OVAL FACE
Oval
Balanced proportions with a gently rounded jaw.
What works:Almost any fade; match the top to your hair and routine.
Low FadeSide Part FadePompadour Fade
Read the oval face guide →FACE SHAPE GUIDE
Find the Right Fade for Your Face Shape
Face shape is a useful starting point, not a rule. Compare your proportions, then preview recommended styles on your own photo.
Open the private try-onROUND FACE
Round
Similar width and length with soft angles.
What works:Add height and reduce side width with a mid or high fade.
High FadeQuiff FadeFaux Hawk Fade
Read the round face guide →SQUARE FACE
Square
Broad forehead, strong jaw and similar width throughout.
What works:Most fades work; softer texture can balance sharp angles.
Low FadeCrew Cut FadeIvy League Fade
Read the square face guide →OBLONG FACE
Oblong
Noticeably longer than wide with straighter sides.
What works:Keep top height controlled and preserve some side weight.
Taper FadeFrench Crop FadeSide Part Fade
Read the oblong face guide →HEART FACE
Heart
Wider forehead tapering toward a narrower chin.
What works:Low-to-mid fades with relaxed fringe or side-swept texture.
Low Taper FadeTextured CropComb Over Fade
Read the heart face guide →DIAMOND FACE
Diamond
Prominent cheekbones with narrower forehead and chin.
What works:Low fades and textured tops add balance around the temples.
Low FadeCurly FadeTextured Crop
Read the diamond face guide →TRIANGLE FACE
Triangle
Strong jaw wider than the forehead.
What works:Keep temple width and add controlled volume through the top.
Low FadeQuiff FadeAfro Fade
Read the triangle face guide →Your photo is the better test.
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