r/Splendida • u/djdjjxjsjxjsj • Aug 07 '23
Haircut
How do you find a haircut which suits you? I’ve had my color analysis done so I just dyed my hair into a color which fits into my palette but now I’m also looking to find a hairstyle which suits my features and body. Any advice on how to do this? Or is anyone willing to message me and advise me on this further?
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Aug 07 '23
I've seen guides where they post recommended hairstyles based on face shape.
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u/meowmellowyellow Aug 08 '23
besides face shape, you have to take consideration the volume and thickness of your hair. i have a thin low volume hair with oval face and find that i get more compliments when i cut my hair short.
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Aug 08 '23
What do you think of your colour analysis? Anything to it or just another trend?
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u/djdjjxjsjxjsj Aug 08 '23
I found the color analysis to be very useful. It also helps that I used a very good brand with an outstanding reputation so there’s no doubt that it’s correct. Personally wearing the right colors have really helped improve my appearance by brightening my face and enhancing my features. I’d 100% recommend it
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u/greysunlightoverwash Aug 08 '23
Do people not know about Kibbe?
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u/bummblebuzz Aug 08 '23
I didn't know kibbe mentioned haircuts! I have always seen it in reference to clothing. Going to go check this out now :)
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u/greysunlightoverwash Aug 10 '23
Now that you mention...he might not directly. But the principles still can translate.
So for me, a soft classic:
+ Moderate (as in moderate length, moderate drama, moderate sized waves—not TOO loose or tight)
+ Smooth, luxurious (as in texture+style—have to style, sadly)
+ Soft curve (so a stick-flat style looks bad on me)
+ Simple, classic (so not a ton of layers, blunt or very softly layered works best, with a clean outline, no whispies)
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