PSLHairstyles for square faces
Keep the definition of your jaw or add softer movement around it. Compare flowing parts, waves and layered cuts before choosing.
Narrow down your next cut
Filters help you choose a cut; they do not change the selected preview style.
6 styles
Keep definition or soften the edges
Loose waves introduce curved lines around an angular jaw. A clean side part keeps the face more open. Neither is required: choose whether you want contrast or definition.
Think about the part and the ends
Curtains can break up the upper outline, while a lob places the ends below the jaw. A side-swept pixie offers a shorter option with direction instead of uniform volume.
Choose movement you can maintain
Soft waves may need daily shaping on straight hair. Compare the upkeep tags as well as the pictures, and bring the selected preview to your barber or stylist.
Common questions
Do I need bangs to soften a square face?
No. Waves, a side part or layered ends can also change the outline. Use the examples to decide how much of your forehead and jaw you want to show.
Will the preview change my natural texture?
The preview follows the selected haircut template. Texture filters are browsing advice, not a promise that a haircut will recreate the image without styling.
Which photo works best?
Use a well-lit, front-facing photo of one person. Keep the full face and hair in view, without filters.