Scene Hair for Round Faces

Scene hair for round faces needs to add the illusion of angles and cheekbones. Choose cuts and hair styling that pull the hair forward to frame the face, which lengthens the line of the face. Medium-length or long hair is better for round faces, as short hair tends to bring out the roundness of the face. For that reason, anyone with a round face should stick with longer scene styles.

Cut layers into the hair. Some of the layers can be pulled forward, while giving your hair volume at the same time. The forward layers can be colored with different color streaks, such as green, yellow, purple, red, orange or black. With these colors, no one will notice if you have a round face or not. If you have black hair or decide to color your hair black, the brighter color streaks will show the best.

Try a razor cut. Scene cuts can be done with scissors, but if you want a different texture, you can use a razor to cut your hair. You can cut your bangs at an angle so that they can be worn over the eyes, pushed to the side or pinned to the side of your head. Color the bangs with streaks of color, or make the bangs blonde and the rest of your hair black.

Go with a versatile bob. Medium hair on someone with a round face can also be cut into a bob so that it looks professional during the day and styled into a different scene hairstyle when you go out. Just be sure to keep the bob on the long side.

As with scene hair for all other types of faces, scene hair for round faces should be changed up often. A change can be as drastic as a different cut or as subtle as simply adding accessories to your hair. Accessories include bows (large and small), combs and other hair accessories to lift the hair or tie it back.