Use a curling iron with a smaller barrel (around 3/4 inch to 1 inch) for short hair to create tighter curls or waves.
Side-swept bangs can visually lengthen a round face by creating diagonal lines. They add definition and draw attention away from the width of the face.
An asymmetrical pixie cut with longer layers on one side can balance out a round face shape and add a modern edge.
A textured lob that falls just below the chin or slightly longer helps to lengthen the face. Textured ends and layers create a flattering frame around the face.
A layered bob with subtle layers around the face can add dimension and reduce the roundness of the face, especially when styled with volume at the crown.
Soft, face-framing layers that start around the chin or cheekbones can create angles and add definition to a round face shape.
Begin curling from the bottom layers of your hair and work your way up to the top. This ensures even curl distribution.
A half-up half-down hairstyle with volume at the crown and soft waves or curls can balance a round face shape by adding height.
Soft waves or loose curls can create the illusion of length and add movement around the face, making it appear more oval-shaped.
For short hair, hold the curling iron vertically to wrap small sections of hair around the barrel. This helps in achieving tighter curls.