What is my
face shape?
Woman with auburn curls, freckles and a sculptural silver ear cuff

What is my
face shape?

Start with the proportions you can see. Make the style your own.

Start observing

A visual guide to your face, your features, and the choices that feel like you.

Take a closer look.

Pull your hair back, find a mirror, and give yourself a moment. Begin with the outline you can see.

Frontal portrait of a woman with a platinum pixie, with her forehead, cheekbones and jaw clearly visible
A clear view. Your own observations.
What have you noticed?

Tick each area as you go.

Continue your observations ↗

Find your vocabulary.

Explore the words people use to describe face shapes. Keep the descriptions that help you notice your own features.

Woman with short natural curls and an ice-blue organza sleeve in sculptural studio light

You do not have to settle on one word. Keep looking, comparing, and making your own notes.

Make it your style.

A new part. A different frame. A detail you have always wanted to try.

Woman with a silver bob wearing angular amber glasses and a white architectural neckline
Silver hair. Amber frames. Her own point of view.

Hair, your way.

Think about the length, texture, and part you enjoy. Add the time you want to spend styling.

A fresh frame.

Notice what you reach for: the color, the shape, and how the frames feel through your day.

Open your style notebook ↗

Before you begin.

Where should I start?

Begin with the observation checklist. Then explore the face atlas or go straight to the style notebook with your own questions.

Does this checklist give a result?

It records which areas you have looked at. It does not calculate or assign a face shape.

How do I clear my notes?

Choose Reset to clear your ticks. No account or photograph is needed to use this checklist.