How to get your optimal haircut

[Dog]

Like someone isnt going to find out your physical flaws eventually.

 

[Dog]

Like it even matters. If they love you they will see you as if your flaws werent there

 

[JamesHowlett]

Who cares

Looksmaxxers

 

[Dog]

Looksmaxxers

You are all diseased

 

[JamesHowlett]

You are all diseased

Some are, not all. Why are you here btw?

 

[Deleted member 13710]

- If you have a short/narrow forehead, keep volume at your fringe.

What are some examples of this?

 

[weallburninhell]

Been thinking about this recently and it’s actually legit considering my own head and other pics I’ve looked at.

Basically:

Keep your hair longer in areas where the skull is smaller and keep your hair shorter in areas where the skull is larger.

When talking about these sizes it’s relative to the face, here are some examples:

- If you have wide temples relative to your face, have a fade.
- If you have a short/narrow forehead, keep volume at your fringe.
- If the top of your skull is tall, keep that bit short.
- If the back of your skull is flat, keep volume there.

If you have the opposite of these examples it’s obviously vice versa.

How about if you have tall forehead?

 

[Deleted member 29442]

Been thinking about this recently and it’s actually legit considering my own head and other pics I’ve looked at.

Basically:

Keep your hair longer in areas where the skull is smaller and keep your hair shorter in areas where the skull is larger.

When talking about these sizes it’s relative to the face, here are some examples:

- If you have wide temples relative to your face, have a fade.
- If you have a short/narrow forehead, keep volume at your fringe.
- If the top of your skull is tall, keep that bit short.
- If the back of your skull is flat, keep volume there.

If you have the opposite of these examples it’s obviously vice versa.

What would it be like for a diamond shaped face?

 

[Striated]

i still don't understand why you would keep more hair at the fringe when you have a shorter forehead, vice versa if you have a big forehead why would you not have a fringe to hide it?

 

[hdjb]

i still don't understand why you would keep more hair at the fringe when you have a shorter forehead, vice versa if you have a big forehead why would you not have a fringe to hide it?

Literally

 

[Quatza33]

Been thinking about this recently and it’s actually legit considering my own head and other pics I’ve looked at.

Basically:

Keep your hair longer in areas where the skull is smaller and keep your hair shorter in areas where the skull is larger.

When talking about these sizes it’s relative to the face, here are some examples:

- If you have wide temples relative to your face, have a fade.
- If you have a short/narrow forehead, keep volume at your fringe.
- If the top of your skull is tall, keep that bit short.
- If the back of your skull is flat, keep volume there.

If you have the opposite of these examples it’s obviously vice versa.

bump

 

[stupidgrayincel]

seems kinda weird to me that if u have a big forehead u shouldnt have volume there to cover it

 

[Scottyknowsnow]

Been thinking about this recently and it’s actually legit considering my own head and other pics I’ve looked at.

Basically:

Keep your hair longer in areas where the skull is smaller and keep your hair shorter in areas where the skull is larger.

When talking about these sizes it’s relative to the face, here are some examples:

- If you have wide temples relative to your face, have a fade.
- If you have a short/narrow forehead, keep volume at your fringe.
- If the top of your skull is tall, keep that bit short.
- If the back of your skull is flat, keep volume there.

If you have the opposite of these examples it’s obviously vice versa.

Now we have the handy mandy tool of ai to project what haircut we can get before we even acquire