Face Framing Layers Try-On: See Face-Framing Bangs on You

Long face-framing layers

The shortest piece starts at the chin or collarbone and blends down. The easiest version to grow out.

Face-framing bangs

Long bangs that split and fall between the cheekbones and the jaw, a softer take on a fringe.

Cheekbone-length framing

Starts at the cheekbones to highlight them; good on oval and long faces.

Wispy side-swept framing

Light pieces swept to one side, for a softer, asymmetric frame.

Butterfly cut

Short framing layers on top of long layers, styled with volume for a bouncy shape.

Shag with framing pieces

Choppy layers all over with shorter pieces around the face; lots of texture.

Chin-length framing on a lob

A shoulder-length cut with pieces at the chin to add width at the jaw.

Curly framing pieces

Curls cut shorter around the face so they sit open instead of heavy.

90s layered cut

Bouncy, blown-out layers with chunky framing pieces at the front.

Round face

Start below the chin so the lines run down and lengthen the face.

Long or oblong face

Start at the cheekbones to add width across the middle.

Square face

Soft, wispy pieces around the jaw take the edge off the corners.

Heart face

Start at the chin or below to add fullness under the cheekbones.