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Kattya M.

Jul 6, 2013

Kattya M.

Yeah short hair can definitely elongate your face, just make sure to keep it straight like flat ironed, no bangs, and try to make it longer on the front than the back, like Victoria Beckham :)

Hannah B.

Jul 6, 2013

Hannah B.

I think this woild be lovely if you wanted short hair! But I would leave it linger to the shoulders! Much more flattering that way! But the layers and framing are what you need.

Jillian K.

Jul 6, 2013

Jillian K.

Definitely go longer in the front. If the cut is too blunt it will round out making a round face look even rounder. Ask the stylist to give you a cut that will also look nice with your wavy hair, so you don't have to overload on the straightening for it to lay right

Katarina M.

Jul 6, 2013

Katarina M.

I really like Hannah B's recommendation! :)
That'd look super cute on you.
Maybe ask the stylist for an a-line to elongate your face. Your gorgeous by the way! :)

Rachel H.

Jul 6, 2013

Rachel H.

It doesn't look bad! How short are you interested in going? The most important that in to create volume on top, and none one the sides, that will give more of an illusion of an oval face. Do you have any pictures of what you were kind of thinking?

Rachel H.

Jul 7, 2013

Rachel H.

I think that would be cute! I feel like the front pieces that are longer look kind of awkwardly blended, but if it were a more gradual increase in length I think I'd like it even more

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