 12:45 pm: Your hair style right now could make your face seem longer but if you straighten it and get side bangs, that will definitely make your face seem longer. [ Karen's advice column | Ask Karen A Question ]
gsngirl7 answered Saturday May 7 2005, 12:44 pm: You hair sounds good the way it is. If you really want a change though try get side bangs or straightening your hair. With straightened hair, your face will seem longer. Hope my advice helps! ~Jenn [ gsngirl7's advice column | Ask gsngirl7 A Question ]
LeeCoCheer05 answered Saturday May 7 2005, 12:38 pm: heyhey!What you might want to do is get your hair layered and add a few bangs.People with rounded faces truly need to have hair that doesnt interfere with their beautiful features.Dont do anything totally dramatic, but then again make it noticable.no worries:-) [ LeeCoCheer05's advice column | Ask LeeCoCheer05 A Question ]
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