Diamond Face
Fringe, texture and end volume are useful references if you want to distribute visual weight away from the cheekbones.
What defines a diamond face?
A diamond face is widest across the cheekbones, with a narrower forehead and a narrow, sometimes pointed chin. The cheekbones are the standout feature and the top and bottom taper in.
Works to explore
Fringe, a textured bob and volume through the ends are starting points when you want framing at the forehead or jaw.
Be careful with
Slicked-back styling or concentrated cheek-level volume puts the focus on the cheekbones. It is a strong option when that is your aim.
Ask your stylist
Can you place the fringe and layers around my natural part and texture so they are practical between appointments?
Not sure this is your shape? Measure your face shape or Read the full Diamond Face guide before you pick a cut.
Styles for this face shape are coming soon — check back shortly.