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It’s official… the fringe is in!

In case you haven’t noticed, many Hollywood celebrities such as Reese Witherspoon, Jessica Biel and Lea Michelle are famously rocking the cult classic fringe trend leaving us with a serious (if not, severe) case of hair chops jealousy.

The right style of fringe can do a lot for your appearance for it can highlight your beautiful features and downplay some of the imperfections you may have around your forehead, brows, eyes and cheeks. Fringes are perfect for those who want to update their current hairstyle to something that is more edgy and sexy without going through a major haircut overhaul.

Deciding to embrace “the big chop” could lead to a beautiful path towards hair gloriousness or an embarrassing hair chop faux pas that you can’t undo. So before you head to the salon, find out which fringe will frame your face to perfection by keeping these tips in mind:

The Sweeping Side Fringe

The angelic look of a round face can make one look very sweet and youthful. Ladies with round faces usually don’t have fringes because of an impression that it will make them appear unflatteringly heavy around the cheek area and make their faces appear wider.

The side swept fringes below are will provide an elongated or oval effect to round faces. This style makes any round face look slimmer because it will draw people’s attention to one side of the face.

Sweeping Side Fringes

The Soft Fringe

Wide foreheads, killer cheekbones and tapered jawlines going all the way down to pointed chins. This super feminine face shape needs heavy, full bangs resting along the brows with long, layered side swept strands that reaches towards the ears to draw the attention towards the eyes and away from the chin.

Soft Fringes

The Blunt Heavy Fringe

The best fringe style for square faces are the full and blunt ones. It can diminish the sharpness of the jawline if the length will settle between the brows and eyes. The chop should also stay put right at the corner of the eyes to draw the attention at the eyes, nose and lips and away from the sides of face. This will provide a vertically elongated effect.

Blunt Heavy Fringe

The Round Shape Fringe

Ladies with oval faces get all the fringe fun. They can sport a full fringe, blunt fringe, side swept fringe, mid swept fringe, straight cut – you name it! Oval faces can rock any style of fringe they want because all of them look almost always flattering all the time. If in case the face is a little too oblong, a wide bangs will horizontally widen the eye and cheek areas.

Rounded Fringes

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