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Textured High Bun
A textured high bun lifts the hair away from the face, elongating the silhouette and adding softness above a defined jawline. Slightly undone strands keep the look polished without feeling too severe, making it ideal for special occasions.
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Wearing this with a square face
A square face has a broad forehead, straight sides and a defined, angular jaw that's close in width to the forehead. The corners are sharp rather than curved, and the length and width are similar.
Curtain bangs, wispy layers and waves near the jaw are good references when you want movement around the face.
A blunt bob at jaw level or a heavy straight fringe creates a more graphic outline. Choose it deliberately if that is the look you enjoy.
Would face-framing layers or a blunt perimeter suit my natural texture and the amount of styling I want to do?
What it takes to wear
- Maintenance
- Low upkeep
- Styling time
- 5-10 minutes
- Best hair type
- Thick hair
Prep the roots with dry shampoo or texture spray, gather the hair high, and secure the bun without pulling it too tight. Leave a few soft pieces near the hairline to keep the shape flattering and undone.
Accessories for a square face
The same balance that guides this cut applies to the frames and earrings you reach for. These guides pick the shapes that flatter a square face.
Related hairstyles
Sleek Center-Part Lob
A sleek, center-parted lob skims the shoulders with a clean, polished finish that elongates the face and softens a strong jawline. The straight, glossy texture and symmetrical part make it a versatile pick for both office days and evening plans.
Long Layers with Fringe
Long, flowing layers paired with a soft fringe bring curve and balance to angular features, making this a go-to option for square face shapes. The bangs draw attention to the eyes while the layers keep long hair light and dynamic.
Shag Cut with Full Fringe
A layered shag with a full, textured fringe softens the strong angles of a square jaw while adding movement throughout medium-length hair. The choppy layers and face-framing bangs work especially well for anyone wanting an effortless, lived-in finish.
