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You may know that certain hairstyles are suitable for certain face shapes, but have you ever wondered how your jewelry can be likable-or not so likable-also because of it?
If your answer is absolutely no, then you are not alone. Although many of us are not ashamed to admit that we are a bit picky when choosing jewelry, we often only consider our taste when buying or rejecting certain jewelry.
If we like it enough and can afford it, then it is ours-we rarely (or, rather, never) put back what we like because it *completely* the structure of our face is wrong shape……
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It goes without saying that all face shapes are beautiful, but just like many people like to try on clothes to see what suits our body best, play with your jewelry to find out which style is also fun to your favorite Ways to balance and highlight the proportions of your face.
For people with round faces, lengthening your facial contour—rather than enlarging it—is often the main goal. To achieve this, it is wise to avoid round earrings and pay more attention to long and draped styles to create the illusion of extra length.
For people with a heart-shaped face—the forehead is wider than the cheeks, and the chin is narrow—use wide-bottom earrings to balance the jaw line to create a very flattering appearance. Wide styles such as teardrops can modify the face shape and perfectly balance the proportions.
A square face means a beautiful and strong jaw. Jewelry can help smooth and soften your facial structure, and the round, curved styles and flowing shapes-without any edges or corners-prove to be the most influential.
For people with diamond-shaped faces—the eyes are the widest part of the face and the shape of the forehead reflects the chin—the angle of balance seems tricky. Wearing ear studs close to the ear works very well, and the chandelier earrings with a wide bottom can also be a good way to modify the shape of the face.
The oval face is the easiest to wear. Almost all styles of earrings are suitable for a flattering contour. It’s best to avoid anything with too big a drop to avoid excessive elongation, but everything from rivets to hugs and hoops looks great on an oval face.
Post time: Jun-03-2021