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    Posted: February 26 2006 at 8:49pm
What haircut would make my cheeks look thinner? I have thin hair that is about 17 inches long from scalp. I have a little bit of "fuller" cheeks and I would like them the seems less rounded. I have thin hair.

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Oh and I wish to go shorter if possible

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Well, you don't give a lot of info, (whether your hair is straight, curly or wavy may make a difference) but a style such as this where the layers feather around the face is typically used when people want to slim the face.  This type of feathering style can be done on the sides with hair this length, a little shorter, or quite long (all up to you).
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Oh sorry, I have very straight, boring hair.

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I have heard that keeping your hair "wide" below your jaw can balance out round cheeks, e.g. a cut with layers flicking outwards (or feathering, as Susan suggested) between the chin and shoulder lengths, sort of a bit like the classic Rachel cut.

Why not look through some hair magazines or even just magazines with lots of celebrity photos and see what round-faced stars have done with their hair and whether it works?  You could also try doing an internet for pictures of a young Welsh singer called Charlotte Church, she has full cheeks and she always looks AMAZING, with long and short hair.

Good luck!
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 i have rounded facial bone structure,...it's good, makes you look younger.

 i try parting my bangs to one side, also i have the sides either behind my ears, or one side behind the ear the other fluffy, so to speak, lol;)

 i have straight hair too.

 i hope my input helped,...if not, good luck, ok,:)
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Thanks, I will try that out
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