Springville Herald | 1950-03-23 | Page 12 | Your Face Should Govern Hair Style

'Your Face Should ' Govern Hair Style Michael, trend setting hair stylist styl-ist offers tips for styling your hair to enhance the contours of your If your face is the ideal oval, you can adopt a fairly extreme hair-do successfully. Because you are so fortunate, you might like to try the charming and witty new "pinking shears" cut. For this, the hair is smooth on top, and brushed downward. The ends are cut in an uneven jagged line, reminiscent of a little gamin. If your face is round, keep your hair close to your face creating the illusion of length. Wear your hair about mid-neck length. Avoid bangs, because they cut the length of the face. If your face is square, wear soft curls. Concentrate height at the top of the head, and add modified modi-fied fullness below the ears. Avoid very short cuts and any suggestion of width at the cheekbones. If your face is an inverted triangle, tri-angle, keep your forehead exposed with a hint of fullness at either side. Bring your hair forward concealing con-cealing part of the jawline. Keep your hair medium length. If your face it a triangle, add width to the jawline with a cluster of soft waves and curls. Wear your hair smooth to your ears. If your face is a rectangle, try horizontal interest like bands of waves across the forehead Avoid extremes in length. Wear your hair in a soft fluff at the sides of the face.