Find the right hairstyle for your face

    Going to the hairdresser can be a nerve-wracking experience, especially if you arent' sure what you want. However, it's important to keep in mind that just because a particular haircut looks good on Jennifer Aniston does not mean it will look good on you. Soft, choppy styles such as layers cut around the cheeks work better for round faces than pin-straight, flat or sleek styles do. If you like bangs, graduated bangs cut on an angle that also fall just around the cheeks are your best bet. The oval is considered to be the "perfect" face shape due to it's popularity and versatility. The only thing you'll want to be careful about is if you're going for an uber-short look. The solution for a long face is to make it look shorter. The fullest, thickest part of the hair should rest behind the ears and be soft and low on the crown.Square faces need to avoid short crops, symmetry, or anything geometric which will enhance the squareness; instead, go for soft curves which will soften the severity of the square jawline.