/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>6600666
That'a oval vs oblong, which I will admit can be hard to tell apart.

>>6600647
If the height of the face (hairline to chin) is about the same as its width (ear to ear typically) it's probably a round face. If its height is taller then it's an oval. If you're somewhere in between don't think about it too much.

>>6600728
Start wearing clothes that are more tailored. This doesn't suit and jackets and colared shirts, just clothes that are meant to flatter your specific body shape rather then a standard size off the rack that meant to fit girls from 12-15 who's bodies are always changing.

Also When I was 14 everyone thought I was going to College. When I was actually 18 people kept thinking I was heading into High School. No idea how that happened, it's just one of those things. I wear stupid tshirts and jeans now, but I'm an art kid and wearing nice clothes doesn't help.

>>6601725
I currently use Bath and Body's Shea Cashmere hand lotion (in Midnight Pomegranate) with no issue. Mind you when i use it I do apply the access on my elbows and face so you may want to do that as well?

>>6566435
Thank you! It's really the only feature of my face that I have no qualms with.

Anyway... I'm not a professional, but as an art kid I tend to stare at people in a way that's probably creepy so I tend to notice these things for some reason. This isn't 100% because some of these overlap. Like, the difference between Oval and Oblong? Not a huge amount, unless your face is very narrow. Same with Heart and Inverted Triangle.

Basically look at the length of your face vertically and horizontally and how those two distances compare, as well as the shape of your jaw, chin and hairline. Sorry, no example for Diamond because I had issues finding any that were decent and didn't look Heart shaped (if your forehead/hairline is wide, it's Heart btw. If not, then Diamond.)