Part your hair in the middle or wear it swept to one side to create different looks.

Longer hairstyles layered away from face. For instance long hairstyles draw the eye down and make the face look longer. Natural hair expert and founder of Hayah Cosmetics Darrius Peace revealed that long hair and long layers can have a similar effect on the face. To balance out the shape of your face you will want long layers that give width to the chin area while minimizing the forehead area.

For this long layered look part your hair to the side and curl away from your face. Over the years everyones hair changes in some ways. The golden-bronde color with a dark undercut is a unique element that makes this pixie stand out from all the rest.

This type of layered look is often jaw-length or longer and can usually be tucked behind the ear. This will create a gorgeous side-swept look. One of my favorite haircuts for this face shape is a longer bob that just touches the collarbone with long layers and long side-swept bangs preferably styled in.

To achieve a classic 70s inspired look subtly layer the front of your hair and curl the strands outward away from the face for a feathered curl effect. While layers are one of the best ways to elevate your long hairstyle we totally swear by facial framing. The feathered bangs help shape the face.

Layered Bob with Bangs A layered bob is one of the most popular haircuts for women over 60 because it will show the advantages of a face with the tiered hairline and side bangs. When you add highlights focus them on side bangs to easily lighten up your face. Hair should thin as you move down the head.

Hair should be thickest at the top of the head while long and sweeping side bangs are cut down to the cup underneath the cheekbone. Long layers to sculpt your jawline and shorter ones near on the cheekbones to give the illusion of a more angled face. The stacked back helps with some extra height and structure to the textured layers.