Most Attractive Face Shape: How to Spot It and Work With It

Ever wondered why some models seem to have that flawless look? A big part of it is the face shape that highlights their features. You don’t need a genetics test – just a few simple steps can tell you if you have the "most attractive" face shape and how to make it work for you.

Identify Your Face Shape in Five Minutes

Grab a mirror, a pen, and a piece of paper. Pull your hair back and look straight on. Trace the outline of your face onto the paper. Compare the drawing to these quick descriptions:

• Oval: Your forehead is slightly wider than your chin, and your jaw curves gently. This shape is often called the most versatile because it fits almost any hairstyle.
• Heart: A wider forehead and cheekbones taper down to a narrow chin. Think of a classic Hollywood star.
• Square: A strong jawline, equal width at the forehead and jaw. Looks bold and confident.
• Round: Full cheeks, equal width and length, softer jaw. The face appears like a circle.
• Long/Rectangular: Face is longer than it is wide, with a straight line from forehead to chin.

If your outline matches the oval description, congratulations – you already have the face shape most often called the most attractive. But don’t worry if you’re not oval; you can still look model‑ready with the right tricks.

Quick Tips to Highlight Your Best Features

Oval: Play with volume. Try layered cuts or side‑swept bangs to keep the balance. Highlight the cheekbones with a light contour.

Heart: Soften the forehead with side parts or fringe. Add a little volume at the chin area – a sleek bob works wonders.

Square: Soften the jaw with soft waves or curls. A side‑swept fringe can break up the strong lines.

Round: Create the illusion of length. Long layers, high ponytails, or a deep side part will add definition.

Long/Rectangular: Add width with volume at the sides. A blunt bob or shoulder‑length cut balances the length.

Makeup follows the same principle. For any shape, highlight where the bone sticks out – usually the cheekbones and brow bone – and use a matte contour to shade the areas you want to recede.

Remember, confidence does half the work. When you pick a hairstyle or a makeup technique that matches your shape, you’ll feel the difference instantly.

Now that you know how to spot the most attractive face shape and the tricks to enhance it, try one change today. Whether you’re a model aiming for the next cast or just want to look sharper for a night out, these easy steps will give you that polished, camera‑ready vibe.