What could be the right hair style for me?

I like my hair. I always make it sure that I always get a haircut regularly. I'm kinda fat.What could be the right hair style for me?
keep your hair around shoulder length or long with layersWhat could be the right hair style for me?
It all depends on you shape of face. However, some basic guidelines to remember is that if as you say you feel big, make sure you have good volume on top. DON'T go for a slick look. It will make your head look smaller and draw attention to the body below. Something with flippy ends will rather draw the eyes up to your face and away from the body.



Here is what is said about face shape:



The oval face is considered to be the ideal shape by hairdressers. People with an oval face shape can wear most hair cut styles and lengths with it still looking ';right';. The oval face is mathematically 1.5 times as long as its width, with the forehead slightly wider than the jaw.



Round faces are characterised by a round chin. Because they lack the length of the oval face, the hair should be cut to create the illusion of length in the face. This is achieved by creating height on top of the head, and minimising hair width by keeping it flat at the sides and around the ears.



Rectangular faces have a square chin and hairline, and are long and narrow. The ideal style of hair cut is one which creates width at the sides disguising the narrowness. A fringe can also shorten the face, and a style with a side part will help to reduce the square appearance.



Pear shaped faces have a narrow forehead and are widest at the jawline, with a round chin. The objective of a suitable style of hair cut is to give the illusion of an oval face by creating width at the forehead and temples.



Heart shaped faces are widest at the temples and narrowest at the jawline. Usually the chin is small and delicate. The hair cut style's objective should be to create an oval by adding width at the jawline.



Diamond shaped faces are widest at the cheekbones and narrow in the forehead and chin. By creating width at the forehead and minimising it at the cheekbones, the illusion of an oval face can be achieved.



Square faces have a square jawline and hairline at the forehead. They are 'too short', so a suitable hair cut style seeks to create height elongating the face. Hair should be layered around the face to soften the jawline. Jaw and brow nearly same width. Hair should wisp around face to reduce squareness.



While it's not uncommon for someone to walk into a salon and say, ';Give me a Jennifer Aniston';, the key to finding a style that works for you is having a hair cut that works with your face shape, not against it.
the length of the hair doesn't really matter its about the shape of your eyes and colour of your skin that tells you about your stile not your weight, the colour of your skin tells you the colour of your hair. don't try to decide just tell the hairdresser next time to do what she thinks and remember neat and clean hair is what makes a difference. not how you wear it. :-)
SHOULDER LENGTH IS NICE.BUT IF U R FAT THEN SHORT HAIR IS PERFECT 4 U.
Go to your salon, they are trained professionals they should know whats best on you. Or got to a site with the virtual styles.
Don't know, a pic would help, not every hair style looks good on everyone.
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give up a pick so i could help more but i would say go shoulder lenght with a nice side bang which will make your face look much smaller
maybe u can go long.

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