Best HAIR TIPS for LONG Faces!

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To all my fellow long faced, big 5headed people out there: we’re beautiful!!!!

Your attitude to style and beauty is so refreshing. Some of the conventional wisdom of ‘hiding flaws’ can be bad for people’s self-esteem and doesn’t actually help individual people find their style and confidence.

I have a long face and feel my hair looks best up in a high bun. I have a long neck. I always get compliments when it’s up high.

The way she speaks so fondly and affectionately on all types of feature makes me just ☺️. Always leave these videos feeling confident and informed.

I love long faces! They have an elegant and chic feel. I especially love long faces with bangs or a centre parting! I think the problem is that the renaissance for long faces was the 70s, long faces with droopy eyes were the biggest beauty trend in the 70s For the big forehead girls, their Renaissance was the 90s/early 2000s when a lot of supermodels had bigger foreheads The current beauty trend is definitely catered towards short round and square faces we all have our time as the beauty trend, don’t get caught up in it! focus on what works for you and not whats trending :)

I teared up when Aly said that bangs should not be used to hide something and that we don't serve imperfections. My long face and long chin are my inferiority complex. Finally someone has such a positive attitude towards the features that I dislike most about myself.

Love how she has to specify “not a mullet” multiple times cause of the current weird mullet trend lol

Love how you so convincingly explain that we shouldn't consider our faces flawed, just uniquely beautiful. This was amazing!

SO EXCITED ABOUT THIS VIDEO! I feel like we long faced folks are kind of left out, and with all the filters and surgeries that shorten the face becoming so mainstream, I feel like I'm always fighting my face instead of finding ways to flatter it. Almost everyone with a long face puts out photos that are altered or at strategic angles (Khloe Kardashian, or really that whole crew, like Kylie with her jaw surgery) , so it's hard to find guidance or role models. Thank you thank you thank you!

I have a long face and I used to keep my hair very short. For years I felt unattractive and disliked my face shape. Well, I decided to grow my hair out last year (I couldn't go to a salon or barbershop anyway) and I think I am more attractive with long hair. I've also heard that women with long faces should avoid long hair, but I think I've been doing myself a disservice.

I came here for tips on how to minimise my long face and I went away feeling like it’s my biggest asset 😅😭 such a positive video ❤

I have a long face. I embrace my big head with updos, half up half down styles, messy top buns, side parts with tighter waves, and straight long middle parts. I typically feel more comfortable with more volume at the top with a side part but I'm a soft natural so the messy soft slept in hair suits me well.

Cher has quite a long face and her signature long straight hair, especially when she was young, is iconic. I love how you approach features that are usually seem as "flaws", like something we must correct or hide. Beauty comes in many different ways. I have an oval, long face and having short, wavy hair and a bit layered hair makes my face look more harmonious.

You’re so well-spoken and your perspective on things is always a breath of fresh air✨ love your channel!

Omg! I absolutely agree with your approach to face features: it's not about flaws, it's about non-matching vibe

I love how you focus on the vibe and the lifestyle for a coherent look, and not only on the face shape. You are so right!

Aly, you are amazing! Hugs from one dramatic natural, tall, Bulgarian woman, with long face and curly hair. All you said works great for me and I do it. Thank you so much, you are such a sweetheart! ♥️

Yay! One just for me, i have long hair and a relatively long face.

I know this sounds generic, or cliche, but honestly hearing her talk about this made me feel more confident. It’s just hair, and you do what suits your lifestyle. Don’t feel pressured into anything other than what works for you