Round, oval, square, heart, diamond or long — your face shape decides which lengths add balance and which add width in the wrong place. Start here to find your shape, then follow the women’s and men’s face-shape collections for cuts chosen to flatter it.
Find your face shape
Answer four quick questions about your features and get your face shape, plus the styles that suit it. It takes less than a minute — and if you are between two options, just pick the closer one.
Free tool · under a minute
What is my face shape?
Answer four quick questions about your features. You will get your face shape and the hairstyles that suit it best, with links to matching ideas for women and men.
This is a friendly guide, not a measurement — if you land between two shapes, read both; plenty of people do.
Explore the collections
- Women — Face Shapes — Haircuts for round, square, heart, oval and long faces.
- Men — Face Shapes — Height and structure for round, square and oval faces.
- Guides — Step-by-step haircut guides, including finding your face shape.
Before you book
Tie your hair back, stand in front of a mirror in daylight, and trace your face outline with an old lipstick or a phone photo markup tool — the outline makes your shape obvious in seconds.
Frequently asked questions
What is the easiest way to find my face shape?
Compare your traced outline to the six common shapes: if width and length are close and the jaw is soft, it is round; longer than wide with a soft jaw is oval; a strong straight jaw suggests square. Our guides walk through each shape with the styles that suit it.
Do face-shape rules really matter?
They are a starting point, not a law. They predict which lengths and layers balance your features, but your hair type and personal taste always have the final say — every guide says who a style suits and who should skip it.
Save these ideas on Pinterest
Found a style you like? Save it for your next salon or barber visit, and follow DreamyTrims on Pinterest for new haircut ideas every week.