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Common Face Shapes

What are the common face shapes and what do they look like? Read below to gain a quick understanding of the eight most common face shapes! For a more comprehensive overview, check out these wikiHow articles on women’s face shapes and men’s face shapes!

Oval
An oval face shape generally refers to a longer face with soft edges at the jaw and forehead. Oval faces are judged to be the most balanced.

Round
A round face tends to be shorter than an oval face, with similar soft edges at the jaws and forehead. People with round faces tend to have a softer look.

Square
A square face is generally shorter like a round face, with strong jawlines that produce the distinctive square shape of the face. Square faces are often strong and angular.

Heart
A heart-shaped face is wider at the forehead and cheekbones but tapers slightly at the chin. People with heart-shaped faces can have a more delicate look.

Diamond
A diamond face shape is like a rectangular face shape with more tapering at the chin and width at the cheekbones. Diamond face shapes are usually slightly longer than a heart face shape.

Rectangular
A rectangular face shape is long, with well-defined jawline angles. Like the square-shaped face, a rectangular face is strong and angular but can have a softer quality.

Triangle
A triangle face shape has defined jaws and a narrower forehead, somewhat like the opposite of a heart-shaped face. Triangular face shapes can be very versatile.

Inverted Triangle
The inverted triangle face shape is very similar to the heart-shaped face, which tapers at the chin, but has a more rounded hairline. The inverted triangle face shape can appear sophisticated.

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