25 Best Hairstyles for Women With a Round Face

There are many ways to achieve Mila Kunis' voluminous beachy waves. Curl it with a large barrel curler and brush it out, or curl with a straightener. Both provide an elegant face-framing flow that lasts days.

Bring out your inner dancer with Emma Stone's classic ballerina bun. Slick back the hair at the top and sides using a hairbrush and hairspray, then twirl it into a bun and pin. For a pristine ballerina bun, use a bun form.

It's all about the texture with Selena Gomez's textured ponytail. This look is perfect for second or third day hair. Sleep in braids to gain waves, add dry shampoo to the roots for volume, then messily sweep it back into a mid-low ponytail.

Stick to something timeless and easy with Hayden Panettierre's straight, long layers. Straighten the hair and curve inward at the end of the strand. This brings attention to the layers since they will curve toward the face.

A deep side part is a great trick for those with round faces since it offsets the overt roundness of the face. Chrissy Teigen's textured side part takes advantage of that. She parts her hair to the far right and tucks it behind her ear for added drama.

Those with round faces are often afraid to go short, but Janelle Monae is proof that a textured pixie looks incredible on circular faces. Spray in a bit of texturizing spray and scrunch. Then, play with the hair until it looks purposefully messy.

Create the illusion of an oval face with Maisie Williams' shag. The short layered sides accentuate the long back and elongate the face. Maisie's messy bangs cover the forehead, thus placing greater emphasis on the lower half of the face.

Instead of an inward curve like Hayden Panettierre, Jennifer Hudson curves the ends of her hair outward, giving it a flipped, wind-swept look. To add a touch of elegance, Jennifer pins one side just above the ear.

Contrary to Mila Kunis' beachy wave, Kaley Cuoco shows off a tousled wave. This is the messier, edgier version of the beachy wave. Give the hair a light curl, then run your fingers through it and shake it out to achieve an expert tousle.

The secret to Gigi Hadid's high bun is the middle part layered bang. Gigi's bangs elongate and frame the face, making it appear more oval-like. For the bun, pull the hair back into a high ponytail then swirl it around the base to make a bun.

Capture the beauty of old glamour with Priyanka Chopra's Hollywood wave. Start with a deep side part and pin curl. Wait for the curls to set then brush. The hair should look like one continuous wave rather than various strands of waves.

When in doubt, go sleek straight like Queen Latifah. Flat iron the hair until it is pin straight—no curves. Use hairspray or gel to secure flyaways and baby hairs. For a sophisticated look, tuck the hair behind the ears.

Create the illusion of angles with Kirsten Dunst's loose side braid. Start with a deep side part then braid off to one shoulder. This does not need to be done neatly. Once the hair is braided and secure, pull on the strands to make them bigger.

Gabrielle Union's natural tight curls add volume around the face. This minimizes facial prominence and draws attention to the hair. To recreate this look, curl the hair with a thin wand—that's about the size of a pinky finger.

Upgrade a high ponytail by wrapping hair around the tie like Sarah Hyland. Start by pulling the hair back. Use a hairbrush to make sure the hair is sleek and detangled. Once the ponytail is tied, grab a strand from the ponytail and wrap it around the hair tie. Secure it with a pin.

Recreate Miranda Kerr's bombshell blowout by blow drying wet hair using a round brush. Hold the brush at the root of the hair and blow warm air downward. Continue to roll the hair around the brush as you dry the rest of the strand. The key to a blowout is lifting hair off the scalp to give it volume.

A great alternative to a bun is Kate Upton's textured twist. Run mousse through the hair for added texture then gather at the base of the neck. Twist the hair upward and tuck the ends back down. Secure the twist with pins. For volume on top, pull the hair up and spray with hairspray.

Make bangs the star of the show with Ginnifer Goodwin's angled pixie. Straighten hair downward and sweep it off to the side. This angled look will accentuate the eyes and sharpness of the jaw.

Can't decide between up or down? Do both with Kate Boseworth's half up half down hairstyle. Brush the hair behind the back. Section off the top half of the hair above the ears using your thumbs. Gather it into a ponytail and secure flyaways with hairspray.

Cut loose with Mindy Kaling's loose low bun. Messily gather hair into a low ponytail. Twist and wrap the hair to create a bun then secure it with a hair tie and pins. Pull out pieces around the face for a loose, effortless look.