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Face shape detector: find your shape and what suits it

A face shape detector reads the proportions of your face from a photo and names the closest shape: oval, round, square, heart, diamond or oblong. Saundarya AI does this from one selfie and adds hairstyle, glasses and beard advice for that shape, alongside a full skin analysis.

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How face shape detection works

A face shape detector compares the width of your forehead, cheekbones and jaw with the length of your face, and how angular or rounded the jawline is. The closest match is named as one of six common shapes: oval, round, square, heart, diamond or oblong.

  1. 1Take a front-facing selfie in even light, hair off the face
  2. 2The forehead, cheekbones, jaw and face length are compared
  3. 3The jawline and chin are read as angular or rounded
  4. 4The closest of the six shapes is named, with a confidence score

The six face shapes

Each face shape suits different hairstyles, frames and beard styles. Our guides cover all six shapes with the hair, glasses and beard advice for each, so once you know your shape you can go straight to what suits it.

Find your face shape from a selfie

Saundarya AI reads your face shape from one selfie in about a minute and gives hairstyle, glasses and beard advice for it, together with a full skin analysis, a morning and night routine and an 8-week plan. The first complete report is free, with no card.

Get a routine for your own skin

Saundarya AI is an AI skin analysis and grooming app that reads a single selfie and returns a personalised report: face shape, skin type, detected skin concerns with the visual evidence behind them, a morning and night skincare routine, product picks at three budgets, and an 8-week improvement plan.

Generic advice is a starting point. A scan reads your face shape and skin on your own face, shows the visual evidence and a confidence score, and builds a morning and night routine around it. The first full analysis is free.

This is general cosmetic guidance, not medical advice. See a dermatologist for skin that is painful, spreading, scarring or not improving after 8-12 weeks.