So, you’ve got an oval face andcurly hair?
Goodwe happen to have some tips about what hairstyles look best and will make your life easier.
Luckily for you, an oval face does the rest of the work.
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Face-framing layers and bangs are our favoritego-tos for oval faces, and that goes for curly hair too.
It’s all about enhancing the curl, instead of weighing it down.
The curls brush away from the face in a way that accentuates the face and looks effortlessly stylish.
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And styling this cut is super easysimply add product and let your hair air-dry.
For oval faces, long layers add a little definition.
Layers also keep curly hair from looking weighed down.
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Put them together with a lob-length cut, and you’ve got a low-maintenance, trendy look.
The shape comes completely from well-placed layers that hit right at the cheekbones.
It looks perfectly textured and effortless.
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Curly hair gives it some lift and volume that it often lacks with straight hair.
Long, All-Natural, & Major Volume
If all else fails, go natural!
You’ve got curly hair, and you should flaunt it.
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Choppy Bob
A cropped chin-length bob sports waves that look both elegant and casual.
A sleek middle part balances this choppy cut.
This cut works for diamond andheart face shapesas well.
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We love how this cut hits right at the top of the shoulders to make it keep it light.
Do keep in mind that layers are your best friend for a longer-length curly hairstyle, though.
You need layers throughout with extra attention to face-framing layers towards the front.
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Textured Bob with Bangs
Soft layers add volume to curly hair in this textured bob.
The shaping does all the work in this low-maintenance cut, so theres little styling needed.
Add interest with short, piecey bangs.
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Long Layers
Make waves with breezy, beachy hair.
Long, loose curls frame the face, and layers control the hairs volume.
A side part works for the oval face shape and layered curls.
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Shoulder-Length with Long Fringe
Long fringe gives these shoulder-length layers a shag style.
For a polished look, use a flat iron on the bangs and hold with a mist of hairspray.
Wavy Bob
Layering frames the face and boosts the natural wave in your hair.
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Shaggy Bob
Add fullness where your oval face gets the thinnest.
This shaggy ‘do gets fuller around the jawline thanks to its choppy layers.
Create a piecey look with a curling iron, and use hairspray to keep thick curls in place.
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Boost natural curls, and add definition and bounce with a curling iron all over.
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