Your NOSE knows the secret about your TRUE curl size

Yes, today we're going to talk about your nose, because there's nothing more revealing than your nose.

Exactly, the size of your nose is going to talk about how wide your curls need to be. More specifically the width of the tip of your nose.

Lately, I've been wanting to curl my hair more often. So I asked myself what makes this curl look so good on me?

The size of the curl is very telling. But important! We're not so much talking about how much volume you have to have on the sides of your face, but just the width of the loop.

Here's a sample of what I mean by curl width:

So a small, intermediate or wide curl width may be better for you depending on your nose.

This way we get an inverse relationship between the width of the nose and the width of your curl.

Pay attention to the tip of the nose in these images:

1. Narrow nose tip: when the tip of the nose is narrow, the width of the curl should be large.

2. Intermediate nose tip: when the nose tip is intermediate the ideal curls should be of intermediate width.

3. Wide nose tip: when the tip of the nose is very wide the width of the curl should be small.

This is the most ideal thing to wear in curl size so that your look is balanced and you get that aesthetic and visual harmony that elevates your beauty to visualize it at its best!

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What happens if I do not follow this rule?

What happens if you tend to opt for curls wider than your nose, for example, is that your curl will be seen more than your face.

Therefore, the curl will gain prominence, instead of your face, and your face will be hidden behind the curl.

On the other hand, if you opt for curls smaller than your nose width, your nose will look bigger and more pronounced, so your features will be much more striking above the hair.

Here are some examples of celebrities wearing their curls correctly:

What to do with hair volume?

Remember that this does not apply to the volume of the hair as we can have curls of small width but separate the locks and gain volume, for example.

If the face is wide and long we should avoid volume on the sides of the face, and if the face is narrow and long we should choose to use very voluminous curls on the sides of the face.

Applying the volume together with the curl width is how you get harmony on your face to elevate your beauty.

So what are your curls? What does your nose tell you?