1. Different face shapes

Round faces are the same as square faces. The width of the forehead, cheekbones, and mandible are basically the same. The biggest difference between the two is that round faces are rounder. Plump, a bit like a baby.

The oval face is the most standard face shape for most Oriental girls, also known as the oval face. The difference between an oval face and a long face is that the horizontal aspect of an oval face is exactly one-fifth of the cheek width in proportion to the eyes, and the vertical aspect of the oval face is exactly the same from the forehead, nose, and chin.

2. Different hairstyles suitable for round faces

Precautions for suitable hairstyles for round faces: Be sure to avoid such hairstyles. First, the face is fully exposed, making the face appear rounder and larger. Secondly, the messy curls look very sloppy. Avoid. Don’t make the rolls and leave them messy.

Oval faces are suitable for most hairstyles and there are no taboos.

3. Different temperaments

Round faces appear more lively, cute, and healthy, and are easy to get close to, but they also tend to give people a childish and immature feeling.

The oval face gives people a gentle and polite feeling. Whether viewed from the front or from the side, it is slender, soft and three-dimensional, making people feel that the proportions are coordinated, well-proportioned and the lines are clear.

Extended information

Chinese people describe face shapes, usually as follows: oval face, oval face, Chinese character face, square face, round face, etc.

In modern times, the characteristics of Asian faces can generally be divided into eight types: almond-shaped face; oval face; round face; oblong face; square face; rectangular face; diamond-shaped face; Triangular face shape.

Traditional Chinese aesthetics pay special attention to the beauty of people’s faces. In ancient Chinese painting theory, there is a saying of “three courts and five eyes”, which refers to the vertical and horizontal proportions of a person’s face in frontal view. "Three Courts" refers to dividing the front face into three equal parts horizontally, that is, one court is from the hairline to the eyebrow line, one court is from the eyebrow line to the bottom of the nose, and one court is below the bottom of the nose.

"Five Eyes" refers to dividing the front face into five equal parts vertically, with the length of one eye as one equal part, that is, the distance between the two eyes is the distance of one eye, and the vertical line from the outer corner of the eye is The distance from the perpendicular line to the outer ear hole is one eye, and the entire face is divided vertically into five eye-lengths. All faces drawn according to the proportion of "three courts and five eyes" are harmonious. The ideal oval face completely conforms to this proportion.

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