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Head and face shapes


Head and face shapes may influence cutting and perming by forcing the hairdresser to advise the client on which styles would suit their particular face shape and compensate for any style which may not complement the clients face shape. For example, if a client has a square face shape, a hairdresser would advise a style that would compensate by rounding off the squareness of the face, enhancing the good features and disguising unwanted features. But it's not just head and face shapes that dictate the appropriate hair style a client should have. The clients lifestyle is also very important and should be taken into consideration.

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