When deciding on a new cut, keep this advice in mind:
For an oval face shape, a cut with rounded layers or a graduated wedge cut is best because it balances out the length of that facial shape.
For a round face, a cut with long, straight layers is most flattering because it slims the face.
For a heart shaped face, I recommend a cut that’s all one length and full at the bottom, because when it’s thicker and weighted at the bottom, the cut will balance out the pointy chin of a heart-shaped face.
For a square face, it’s most important to ensure that the cut is soft – soft layers, lots of textures, and a medium length is probably best. This softens up and balances this strong face shape.
Summer is officially in full-swing. Here’s a great look to keep you cool:
The Side Braid. Start with your hair how it is naturally (if it’s wavy, leave it wavy, etc.). Brush your hair out and comb it to one side. Leave a few wisps out in the front, and then loosely braid the remaining hair and secure with a hair band. Pull the braid apart a little so that it isn’t too tight.
Thanks kim for the hair cut advice
i love it relly so thanks for letting me see it
it’s cul.. keep it up.. bye