#faceshape

[namelezznoivernnamedshynx]

I realized I suck ass at human/humanoid faces, so I practiced. Here's the practice!

Some of these aren't fully human as one could tell... Just humanoid. Idk what I was doing in the corner there, it's an experiment LMFAO

Here have them upclose, or whatever can get me to have a longer post:

Oh and the sketch that made me realize I suck at faces (it's falin from delicious dungeon loafing like a pigeon/chicken):

[honidum]

New Hero Deku and Dinamight face shape popsicle!!

So delicious that they'll be the heroes of your day. On sale this summer 2021, try them!

*End of comercial*

But seriously have you ever eaten those Sponge Bob or Sonic popsicles? I really like those, but the shape of it is so bad, that it's actually so goddamn funny. I really want one and that's why I draw this ;w;

[swappingthechubforabub]

Slowly changing! #face#transformationtuesday #transformation #slimmingdown#selfie#weightlossjourney #progress#progression#faceshape#weightloss health#healthyfamily #healthyeating #healthylifestyle #makeup#postpartum #postpartumweightloss #beforeandafter #beforeandduring #beforeandduringweightloss #fitblr

[crystallineuprisingscepter]

https://www.wigshumanhair.com

Stop Buying Wrong Wigs—Find Your Perfect Style Based on Face Shape

I've bought SO many wigs that didn't work. Not because they were bad wigs. Because they were wrong for MY face.

Finally figured out the face shape matrix and it changed everything.

Quick breakdown:

ROUND FACE:

→ Go chin-length or longer with layers

→ Deep side parts create length

→ Avoid anything ending exactly at jawline (makes it rounder)

→ Best wig brands understand this: try Ruola's bob collection

OVAL FACE:

→ You're lucky—basically everything works

→ Can experiment with styles others can't pull off

→ Focus on hair quality, not shape restrictions

SQUARE FACE:

→ Softness is your friend

→ Side-swept bangs and textured ends soften strong jaw

→ Avoid center parts—they emphasize angles

→ Layers create movement that balances features

HEART FACE:

→ Balance wide forehead with volume at chin

→ Wispy bangs work beautifully

→ Avoid heavy volume at temples

LONG/OVAL FACE:

→ Bangs (any style!) are your secret weapon

→ Width through waves or curls

→ Shoulder-length or shorter

→ Avoid super long straight styles

The key insight: your wig should work WITH your bone structure, not fight against it.

Measure your face. Identify your shape. Use this matrix.

I went from nine wigs I liked to three wigs I LOVE. Same investment. Better results.

Take the guesswork out of wig shopping.

Full guide at wigshumanhair.com

[crystallineuprisingscepter]

Stop Buying Wrong Wigs—Find Your Perfect Style Based on Face Shape

I've bought SO many wigs that didn't work. Not because they were bad wigs. Because they were wrong for MY face.

Finally figured out the face shape matrix and it changed everything.

Quick breakdown:

ROUND FACE:

→ Go chin-length or longer with layers

→ Deep side parts create length

→ Avoid anything ending exactly at jawline (makes it rounder)

→ Best wig brands understand this: try Ruola's bob collection

OVAL FACE:

→ You're lucky—basically everything works

→ Can experiment with styles others can't pull off

→ Focus on hair quality, not shape restrictions

SQUARE FACE:

→ Softness is your friend

→ Side-swept bangs and textured ends soften strong jaw

→ Avoid center parts—they emphasize angles

→ Layers create movement that balances features

HEART FACE:

→ Balance wide forehead with volume at chin

→ Wispy bangs work beautifully

→ Avoid heavy volume at temples

LONG/OVAL FACE:

→ Bangs (any style!) are your secret weapon

→ Width through waves or curls

→ Shoulder-length or shorter

→ Avoid super long straight styles

The key insight: your wig should work WITH your bone structure, not fight against it.

Measure your face. Identify your shape. Use this matrix.

I went from nine wigs I liked to three wigs I LOVE. Same investment. Better results.

Take the guesswork out of wig shopping.

Full guide at wigshumanhair.com

[shazia789]

How Jaw Exercises Can Improve Posture and Breathing – The surprising facial-muscle connection.

[visionoptics]

Stop Saying You're "Not a Sunglasses Person" — You Just Haven't Found Your Frame Yet

Most people pick sunglasses based on what's trending or what looks cool on the display — and then wonder why they never actually wear them. The truth? There's a frame made for your exact face shape. It's not about luck or style instinct. It's one simple rule: your frames should contrast your face shape, not copy it. Round face? Go rectangular. Square jaw? Try soft round frames. Heart-shaped? Aviators balance everything out. Once you know this, you'll never walk out of a store with the wrong pair again. Save this for your next shopping trip — or drop your face shape in the comments and we'll point you to exactly what works.

[nakiahsuniverse]

Your Face Shape Explained (Quick Guide)

Figuring out your face shape can make styling a lot easier — especially when it comes to things like haircuts, glasses, makeup placement, and necklines. If you’ve ever looked it up and gotten overwhelmed, here’s a simple breakdown of the most common face shapes.

Oval Oval faces are longer than they are wide, with a softly rounded jawline. The forehead is usually a little wider than the chin, so the whole face looks pretty balanced.

Round Round faces usually have similar width and length. The cheeks tend to be fuller, and the jawline is soft and curved instead of sharp.

Square Square faces have stronger angles. The forehead, cheekbones, and jawline are usually close in width, and the jawline is more defined.

Heart Heart-shaped faces are wider at the forehead and cheekbones and taper down to a smaller or more pointed chin. It’s basically an inverted triangle shape.

Diamond Diamond faces have cheekbones as the widest point of the face. The forehead and jawline are both narrower, which makes the cheekbones stand out more.

Rectangle (Oblong) Rectangle faces are longer than they are wide. The forehead, cheekbones, and jawline tend to be pretty similar in width, which gives the face that elongated look.

Triangle Triangle faces have a wider jawline and a narrower forehead. The lower half of the face is the widest area.

Pear Pear-shaped faces are similar to triangle shapes but a bit softer. The forehead is narrow, the cheekbones widen slightly, and the jawline is the widest point.

How to figure out your face shape: Pull your hair back and look at your face straight on. Notice which part of your face is the widest (forehead, cheekbones, or jaw) and whether your face looks longer than it is wide.

Face shape guides are just tools — they can help with styling ideas, but personal style always comes first.