Full fringe on a round face?

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Shawna M.

Dec 24, 2013

Shawna M.

So after my high school graduation in June I will be cutting off my hair to donate it to Locks of Love. It is very curly for White-Native American hair and extremely thick so when I cut it will probably be above my shoulders. My question is when I cut it should I get fringe bangs or keep the side swoop? I have a round face and want something that will look good. :)

Cassandra M.

Dec 24, 2013

Cassandra M.

I'd stay with your side bangs.

Hannah K.

Dec 24, 2013

Hannah K.

I think that you could pull off either, but I'd keep the side bangs because the full blunt bangs will be a lot of upkeep. However, if it's what you want, you could totally do it :)

Hannah K.

Dec 24, 2013

Hannah K.

You could keep it like this...

Hannah K.

Dec 24, 2013

Hannah K.

Or you could do this :) but like I said, it might be a lot of effort, if your hair is naturally curly.

Hannah K.

Dec 24, 2013

Hannah K.

Thanks, Velen! 💙

Christina C.

Dec 24, 2013

Christina C.

The stuff Hannah suggested is really only good is you semi straighten your hair, KEEP THE SIDE SWOOP.

Lauren T.

Dec 24, 2013

Lauren T.

I've got a round face as well and, in my experience, straight across bangs tend to make a round face look wider then it is. Your best bet is to stick with side bangs. :)

Shawna M.

Dec 24, 2013

Shawna M.

Thank you all very much! :)

Gypsy S.

Dec 24, 2013

Gypsy S.

Kudos for doing locks of love doll💜☺💇

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