
Long layers
Shows off balanced proportions while adding movement.
Ask your stylist forLong, soft face-framing layers starting at the cheekbones.
Oval face shape
Balanced proportions with a face slightly longer than wide and a gently rounded jaw. The most versatile shape for styling.
Updated 2026-10-22

Shows off balanced proportions while adding movement.
Ask your stylist forLong, soft face-framing layers starting at the cheekbones.

A clean collarbone line highlights an even jaw.
Ask your stylist forBlunt cut just above the collarbone, minimal layering.

Frames the eyes without hiding your proportions.
Ask your stylist forCentre-parted curtain fringe blending into layers.

Oval faces carry very short cuts with ease.
Ask your stylist forTextured pixie with slightly longer top.

Adds height without unbalancing your proportions.
Ask your stylist forShort sides with a number 2 to 3, 6 to 8 cm textured on top.

Clean and timeless on a balanced face.
Ask your stylist forTapered sides, hard or soft side part, combed over top.

Low maintenance and shows a well-proportioned face.
Ask your stylist forShort tapered sides, 2 to 3 cm on top.

Longer hair suits oval faces without needing structure.
Ask your stylist forGrown-out layers that tuck behind the ears.
Most beard styles suit you. A short boxed beard or light stubble keeps the balance.
Wide rectangular or geometric frames slightly broader than your face.
Straight hair shows cut lines clearly, so blunt shapes and precise layers work well. Use a light volumising spray at the roots for lift.
Wavy hair suits layered cuts that let the waves form. Ask for dry cutting or point cutting and use a light cream or mousse.
Curly hair shrinks when dry, so cut it dry and curl by curl. Layering prevents a triangle shape. Use leave-in conditioner and avoid brushing dry.
Coily hair thrives with shape-focused cuts such as tapers and tapered afros. Moisture is key: use leave-ins, oils and protective styles.
B4GLOW maps 478 points on your face from one selfie and tells you your face shape, skin needs, colour palette and the haircuts that suit you. Photos stay on your device.
Start my face scanFor women: long layers, blunt lob, curtain bangs and pixie cut. For men: textured quiff, classic side part, crew cut and shoulder-length flow. Keep the natural balance. Almost any length works, so choose based on texture and lifestyle.
Heavy blunt fringes that cover the forehead completely. Very flat styles with no shape at the crown.
Most beard styles suit you. A short boxed beard or light stubble keeps the balance.
Wide rectangular or geometric frames slightly broader than your face.
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