Hairstyles That Slim!

Like dressing in floaty layers, opt for threads of colour so it looks
like light is playing through your hair - rather than dark, heavy
blocks. As for tone-on-tone colour or tonal layers og balayage (where
highlights are applied freehand) woven through.

Like wearing a dress cut on the bias, choose a slimming asymmetric shape. Think this month's w&h cover star, Dawn French.

If you have a round or square face shape, opt for a pixie crop or longer style - jaw length cuts will make your face look wider.

Instead, streamline your body with clever dressing. With hair, it's all
about the shoulders and the width, where your hair hits your neck.

Too much width at the jaw makes the face look plumper, so add movement with layers and a side parting.

Add a sweeping or peek-a-boo fringe to a longer style to frame your face and give width to the temples. This will enhance your cheekbones for a 'thinner' look.

Longer-length styles are great to bring narrowness to the face, or choose shorter styles the have height to help elongate your features.

Like wearing a dress cut on the bias, choose a slimming asymmetric shape. Think this month's w&h cover star, Dawn French.

Focus on condition and shine, and lay off the hairspray. Hair with movement looks more natural, and if you have lots of body in your hair, your need it to be flirty and fluid.