Choosing the Right Hairstyle For You
Choosing the Right Hairstyle For You
This article is part of a series which will help you to maximise your physical appearance which will in turn help you in several areas of your life, notably in dating, business, work and overall relationships. Looks and physical attractiveness certainly are not everything, but they certainly do help in terms of getting chances. I will also outline the methods which I used to recover my thinning hair.
Having hair is a funny thing; when you’re young and you have lots of it you tend not think about it too much, however when you start to lose it tha you really start to appreciate it. This is certainly how I felt when my hair started to thin in my 20s.
This isn’t to say that bald men cannot be attractive as they certainly can be and many women in fact love bald men. Notice I said bald and not “balding”. Balding can make you look unhealthy and even rather effeminate. Your best bet would be to either shave your hair off or look at surgical or non-surgical hair restoration procedures. If you do decide to shave it off then you would be much better off bulking up at the gym, growing a beard, tanning if you are pale (pale is a big no-no) and perhaps even getting some tattoos.
It is vitally important to choose the right hairstyle which suits your face shape/skull. You will have to determine which shape best describes your face.
Below I have outlined a list how to choose the best hairstyle to suit the shape of your face. which will help you to look your best. If you are unsure about what shape your face is, I have included some guidance below. Ensure that you have a good tape measure (preferably one used by tailors):
1) Forehead:
Measure your forehead from the widest part (usually just past your eyebrows and hairline).
2) Jawline:
Measure your jawline from the tip of your chin to below your ear at the exact point in which your jaw angles upwards. As you have two jawlines you will need to multiply this by two.
3) Cheekbones:
Measure side to side from the pointiest parts just below the corner of each eye.
4) Face Length
Run the tape from the centre of your hairline to the very tip of your chin.
Results:
Oval Face:
If your face length is longer than wide and your jaw is narrower than your cheekbones then you have an oval face. Here is a list of recommended hairstyles which would suit this face shape:
- Faux hawk
- Buzz cut
- Quiff
- Sides part
- Slicked back
- Undercut
Square Face:
If your face measurements near enough match each other then you have a square face shape. Here is a list of hairstyles which will suit this face shape:
- Buzz cut
- Fully shaven
- Undercut
- Quiff
- Crew cut
Diamond Face:
The diamond face shape is defined by a narrow forehead, a narrow chin and wide cheekbones. Here is a list of hairstyles which will suit this face shape:
- Buzz cut
- Quiff with fade
- Faux hawk with styled beard
- Pompadour
- Clean shaven
- Side parted
- Fringe
Oblong Face:
The oblong face is when your face is longer than it is wide. Here is a list of hairstyles which will best suit this face shape:
- Skin fade and quiff
- Pompadour
- Side part
- Undercut
- Buzz cut
- Comb over
Round Face:
This face shape is used to describe a face which has softer, rounder angles and your face length and width are about equal. Here are a list of hairstyles which will best suit this face shape:
- Faux hawk
- Pompadour
- Undercut
- Dreadlocks
- Curly medium crop
- French crop with fade
Conclusion
Having hair is a privilege for many, so it makes sense for you to make the absolute most of it in the best ways that you can, ensuring that it is both healthy and clean. This will help to increase your overall attractiveness.
Please remember that the hairstyles listed here merely serve as a guide, by all means go for whichever hairstyle you feel you like the best and feel free to experiment in order to come to your own conclusions.
Remember that looks are not everything, but you should try to maximise yourself in all areas of life and looks are the first thing which people notice about you. Studies also show that being better looking (or tall) also helps in areas such as in job interviews and higher wages.