All you need is a ruler and a pencil
It's a question hairstylists and reliable friends are often asked, but without knowing the scientific way to tell, it can be hard to give an honest opinion.What 5 women look like after cutting their hair
The magic measurement was discovered by hairstyle trendsetter and product innovator, John Frieda and 'it's all about the angles' says Senior Stylist at John Frieda Salons UK and International Training Director of Color Wow, Giles Robinson. 'John studied faces and saw that the angle of the jaw bone determined whether or not someone would look bestor long hair'. They say the result is a trusted, easy but exact, measurement that indicates whether a face is suited to short or long hair.
To try it, position a pencil or pen under your chin horizontally and then place a ruler under your ear, vertically. Take your measurement from the intersection of the pencil and ruler. Less than 2.25" and you'd look amazing with short hair, and if it's anything more long locks will be the most flattering choice for you.and cropped their hair, it becomes crystal clear.
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