Face Shape Quiz for Men • The VOU

face shape quiz men

This quiz will help you determine your face shape through simple observations. All you need is a mirror and a few minutes of your time. For best results, pull your hair back from your face.

Look at your jawline in the mirror and select which describes it best

a) Soft and curved, merging smoothly into your cheeks

b) Strong, wide, and angular with defined corners

c) Gently curved, neither sharp nor rounded

d) Long and straight on the sides with slight rounding at the chin

e) Delicate and tapering to a narrow or pointed chin

f) Wide and strong, broader than your forehead

Describe your cheekbones and where they sit

a) Soft and rounded, sitting at about the same width as your jawline

b) Straight and angular, about as wide as your forehead and jaw

c) Gently curved, slightly wider than your jaw and forehead

d) Not particularly prominent, creating straight face sides

e) High and prominent, creating the widest part of your face

f) Less prominent than your jaw, sloping upward toward temples

How would you describe your forehead?

a) Rounded and about the same width as your cheeks

b) Broad and straight across

c) Balanced, slightly wider than your jaw

d) About the same width as your jaw, but your face appears long

e) Wide (heart) or slightly narrower than cheekbones (diamond)

f) Narrower than your jaw, creating a tapered look

When you look straight ahead, which facial feature appears most prominent?

a) Your full, rounded cheeks

b) Your strong, squared jawline

c) No single feature; everything appears balanced

d) The overall length of your face

e) Your high cheekbones or broad forehead

f) Your strong, wide jaw area

How does your face taper?

a) Minimal tapering; cheeks remain full and rounded

b) Minimal tapering; face remains relatively uniform in width

c) Gentle tapering from slightly wider cheekbones

d) Minimal tapering but elongated appearance

e) Distinct tapering from cheekbones/forehead to chin

f) Upward tapering from wide jaw to narrower forehead

Looking at your chin, how would you describe it?

a) Rounded and soft, blending into your jawline

b) Broad and square, matching your jaw width

c) Neither pointed nor square, moderately rounded

d) Squared but not particularly broad

e) Narrow or pointed compared to upper face

f) Wide, creating a solid base for your face

Where is the widest point of your face?

a) Face appears relatively uniform in width

b) At the forehead and jaw (about equal)

c) At the cheekbones, but subtly so

d) Face appears relatively straight with similar widths

e) At the cheekbones or forehead, dramatically so

f) Definitively at the jaw

Looking at your face in profile (from the side), what do you notice?

a) Soft, curved lines from forehead to chin

b) Clear angles, especially at the jawline

c) Gentle, flowing curves with balanced proportions

d) A long, relatively straight profile

e) Dramatic angles at the cheekbones or a sloping forehead to chin

f) A strong lower jaw area with an upward slope to temples

How would you describe the overall balance of your facial features?

a) Soft and circular with equal height and width

b) Strong and angular with equal proportions

c) Harmonious with slightly more height than width

d) Elongated with balanced features

e) Dynamic with strong cheekbones or forehead leading to a smaller chin

f) Strong lower face transitioning to more delicate upper features

When you trace your face's outline in the mirror, what shape do you see?

a) A circle with curved edges and similar height and width

b) A square with similar height and width and defined corners

c) An oval, slightly longer than wide, with no sharp angles

d) A long rectangle with straight sides

e) A diamond or heart, wider on top and narrowing to the chin

f) An inverted triangle, narrow on bottom and wide at top

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