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Oblong Face Shape: Oblong faces have high foreheads and long chins. You need both width and volume. Hairstyles that mostly suit you are short to medium length, including the "Wedge" style.
Try to avoid too much hair length because your face will look even longer. Hairstyles above shoulder length with a bang are ideal. Also avoid styles with no bangs if possible.
Current Hairstyle: Straight Medium
New Hairstyle: Straight Long
It is not physically possible to have a longer hairstyle than the current length of your hairstyle. You can have a look to see which hairstyles will graphically suit you, then wait for your hair to grow, or you could consider purchasing a wig for an immediate change.
Medium texture hair: Most of the hairstyles in TheHairStyler.com library will suit your hair texture. With medium texture, you probably wouldn't need to worry about changing your hair's texture too much. If you would like less hair, razor cut styles should be looked at. On the other hand, if you would like to thicken your hair, blunt cutting and minimum graduation cuts should be applied.
High density hair: Having lots of hair is not a problem. You can reduce high-density hair by, using techniques like razor cutting or slicing (not recommended on curly hair).
If your hair is curly, chemical straightening will take away about 50% of your hair density.
Light to fair skin, black eyes: Because your eyes are darker you can get away with wearing a brown/mocha color. It's very important that you don't put any red/warmth in your hair, as it will make you look drab and ill. You have the option of being lighter because of your fair complexion. Colors that would suit you include blonde beige colors and some soft light ash browns. You should keep away from gold red warm colors. You have a cool complexion.
Height - Short/Average: Although not really important, ones height should be looked at when choosing a new hairstyle. For shorter people, look at hairstyles that create more height on top that will still balance up proportionately with your face shape.
The ideal height for females so it seems is 5'4"- 5'5" or about eight heads tall.
For men it seems to be 5'6"- 5'7". Find a style to make you a little taller.
Slim Body build: Just as there is an ideal face shape there is also an ideal in body proportions. Because you have a slim frame, you can look at choosing a style that is bigger in proportion.
Styles that are fuller and that have more volume are most advisable. Waves and curls will do this most of the time, and layer cutting on some hair types will also work best.
High hairline: You can disguise your high hairline by incorporating a bang in your new look.
There are many types of bangs you can try, from fine and wispy to thick and fuller. This will be determined by your hairline and if you have any irregularities.
Short/Medium neck: If you have a short neck you should look at a style that will make your neck appear longer. Cutting your hair shorter in the nape will lengthen a short neck.
Oily hair: Interestingly there is no such thing as oily hair. It's in fact your scalp that produces the oil from a gland that's called the sebaceous gland. This gland manufactures a special natural oil (sebum), which is essential to the maintenance of a normal skin and hair condition.
You should consult with a qualified stylist for proper home hair care advice that includes the correct shampoo and conditioner.
Dandruff: Dandruff is a condition of the scalp where abnormal numbers of scales from the outer epidermis are constantly being shed. These thin, powdery scales lodge in the hair and fall out onto the shoulders. There are different types of dandruff, which are quite widespread.
Common dandruff: dandruff may vary widely in appearance, but the most common type is that of a simple loss of dry, flat, epithelial scales. The scales are very difficult to remove by simple brushing or shampooing.
Oily Type: a more severe case is that of the oily type which has a patchy, crusting form. These scales are much larger and yellowish in Color. If the crust is lifted from the scalp, the skin underneath is reddened and inflamed. This type of dandruff is found very often on the scalp of young babies and is known as cradle cap.
Split ends: At the ends or tips of the hair shaft the cuticle is often dislodged or broken away. The cortex is thus open to the drying effects of air, leading to frayed or split ends. There are many causes for the hair splitting, but all come down to one common cause. A lack of moisture in the hair shaft. The hair needs to be trimmed as quickly as possible.
Irritation: An irritated scalp is most likely the result of an allergic reaction. These symptoms can include tight sensitive scalp, itchy/sore scalp, some small white flaking, (as a result of scratching) and in some cases, blistering of the skin.
This is very different to dandruff disorders that are formed from things such as excessive cell production, gland disorders, and bacterial infection
It is very important that any dandruff problem is seen early and treated by a qualified person to avoid a worsening of the condition.
Glasses: It's important to try and choose frames and hairstyles that go well together. Large glasses could ruin a tidy feathery cut, whereas very fine frames could get lost and be overpowered by a large full hairstyle.
Another point to consider is how the frames can make your hair stick out just above the ears. You either need to keep the hair very short, or long enough so that this does not happen. It is advisable to take your glasses with you to the salon so that your stylist can take their shape into consideration when deciding on your new cut.
Large nose: The trick to finding a hairstyle that suits larger noses is to find one that will disguise, or take focus away from the middle of your face. Incorporating softness to your style such as creating waves curls or layer cutting straight hair will also help.
Look for hairstyles where the hair is running away from your face not coming forward drawing attention to your nose. Also high styles where there are no bangs, creates a focal point at eye level or even higher.
Try to avoid too much hair length because your face will look even longer. Hairstyles above shoulder length with a bang are ideal. Also avoid styles with no bangs if possible.
Current Hairstyle: Straight Medium
New Hairstyle: Straight Long
It is not physically possible to have a longer hairstyle than the current length of your hairstyle. You can have a look to see which hairstyles will graphically suit you, then wait for your hair to grow, or you could consider purchasing a wig for an immediate change.
Medium texture hair: Most of the hairstyles in TheHairStyler.com library will suit your hair texture. With medium texture, you probably wouldn't need to worry about changing your hair's texture too much. If you would like less hair, razor cut styles should be looked at. On the other hand, if you would like to thicken your hair, blunt cutting and minimum graduation cuts should be applied.
High density hair: Having lots of hair is not a problem. You can reduce high-density hair by, using techniques like razor cutting or slicing (not recommended on curly hair).
If your hair is curly, chemical straightening will take away about 50% of your hair density.
Light to fair skin, black eyes: Because your eyes are darker you can get away with wearing a brown/mocha color. It's very important that you don't put any red/warmth in your hair, as it will make you look drab and ill. You have the option of being lighter because of your fair complexion. Colors that would suit you include blonde beige colors and some soft light ash browns. You should keep away from gold red warm colors. You have a cool complexion.
Height - Short/Average: Although not really important, ones height should be looked at when choosing a new hairstyle. For shorter people, look at hairstyles that create more height on top that will still balance up proportionately with your face shape.
The ideal height for females so it seems is 5'4"- 5'5" or about eight heads tall.
For men it seems to be 5'6"- 5'7". Find a style to make you a little taller.
Slim Body build: Just as there is an ideal face shape there is also an ideal in body proportions. Because you have a slim frame, you can look at choosing a style that is bigger in proportion.
Styles that are fuller and that have more volume are most advisable. Waves and curls will do this most of the time, and layer cutting on some hair types will also work best.
High hairline: You can disguise your high hairline by incorporating a bang in your new look.
There are many types of bangs you can try, from fine and wispy to thick and fuller. This will be determined by your hairline and if you have any irregularities.
Short/Medium neck: If you have a short neck you should look at a style that will make your neck appear longer. Cutting your hair shorter in the nape will lengthen a short neck.
Oily hair: Interestingly there is no such thing as oily hair. It's in fact your scalp that produces the oil from a gland that's called the sebaceous gland. This gland manufactures a special natural oil (sebum), which is essential to the maintenance of a normal skin and hair condition.
You should consult with a qualified stylist for proper home hair care advice that includes the correct shampoo and conditioner.
Dandruff: Dandruff is a condition of the scalp where abnormal numbers of scales from the outer epidermis are constantly being shed. These thin, powdery scales lodge in the hair and fall out onto the shoulders. There are different types of dandruff, which are quite widespread.
Common dandruff: dandruff may vary widely in appearance, but the most common type is that of a simple loss of dry, flat, epithelial scales. The scales are very difficult to remove by simple brushing or shampooing.
Oily Type: a more severe case is that of the oily type which has a patchy, crusting form. These scales are much larger and yellowish in Color. If the crust is lifted from the scalp, the skin underneath is reddened and inflamed. This type of dandruff is found very often on the scalp of young babies and is known as cradle cap.
Split ends: At the ends or tips of the hair shaft the cuticle is often dislodged or broken away. The cortex is thus open to the drying effects of air, leading to frayed or split ends. There are many causes for the hair splitting, but all come down to one common cause. A lack of moisture in the hair shaft. The hair needs to be trimmed as quickly as possible.
Irritation: An irritated scalp is most likely the result of an allergic reaction. These symptoms can include tight sensitive scalp, itchy/sore scalp, some small white flaking, (as a result of scratching) and in some cases, blistering of the skin.
This is very different to dandruff disorders that are formed from things such as excessive cell production, gland disorders, and bacterial infection
It is very important that any dandruff problem is seen early and treated by a qualified person to avoid a worsening of the condition.
Glasses: It's important to try and choose frames and hairstyles that go well together. Large glasses could ruin a tidy feathery cut, whereas very fine frames could get lost and be overpowered by a large full hairstyle.
Another point to consider is how the frames can make your hair stick out just above the ears. You either need to keep the hair very short, or long enough so that this does not happen. It is advisable to take your glasses with you to the salon so that your stylist can take their shape into consideration when deciding on your new cut.
Large nose: The trick to finding a hairstyle that suits larger noses is to find one that will disguise, or take focus away from the middle of your face. Incorporating softness to your style such as creating waves curls or layer cutting straight hair will also help.
Look for hairstyles where the hair is running away from your face not coming forward drawing attention to your nose. Also high styles where there are no bangs, creates a focal point at eye level or even higher.