Best Fall Haircut for Round Face 2025: Trendy Layered Cuts and Flattering Styles

What haircut will make you feel like a different person this fall, but still the same person?
And if you have ever stared in the mirror and thought that your round face makes any style look… meh, you are not the only one. Now don t get me wrong, it is not your face, it is the wrong cut. And this fall? The options are finally catching up with us.

I have a portfolio of beautiful, softer-structured cuts that do what good hair is supposed to do, which is to frame your features, add movement and make you feel like you just walked out of a moody Pinterest board called September Reset. Whether you’re into barely-there layers or a bold chin-grazing bob, the right fall haircut for round face 2025 exists—and yes, it can be low-effort and high-impact.

This post is all about the cuts I have been saving all season, and how they work, how they wear, and why they are so great on soft, symmetrical face shapes. Whispery bangs, voluminous texture, and everything in between, we have it all, and there is also a lot of visual inspiration to choose your new signature style.

So—what’s your fall hair energy going to be? Let’s find out.

Choppy Layers with Bottleneck Bangs

Softly textured layers with bottleneck bangs are amazingly easy to achieve. The appearance is a riff on that un-done beauty we desire during fall- airy, wispy and quietly chic. The layering is choppy and not bulky, skating right under the chin to proportion a round face perfectly. The fall haircut of round face 2025 is not about concealing your features, it is about framing them in such a way they feel like new. And those curtain-y bangs? They separate only to open the eyes without severe lines.

This style remains light and low-maintenance- particularly when you allow your natural texture to come through. I tend to squeeze in some Ouai Air Dry Foam and go. To add additional grip to the bangs, Kristin Ess Weightless Shine Air Dry Crme is applied to keep it piecey, but not hard.

I have tried different versions of this cut in the transitional seasons, and each time, someone tells me I look cooler without knowing why. I believe it is due to the fact that the shape is so flattering in a subtle way. Mara Roszak, a celebrity stylist once claimed that bangs such as these are the contour of haircuts and she is not wrong.

Want to amp it up? Add a hint of gloss or an almost visible warm balayage to give some dimension. Not a bit fussy, but a touch of polish that takes the golden fall light in the prettiest way.

Sleek & Streamlined with Tucked-In Ends

Let’s talk polish—with edge. This appearance is a bit French, a bit editor-in-SoHo. It is all about the smooth, mid length crop with the ends that are slightly tucked under to give a neat and sculpted effect. That slight curve at the bottom? It is what complements the roundness of the face and makes the entire style have a soft structure. It’s giving intentional, even when you didn’t try hard.

In case your strands are prone to puffing or waving, you should apply a blow-dry brush to this. My favorite is the Revlon One-Step Volumizer Plus which straightens and smooths without burning your ends. Set with a pea-sized portion of IGK Good Behavior Smoothing Spray, which provides hold and heat protection all in one.

To me, this is the type of style that makes you feel crisper- like you are washed out all over your face. It also goes with anything such as a deep berry lip to a classic trench coat. Fall is all about layers, but this cut makes your vibe clean and powerful.

It is not a crime to go a bit shorter as long as your jawline can handle it. Round faces are helped by that lift at the ends–it brings the eye up, always.

Center-Parted, Feathered Layers

This is to the minimalist who does not want to be without shape, but does not want a bulky texture, does not want extreme angles. Nothing but clean lines and soft feathering which begins at the cheekbone and blends into longer layers. The middle section lengthens the face, which is a timeless trick that never fails, particularly when the cut is at or just below collarbone.

This style loves a healthy, glossy finish. I have a bottle of Kerrastase Elixir Ultime on my desk to run through my ends every few days, it makes them soft again without weighing anything down. In case your hair is thick by nature, a little internal layering makes it breezy and not helmet-y.

When I wore something like that last fall I played more with my outfits. This is such a moderate cut that it does not rival with strong color or high collars. It is the haircut version of a soft cashmere wrap: dependable, fancy, and quite autumnal.

Bonus? It comes out so pretty that it is perfect in case you are not going to touch it up until the holidays.

Volumized Waves with Deep Side Sweep

Hello, glam. This is the appearance of volume and movement coming together- just a little bit of bounce in all the right spots. A more pronounced side parting takes the emphasis off the fullest section of the face, immediately lengthening the profile. The layers are trimmed to boost the body and texture without going out of control, which is precisely what you need in early fall when the humidity begins to drop.

This is my default when I need to feel a bit more made-up, but not too dressed-up. I have the Drybar Double Shot Blow-Dryer Brush and some R+Co Balloon Dry Volume Spray- you will get the airy fullness without stickiness.

There’s something undeniably romantic about this shape, too. On one side you may pin up with a bold earring or leave it loose and dishevelled. In any case, it attracts attention without being too pushy.

And, in case you have been growing out a fringe or curtain bangs, this is the style that will make it look smooth. And allow the top layers to fall naturally, they will mix like a dream.

Textured Lob with Softly Flipped Ends

This one’s a quiet powerhouse. Not too short, not too long, and with just the right amount of texture to say, I styled this, but in reality, did not do much at all. The ends curl lightly out of the face, making it light, but not rounded. The texture makes all the difference, it creates softness and volume where it is needed in a fall haircut for round face 2025.

I tend to use a flat iron to slightly turn the ends over to make it appear fresh. My holy grail is the GHD Original Styler because it does not snag, and it allows me to play without turning into a full salon mode. To add the lived-in effect, a little sea salt spray is used.

This cut made me feel lighter—literally and emotionally. It is wonderful when you are in a kind of reset period or you want something to put behind the ears with a warm sweater.

Stylist Anh Co Tran has explained that such a cut allows you to play with texture, not battle it, which seems to be the right vibe in fall.

Layered Ash Blonde with Curtain Flow

This cut has a golden hour in a warm coffee shop vibe, warm, flattering, and a little elevated. The ash blonde cut is long and layered and is feathered slightly to frame the cheeks without overwhelming them and the curtain bangs part in the middle. It is a sort of a cheat code to anyone with a round face: those long face-framing pieces make the silhouette slimmer but keep everything relaxed.

The real key here is shine and movement. I also enjoy Pureology Color Fanatic Multi-Tasking Leave-In Spray, which keeps blonde hair hydrated and shiny, as the cooler air begins to dry everything out. And never miss trims; as soon as the layers become too long the entire shape goes flat.

I think this type of blonde is most suited when it is a bit undone. It pairs perfectly with soft neutrals and oversized knits. There is something about the tones and the shape that just screams I woke up like this even when you did not.

Want to elevate the color? Ask your stylist to add some discreet money pieces around the front, those lighter ribbons will immediately brighten up the face, particularly when layered like this.

Mocha Soft Layers with Middle Part

When you have long hair, but you need a change that will look good without a drastic cut, this is the step. This haircut has a very soft and elegant rhythm with long mocha layers, which are divided in the center, making the face appear longer. It is not too sleek and harsh, and those soft face-framing layers just melt down to not overdo the whole shape.

To keep this type of silky finish, I would suggest the Bumble and Bumble Hairdresser Invisible Oil Primer. It controls frizz, shields against heat and leaves your layers swooshing and not sticking.

This cut really gives me “luxury minimalism” energy. It is not overdoing it, but it certainly has the presence. The type of style that looks good in a clean white tee or a camel coat and looks equally put together both ways.

When you are brunette and you are not willing to commit to coloring, a gloss treatment can make the difference to enhance your natural tone. It gives you shine and richness without committing you to maintenance.

Face-Framing Waves with Modern Fringe

This is the one that the girls want dimension with a little edge. The fringe here is not really too blunt or too wispy, it is the Goldilocks area that gives the eyes enough attention but leaves the forehead open. The remaining cut is packed with feathered middle length waves that look lived in yet refined. And with a round face, the combination of vertical fringe and cascading waves work miracles in terms of balance.

I discover that such waves look gorgeous when held by Amika High Tide Deep Waver tool. Just a spritz of Oribe Apres Beach Wave and Shine Spray to get that second-day texture and you are ready to go.

I have had a similar cut, with a leather blazer, and felt like a street-style photo waiting to be taken. It’s bold but accessible, flirty but grown. Want a cut that will make you feel the new season hit, you found it.

Want more bounce? Ask your stylist to texturize the ends. It assists in maintaining the waves light and full without adding bulk to the perimeter.

Chocolate Layers with Natural Volume

This is one of those cuts that whispers confidence. The chocolate brown color is deep and textural and the long invisible layers are carved to give natural fullness. The volume begins just above the cheekbone and increases to the ends, which is one of the most flattering shapes on a rounder face- since it pulls everything up and out.

This kind of density needs the right styling support. I am a fan of Living Proof Full Dry Volume & Texture Spray, a couple of spritzes can revive second-day hair and still keep the shape. Avoid anything that is too creamy or oily as the layers will become heavy.

I have this shape cut with a razor and with scissors, and the truth is that it is all in the hands of your stylist. It is the type of haircut that is good to look at even after weeks of styling.

The only note I’d add? We are moving into fall, so give a deep chocolate gloss or a cinnamon brown glaze a try. It makes the entire cut stand out in the sun, and yes pumpkin patches.

Mini Bob with Natural Ends

This soft-angled mini bob is a new triumph to those who wish to have a dramatic change but still be feminine. It is trimmed just under the jaw, which is sometimes difficult on a round face–but the smooth curve and the tapering ends save it. It provides lightness and an airy profile instead of creating width, which is delicate yet modern. It is the type of cut that raises the focus in rather than out.

This bob thrives on clean lines and good texture. I prefer to air-dry and add a little Davines OI All In One Milk, and then give a little bit of light definition at the ends with the T3 SinglePass Compact Iron. The secret is not to over-style-let it be slightly worn.

The best part is that this length is so liberating. It’s bold without shouting. And no ponytails, no fuss, just clean sculptural energy that is ideal to fall layering and chunky scarves.

Want to make it edgier? Ask for soft graduation at the nape. It gives it depth and creates the impression of added structure without taking away the softness that round faces enjoy.

Dimensional Wavy Lob with Warm Highlights

This trim is at that elusive sweet spot of casual and organized. The lob (long bob) is softly angled with choppy waves and warm caramel highlights that catch the light in the coziest way. It’s got that “city in the fall” energy—slightly tousled, intentionally imperfect, and 100% flattering for a round face thanks to its slightly longer front and soft volume.

This chop works well with texturizing spray and some curls using a 1.25-inch curling iron. I can testify to Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray to get that lived-in, non-sticky look. Skip the serum—this cut loves a matte, airy vibe.

I have worn this shape on weekends and to work, and it looks great both ways. The color assists to interrupt the roundness of the face by creating light and shade in the appropriate areas. Major plus: it grows out without looking overgrown.

Want to personalize it? Try adding a few subtle face-framing layers. They will smooth out the jawline and tie everything up without the need to style it on a daily basis.

Chestnut Layers with Airy Curtain Bangs

Soft, sweeping curtain bangs paired with chestnut brown layers? It’s the fall trifecta. These bangs do not chop up the face, they fall and open up things, which is ideal in round face shapes. The length falls down smoothly over the collarbone, and the styling is not too heavy here.

Bangs do mean a bit of upkeep. I apply Kristin Ess Style Assist Blow Dry Mist to assist in guiding them into position as I blow dry, and I keep a small round brush at the ready. A fast trim every few weeks will make all the difference to keep them fresh.

I have always considered that curtain bangs are a golden mean between romantic and edgy. They are only soft enough to feel vintage, but not outdated. Once, hairstylist Chris Appleton referred to them as a facelift without commitment, and he was not wrong since they open up the cheekbones and lengthen the face.

When your hair is a little thick, request some internal thinning to maintain the body light. You want movement, not bulk.

Mid-Length Shag with Undone Texture

This chop is the coolest-girl shag of the fall: piecey layers, slight face-framing and texture galore. The waves are not perfect, but in the best possible manner–more walked through the wind on purpose than salon sleek. The length is perfect to satisfy those who desire change but do not want something too short and the volume is mid to low, which is excellent to balance rounder face shapes.

The style works well with a diffuser and curl cream. I adore Briogeo Curl Charisma to assist in shaping the layers and making things frizz-free. Bonus: it smells like a cozy fall candle.

This type of cut makes me a bit more undone and artsy in the best sense. It is the style that I go to when I need my hair to say, I do not have to work hard to look good.

Not into heavy layers? Ask your stylist to point-cut instead of razor. You will have all the softness with no weight loss at the ends.

Sculpted Layers with Soft Flicked Ends

This is a gorgeous example of balance: soft sculpted layers with a flick at the ends which lifts and lengthens. The shape is subtle, but it has power. The hair frames the face in a flattering way, but there is a little volume at the crown and it is not too long. It is a perfect round face fall haircut 2025 as it is still modern and makes the eye go up and down.

This is a flat iron and dry shampoo cut. I use the T3 Lucea 1″ Styling Iron for that subtle bend at the ends, and Ouai Super Dry Shampoo to keep everything fresh between washes.

Whenever I receive a flicked-layer cut such as this, people will tell me that I have done something new with my makeup. It elevates the entire face without a large chop, it is sneaky that way.

To maintain the shape, request your stylist to give you “graduated layers with minimum interior weight.” It makes the hair to fall in that ideal soft V shape without the need of styling all the time.

Glossy Curl-Bodied Lob

As curl queens or anyone embracing texture, this wet like glossy lob is a go to this season. The cut fits the neckline with powerful silhouette and allows curls to dominate. The asymmetry of the side part is enough to give a bit of drama. It is magic on a round face-it gives structure, without boxing anything in.

To maintain my curl, I vouch by Pattern Curl Gel and silk pillowcase. Such curls are worth being defined and frizz-free, and hydration is the key to maintaining them bouncy during the drier months.

This kind of lob feels unapologetically strong. It is also versatile, you can pin one side back, put it in a French twist or simply air-dry and frame your face with no effort at all.

Want the curls to feel even fuller? Ask your stylist to dry-cut your layers. It makes the shape fit your curl pattern- not just your length.

Feathered Shoulder-Grazing Layers

This look is a subtle stunner. The haircut is just below the shoulders with feathered ends that flips out a little. The layers are light and deliberate beginning just below the cheekbones, providing form without bulk. It is a traditional shape on round faces, which lengthens the profile without sharp edges.

In order to maintain this shape smooth and bouncy, I would advise the use of Kérastase Genesis Defense Thermique. It protects against heat and adds lightweight movement. When drying, a big round brush can assist in creating a small bevel at the ends.

This shape is my favorite to wear to work or on a daily basis, it is low-maintenance, but looks styled even after a quick run-through. The bottom flip is retro in the best sense, and when the wind gets it? Pure fall magic.

To add additional shine, a weekly clear gloss can add life to this hair cut and assist in defining the layers without altering your color.

Wavy Mid-Length with Natural Part

And in case you prefer your hair to be a bit messier, this is your cut. The mid-length waves are right above the shoulders, and the middle part is casual and natural. The hair has a natural curve that softens the face and the ends are left deliberately un-neat, which gives it that relaxed feel that is never too done.

No need for heat here—this haircut thrives on air-drying. I prefer Rahua Aloe Vera Hair Gel because it is soft-hold and frizz-free. Squish it in wet, leave it to its own devices and you are good to go.

This is the type of style I would grab when I feel like being beautiful and relaxed. It goes so well with the casual fall wardrobe: oversized sweatshirts, leather jackets, perhaps even a bucket hat.

Want to switch things up? Add some braids or put one side behind your ear. It’s versatile without being boring.

Long Ribbon Waves with Deep Shine

Long, ribbon-like waves that fall around the face are something ultra-feminine. The haircut in this case makes things softer and linear, which adds length and motion to counterbalance rounder shapes. A little more recession introduces just enough asymmetry to stay contemporary and the movement of the layers keeps the eye moving down.

A style like this needs moisture and polish. I am a fan of Moroccanoil Light Treatment- it tames flyaways without crushing the wave. I also wrap a couple of big pieces around a curling wand just to add definition.

I used this as my fall wedding last year. It was dreamy but not too much done, and it lasted through wind, champagne, and late night dancing.

Add some face-framing layers, should you desire a bit more movement around the cheeks, but be sure that they begin lower than the jaw to flatter round faces.

Caramel Layered Waves with Lash-Skimming Fringe

And here is a power combination: dimensional caramel highlights + long, bang-skimming hair + soft waves. The bangs interrupt the roundness of the face by focusing on the eyes and the cascading layers add length and fluidity. It’s playful but still totally wearable for every day.

These bangs require a little styling TLC. I apply the Drybar Half Shot Small Round Blow-Dryer Brush and leave a hint of Verb Ghost Oil. The goal is separation and softness, not stick-straight.

I did this look randomly last fall, and it transformed my energy. The manner in which these layers are moving is something that makes you want to dance a bit more, as though you are the protagonist in your own mini-movie.

Do not miss the gloss appointment caramel colors look fantastic when they are internally lit.

Glossy Layers with Wispy French Fringe

This would be my pick of the universally flattering fall haircut of 2025 on a round face. Long shiny layers with a light volume, soft waves, and the lightest French fringe that touches the lashes. It’s that blend of Parisian ease and Pinterest inspiration. The color contrast (think deep brown base with sunlit ribbons) adds depth without needing high maintenance.

This look deserves shine. That reflective glow is brought about by the Shu Uemura Essence Absolue Nourishing Oil. It does not make hair heavy and it makes the fringe float perfectly.

The best thing is that this cut is versatile. Blow it out, wear it natural, toss it up in a clip-it works every way. The fringe is not too short that you can tuck it or pin it when necessary.

Celeb stylist Chris Jones pro tip: Cut the fringe when it is dry, not wet. It’ll fall softer, not shrink up.” Game-changing advice I swear by.

Long Face-Framing Layers with Soft Shine

There’s something classically beautiful about this one. Long, delicate layers cascade just beneath the shoulders, and there is a little bit of form to the face to keep it flattering. The ends are left a bit rounded, which makes the edges softer and elongates the face. It’s minimal, yes—but with purpose.

To maintain this style light rather than dense, I apply Color Wow Dream Coat after each shampoo- it prevents the humidity and does not grease the hair, leaving it silky.

This trim reminds me of that sweatshirt-warm, coffee-warm day of fall. It is also good on thick hair as the long layers do not make the hair thin.

This is a soft introduction to layering in case you are afraid of it. You will not lose length or volume, but your profile will be a little bit refined.

Textured French Pixie with Micro Fringe

Ready for a big chop? When done correctly, the French pixie is chic, bold and a surprisingly fantastic choice on round faces. There is a slight lift at the crown of this version and long piecey layers all over- and a super soft micro fringe that opens up the face.

This one works well with Ouai Matte Pomade to shape ends and give grit. A bit will do a lot–rub it between your fingers and piece out the fringe and sides.

Pixies feel scary until you do it. However, after I had finally jumped, I felt more like myself, confident, easy, a bit of a rebel. And the styling time? Basically nonexistent.

To maintain the shape, you should expect a trim after 4-5 weeks. A little maintenance for a lot of freedom.

Mid-Length Layers with Subtle Bright Balayage

This one’s got “lived-in glow” written all over it. There are medium layers that are cut to gently embrace the face and collarbone to provide it with that flattering frame that lengthens fuller features. The balayage adds depth and light without making anything high-maintenance. It’s golden hour hair—just permanent.

You can easily maintain this by refreshing the color after every few months and maintaining it with Redken Color Extend Magnetics Shampoo. A bit of leave-in conditioner makes those shiny pieces soft.

I had one such a cut last October, and the manner in which it caught the light in all the mirrors made me smile the more. You have that moment when your hair is good even under dim light? That’s this cut.

Request a balayage that is centered on the face and ends, not too high, to achieve that grown-in luxury effect.

Loose-Ended Lob with Side Volume

A bit of a tousled lob with a bit of a lift at the part creates a casual, sexy shape that is fantastic on round faces. The ends are not razor-sharp, and this makes the vibe cozy and touchable. And the slight side part? A game changer in the best way to break facial symmetry.

To style, I flip my part when it is drying to create lift, then I add Amika Un.Done Texture Spray. It gives me volume without stickiness.

It is one of those cuts which will be as good with a sweater and a scarf as with a silk blouse and a lipstick. It’s unfussy and chic at once—an underrated combo.

Add soft face-framing pieces of hair to add additional shape, or leave it blunt at the ends to add more weight. Totally up to your mood.

Copper Shag with Bottleneck Bangs

This cut and color are all you need to say, if you live in an expressive, bold period. A copper shag with bottleneck bangs adds a lot of personality but does not feel overwhelming. The layers are positioned to enhance volume and motion, particularly in the cheekbones, which is perfect in balancing rounder features.

This kind of vibrant color needs TLC. Once a week I apply dpHUE Color Fresh Shampoo in Copper and seal moisture and frizz with Olaplex No.6.

It is a style that makes people turn heads, but in a good way. Last fall I had a copper shag, and people actually stopped me in the street to inquire what color it was. It reflects light and makes your entire appearance seem artistic.

Pro tip? Style it messy. It’s not meant to be perfect. Let the bangs be where they please, the waves do their thing- that is where the magic is.

Soft Blunt Bob with Wispy Micro Bangs

This short and blunt bob is a dream to create volume in the right spots to create a fall haircut on a round face 2025. The ends fall at that ideal point–at or slightly below the chin–to form a frame that accentuates the silhouette but does not seem severe. The micro bangs that are barely there are what makes this look. They brush the brows lightly, airily, smoothing the forehead and lengthening it slightly. The cut of the hair is light and contemporary and the length of the hair has a subtle assurance of swinging inward just a bit.

I use a lightweight texturizing spray such as R+Co Trophy to keep this style appearing purposeful and smooth as opposed to flat. It provides the hair with that piecey texture and a bit of grit but not stiffness. The ends can be tidied with a flat iron, but come on, it is not that bad. I let it air-dry more often than not. The imperfection adds charm. When you have cowlicks at the bangs, a blow-dry with a round brush at the roots will help to train the fringe to lie more naturally.

I have even attempted a variation of this cut last September when I was fed up with heavy layers that made me feel heavy. The thing is that there is nothing as moving into a new season with a haircut that says new chapter without screaming it. Celebrity stylist Anh Co Tran has called the chin-length bob “the chicest low-maintenance style for round faces,” and I couldn’t agree more—it’s everything minimal and clean, but still with edge.

This look may not be so dramatic, but it is very wearable in everyday life. It can easily go between a coffee run and a night out. And the best part? It welcomes a little movement that does not make it look overdone ever. Wouldn t we all like a fall haircut that changes with us as the day goes on?

Layered Sophistication with a Soft Blowout

The mid-length layers in this case form a smooth curtain around the face without dominating it, which is a clever trick of a fall haircut for round face 2025 that is supposed to soften and lengthen. The ends are feathered lightly, which makes the entire appearance dynamic and voluminous without bulkiness. The best thing about this cut is that the texture is so easily flowing, neither a salon blow-out nor a lazy Sunday air-dry. That middle part? Super deliberate, it snips a smooth line down the middle, accents the cheekbones perfectly.

If you’re wearing this look into autumn, consider adding a shine-enhancing serum—something like the Oribe Supershine Moisturizing Cream. It will assist in sealing softness, particularly when the air becomes dry and prone to static.

Personally, I find this kind of cut incredibly forgiving. When I do not style it in the morning, it still looks polished. And when I want to make it up, all I need is a swipe of a round brush. Anh Co Tran, a celebrity stylist, has sworn by dry-cutting layers such as these to achieve that lived-in luxury effect, and I understand why.

This trim goes perfectly with knits and big coats. There is something so October in SoHo about the contrast of smooth hair with fluffy layers. You know?

Soft Waves with Natural Volume

This style is about embracing ease. The waves are just somewhere between barely-there and beachy, so there is volume, but it is not screaming at you. The section is loose and asymmetrical, which slightly sharpens the angles of the face and functions perfectly as a fall haircut on a round face 2025 that does not frame the cheeks. It’s that kind of cut that moves when you do—and catches light in all the right ways.

I tend to air dry this kind of a cut using a light mousse such as the Bumble and Bumble Thickening Full Form Soft Mousse. It provides the body with no stiffness, which is actually the dream of this type of effortless fall hair.

I wore a variation of this to a Thanksgiving dinner with a tucked in sweater and dainty gold hoops and the compliments did not stop all night. It is feminine, but not overdone, and it is low-maintenance, which is unexpected of something that looks so put-together.

This would be particularly effective with balayage or warm autumn colours- just a hint of cinnamon or golden brown would brighten it up to the season.

Long, Layered Texture with Face Framing

Feathered layers such as this long wave provide a lot of styling flexibility and they are flattering to rounder face shapes as they pull the eyes down. The ends are cut and not blunt, which does not make the look heavy. My favorite part is that touch of unfinished texture, it is exuding casual confidence, as in, yes, I did this, but also I could have this naturally cool.

This type of cut is enhanced with a decent texturizing spray-Kristin Ess Dry Finish Working Texture Spray is one of my favorites. It provides that gripping and that minor hold without drying everything up.

I will always suggest this style to any person who wants the length yet still wants their haircut to feel styled. It also works so well with a thick scarf and colored lip balm- easy, seasonal and dramatic.

Bangs are a nice touch to this, and bottleneck bangs are the hot new thing and completely suitable to rounder face shapes.

Caramel Highlights with Curtain Bangs

It is this combination of buttery caramel highlights and soft curtain bangs that is so fall-like. The waves are clear yet relaxed and the layers that frame the face merge into the bangs so smoothly. This is the fall haircut on round face 2025 I would suggest you in case you are in the mood of a warm glow up but not too much to grow out and look beautiful.

Highlights this rich need a bit of TLC. When I am between salon appointments, I use the dpHUE Gloss+ in Golden Blonde to make things lively. It comes in handy particularly when the sun is not providing us with that natural boost anymore.

The thing I like most about this appearance is that it is the combination of casual and chic. You can wear it on a frosty coffee run in leggings, or with heels and a wrap coat to dinner. The atmosphere changes with you and that flexibility is not common.

Thinking of a change? This is your sign to try bangs—seriously. They’re softer than you’d think and open up your face without hiding it.