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“I don’t know my skin type.”
Skin Type Quiz
Find your likely skin type — normal, dry, oily or combination — and what to explore next.
Free beauty tool
Face Shape Finder
Find your likely face shape — oval, round, square, heart, diamond or oblong — and hairstyles and styling ideas you may want to try.
Not sure what your face shape is — or which styles might suit it?
Answer 7 quick questions while looking in a mirror. You’ll get your likely face shape, what it generally means and styles you may want to try.
- Pull your hair back and stand in front of a mirror, or look at a straight-on photo.
- Keep a relaxed, neutral expression and look straight ahead.
- Pick the answer that looks closest — it doesn’t need to be exact.
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Want to know your own? It takes about 3 minutes.
Your likely face shape
Oval
Your answers suggest a face that’s a little longer than it is wide, with gently tapering, balanced proportions.
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What this usually means
Oval faces are usually widest at the cheekbones, with a forehead slightly wider than the jaw and a softly rounded chin.
Because the proportions are balanced, many different cuts and lengths tend to work — so you can choose mostly by texture and lifestyle.
Styles you may want to try
- Long, soft layers that keep your natural shape.
- A blunt bob or lob, at chin or shoulder length.
- Curtain bangs or a light fringe, if you like bangs.
- Short styles such as a pixie, which can show off balanced features.
Guides to read next
Product discovery
What to look for
Loviax product guides are on the way. Until then, use these as a starting point when you shop for frames and styling tools.
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“Where do I start with my hair?”
Hair Type Finder
Find your basic hair type — straight, wavy, curly or coily — with simple care and styling ideas.
Face shape is a general guide, not a rule — most faces mix features of more than one shape. Wear the styles you love. This result is based only on your answers.
Someone shared their result with you
Want to know your own? It takes about 3 minutes.
Your likely face shape
Round
Your answers suggest a face that’s about as wide as it is long, with soft curves and fuller cheeks.
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What this usually means
Round faces tend to have a soft, rounded jawline and chin, with the cheeks as the fullest area.
Many people like styles that add a little height or vertical lines to lengthen the look — but that’s a preference, not a rule.
Styles you may want to try
- Long layers that fall past the chin.
- A side part, or long side-swept bangs.
- A little volume at the crown for lift.
- An angled lob that’s slightly longer at the front.
Guides to read next
Product discovery
What to look for
Loviax product guides are on the way. Until then, use these as a starting point when you shop for frames and styling tools.
Related tools
2 min
“I don’t know my skin type.”
Skin Type Quiz
Find your likely skin type — normal, dry, oily or combination — and what to explore next.
2 min
“Where do I start with my hair?”
Hair Type Finder
Find your basic hair type — straight, wavy, curly or coily — with simple care and styling ideas.
Face shape is a general guide, not a rule — most faces mix features of more than one shape. Wear the styles you love. This result is based only on your answers.
Someone shared their result with you
Want to know your own? It takes about 3 minutes.
Your likely face shape
Square
Your answers suggest a face with similar width at the forehead, cheeks and jaw, and a strong, angular jawline.
Also close:
What this usually means
Square faces are often about as wide as they are long, with a broad forehead and defined corners at the jaw.
Some people like to soften the angles with movement and waves; others like to highlight a strong jaw. Both are great choices.
Styles you may want to try
- Soft waves or layers that frame the jaw.
- Side-swept or wispy bangs.
- A textured bob that falls just below the jaw.
- Longer lengths with movement through the ends.
Guides to read next
Product discovery
What to look for
Loviax product guides are on the way. Until then, use these as a starting point when you shop for frames and styling tools.
Related tools
2 min
“I don’t know my skin type.”
Skin Type Quiz
Find your likely skin type — normal, dry, oily or combination — and what to explore next.
2 min
“Where do I start with my hair?”
Hair Type Finder
Find your basic hair type — straight, wavy, curly or coily — with simple care and styling ideas.
Face shape is a general guide, not a rule — most faces mix features of more than one shape. Wear the styles you love. This result is based only on your answers.
Someone shared their result with you
Want to know your own? It takes about 3 minutes.
Your likely face shape
Heart
Your answers suggest a wider forehead that narrows toward a slimmer or pointed chin.
Also close:
What this usually means
Heart-shaped faces are usually widest at the forehead, with cheekbones that taper to a narrow jaw and chin. Some people also have a widow’s peak.
Styles that add softness around the jaw and chin can balance the shape, if that’s the look you want.
Styles you may want to try
- A chin-length bob or lob that adds width near the jaw.
- Side-swept or curtain bangs.
- Waves or curls from the middle of your hair down.
- Long layers that start around the chin.
Guides to read next
Product discovery
What to look for
Loviax product guides are on the way. Until then, use these as a starting point when you shop for frames and styling tools.
Related tools
2 min
“I don’t know my skin type.”
Skin Type Quiz
Find your likely skin type — normal, dry, oily or combination — and what to explore next.
2 min
“Where do I start with my hair?”
Hair Type Finder
Find your basic hair type — straight, wavy, curly or coily — with simple care and styling ideas.
Face shape is a general guide, not a rule — most faces mix features of more than one shape. Wear the styles you love. This result is based only on your answers.
Someone shared their result with you
Want to know your own? It takes about 3 minutes.
Your likely face shape
Diamond
Your answers suggest your cheekbones are the widest part of your face, with a narrower forehead and jaw.
Also close:
What this usually means
Diamond faces usually have high, prominent cheekbones, a narrower forehead and a narrow or pointed chin.
Styles that add a little width at the forehead or jaw can balance the shape, while showing off your cheekbones.
Styles you may want to try
- A fringe or side-swept bangs to add width at the forehead.
- A chin-length bob that adds fullness near the jaw.
- Tucking your hair behind your ears to show your cheekbones.
- Soft layers around the chin and neck.
Guides to read next
Product discovery
What to look for
Loviax product guides are on the way. Until then, use these as a starting point when you shop for frames and styling tools.
Related tools
2 min
“I don’t know my skin type.”
Skin Type Quiz
Find your likely skin type — normal, dry, oily or combination — and what to explore next.
2 min
“Where do I start with my hair?”
Hair Type Finder
Find your basic hair type — straight, wavy, curly or coily — with simple care and styling ideas.
Face shape is a general guide, not a rule — most faces mix features of more than one shape. Wear the styles you love. This result is based only on your answers.
Someone shared their result with you
Want to know your own? It takes about 3 minutes.
Your likely face shape
Oblong
Your answers suggest a face that’s noticeably longer than it is wide, with fairly straight sides.
Also close:
What this usually means
Oblong (sometimes called rectangular) faces tend to have a similar width at the forehead, cheeks and jaw, with a longer overall shape.
Many people like styles that add width at the sides or shorten the look with bangs — again, a preference rather than a rule.
Styles you may want to try
- Bangs, from full to curtain, to shorten the look of the face.
- Waves or curls that add volume at the sides.
- Shoulder-length cuts or a lob.
- Styles with more width than height at the crown.
Guides to read next
Product discovery
What to look for
Loviax product guides are on the way. Until then, use these as a starting point when you shop for frames and styling tools.
Related tools
2 min
“I don’t know my skin type.”
Skin Type Quiz
Find your likely skin type — normal, dry, oily or combination — and what to explore next.
2 min
“Where do I start with my hair?”
Hair Type Finder
Find your basic hair type — straight, wavy, curly or coily — with simple care and styling ideas.
Face shape is a general guide, not a rule — most faces mix features of more than one shape. Wear the styles you love. This result is based only on your answers.
The six face shapes at a glance
Most faces don’t match one shape perfectly. Look for the description that feels closest.
Oval
A little longer than wide, widest at the cheekbones, with a softly rounded chin.
Round
About as wide as it is long, with full cheeks and a soft, rounded jaw.
Square
Similar width at forehead, cheeks and jaw, with a strong, angular jawline.
Heart
Widest at the forehead, narrowing to a slimmer or pointed chin.
Diamond
Widest at the cheekbones, with a narrower forehead and jaw.
Oblong
Noticeably longer than wide, with fairly straight sides.
How to measure your face shape
If you’re between two results, a soft measuring tape can help. Pull your hair back, look straight into a mirror and measure:
Forehead
Across the widest part of your forehead, from one side of your hairline to the other.
Cheekbones
Across the fullest point of your cheekbones, just below the outer corners of your eyes.
Jawline
From the tip of your chin to just below one ear, then double it.
Face length
From the center of your hairline straight down to the tip of your chin.
Then compare your numbers:
- Length clearly the largest, with other widths similar: often oblong.
- Length a little larger than the cheekbone width, with a slightly narrower jaw: often oval.
- Length and cheekbone width similar, soft jaw: often round. Angular jaw: often square.
- Forehead the widest: often heart. Cheekbones clearly the widest: often diamond.
For more detail on each shape and how to tell similar shapes apart, read our guide to how to find your face shape.
Styling tips for any face shape
- Start with your hair texture. A cut that suits your natural texture is usually easier to style every day than one chosen for face shape alone.
- Bring a photo to your stylist. Show a cut you like and ask how it could be adapted to your face and hair.
- Try before you commit. Test a side part, bangs or curls with clips or a curling iron before a big change.
- Understand the “why.” Most face-shape advice is about balance. Our guide to exploring hairstyles by face shape explains the idea so you can apply it to any cut.
- Frames follow the same idea. Many people choose frames that contrast with their face shape — for example, angular frames with a round face — but any frame you love is a good choice.
Common questions
What if I’m between two shapes?
That’s very normal. Read both results — the “also close” shape is there for exactly this reason — and use the tips that appeal to you from each.
Do I have to follow face shape “rules”?
No. Face shape suggestions are a starting point for ideas, not rules. Your hair texture, lifestyle and personal style matter just as much.
Can my face shape change?
Your bone structure stays the same, but things like age and changes in weight can change how full your face looks, so your closest shape can shift over time.
Do I need to upload a photo?
No. The finder only asks what you see in the mirror. Your answers stay in your browser and aren’t sent to Loviax or stored.