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Bangs, in fact, are often key to a face-flattering hairstyle Everyone has a general face shape, and learning which hairstyles flatter facial contours is a professional’s priority. The Salon Professional Academy in Shorewood, Illinois, teaches - in its “Ultimate Face Shape Guide” - suggested cuts for specific facial types: 1. Oval: Forehead is wider than chin; long blunt cut with bangs. 2. Heart: Forehead and cheekbones are wider than chin, which tends to be very narrow; bangs or fringe on a shorter cut as well as a deep side part. 3. Square: Forehead and jawbone share similar widths; face-framing fringe and hair past shoulders. 4. Round: Prominent cheeks, and length and width of face are equal; longer layers. 5. Diamond: Cheekbones are wide, while chin and forehead are narrow; short ...

Recessions – typically defined as two consecutive quarters of declining economic output – are always painful in terms of how they affect our economic well-being. Like all bad things, fortunately, they eventually end and a recovery begins. But not all recoveries or recessions look the same. And economists have a tendency to compare their varying paths with letters of the alphabet. For example, during the current situation, you may have the heard the direction the recovery might take compared with a “V,” a “W” or even a “K.” As a macroeconomist, I know this alphabet soup can be confusing for a lay reader. So here’s a guide to some of the most commonly used letters. ‘V’ for victory While recessions are never a good thing, the “V-shaped” recovery is deemed the best-case scenario. In a reces...

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5 Hairstyles To Flatteringly Fit 5 Face Shapes

The Shapes Of Recessions And Recoveries – Will It Be A ‘V’ Or A ‘K’?