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Face shape detector

Find hairstyles that fit your bone structure. Oval, round, square, heart, diamond, or oblong.

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Six face shapes

Hair Studio maps your face from a selfie, then suggests cuts that flatter that structure.

  • Oval

    Balanced proportions with a gently tapered chin. One of the most versatile shapes for most hairstyles.

  • Round

    Soft curves with similar length and width. Styles with height at the crown add length.

  • Square

    A defined jawline with strong bone structure. Soft, layered styles balance the angles.

  • Heart

    Wider at the temples, narrowing to the chin. Volume at the jawline balances the shape.

  • Diamond

    Cheekbones stand out, with a narrower forehead and chin. Crown volume flatters this shape.

  • Oblong

    A longer face with even width throughout. Side volume and bangs soften the silhouette.

The shape picks the cut

Oval, square, or heart. Each one maps to styles that flatter that bone structure. Then you preview them on your photo.

  • Oval

    • Pixie Cut
      Pixie Cut
    • French Bob
      French Bob
  • Square

    • Wolf Cut
      Wolf Cut
    • Voluminous Blowout
      Voluminous Blowout
  • Heart

    • Retro Bob
      Retro Bob
    • Wavy Lob
      Wavy Lob

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Face shape questions

What the detector looks for, and what you get.

How do I find my face shape?

Take a front-facing selfie in Hair Studio. The detector maps your proportions and names one of six shapes.

Is face shape detection free?

Yes. Face shape detection is free in Hair Studio. You also get 1 free generation to preview a style.

Which face shapes does it detect?

Six: oval, round, square, heart, diamond, and oblong. Some faces combine traits of two shapes.

How does it pick hairstyles?

After it maps your face, Hair Studio suggests cuts that flatter that bone structure. Then you preview them on your photo.