9. Feathered Layers with a Center-Modified Fringe
Feathered layers reminiscent of retro styling have made a massive comeback, offering a fabulous way to frame a round face. The key to making feathered layers work for round face shapes is ensuring the feathering starts below the chin, directing the hair away from the face in soft, winged motions. Pair this with a feathered fringe that is slightly parted or thinned out in the center so it does not completely seal off the forehead. This technique opens up the upper half of the face while the feathered ends create a slimming effect along the jaw. Blow-drying your hair with a large round brush rolling backward will set those gorgeous wings in place for a glamorous, voluminous finish.