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What’s My Face Shape?

The first step towards finding the perfect pair of glasses is to find your face shape. Because every face is unique in the angles and lines that make up the face, try to pick the shape that??most strongly??resembles your face. The four most common face shapes are square, oval, heart, and round face shapes.

To find your face shape you can use a couple different methods. The easiest method is to ask a friend or family member. Another method is to trace your face shape with a bar of soap, dry erase marker, or some lipstick in the mirror.

You can also measure the width of different parts of your face, and then deduce a shape based on the results. To do so, perform the following steps:

1. Measure your forehead, cheekbones, and jaw with a measuring tape. Are they equal? If the answer is no, proceed to step number 4.
2. If your forehead, cheekbones, and jaw are equal, then your face is either round, oval, or square. Next, look at your jaw. Is it round or is it square? If it’s square, then you have a square-shaped face shape. If it’s round, move on to the next step.
3. Look at the length of your face. Is it short or long? If it’s short, then you have a round face. If it’s long, you have a more oval or oblong face shape.
4. If your forehead, cheekbones, and jaw are unequal, and your cheekbones or forehead are wider than your jaw with your chin coming to a point, then you have a heart-shaped face.

Types of Face Shapes

While we only focus on four face shapes, other shapes include diamond, triangle, and pear face shapes. Find your face shape below to see which frame styles will look best on you:

• Square-shaped face
• Heart-shaped face
• Oval-shaped face
• Round-shaped face