Rectangle or “Banana”: Opt for soft, effortless textures like beach waves and multi-tonal shades. Avoid defined, harsh lines and geometric shapes in hairstyles.
Triangle or “Pear”: Create width around the shoulders to balance narrower shoulders and bust with wider hips. Curly hair or shoulder-length haircuts are ideal for adding volume.
Spoon: Longer hair length, darker colors, and blunt lines complement the curvy body shape. Consider framing the face with feathery curtain bangs.
Hourglass: Side parts and flowy hair complement the well-proportioned body. Strong geometrical lines and short, textured haircuts offset the feminine body type.
Top Hourglass: Opt for shattered medium-length cuts to soften the upper body. Consider face-framing highlights and baby lights for a flattering look.
Inverted Triangle or “Apple”: Choose softer outlines and avoid strong blunt styles to create balance. Dimensional color play and styling techniques like half-up half-down styles help elongate the torso.
Round or Oval: Wear clothes with vertical lines to visually lengthen the torso. Opt for long, sleek hairstyles with less width to complement the fuller midsection.