↓ 13 – Turkish Style Hijab

One of the best ways to explore new hijab ideas and trends is to follow celebrities and bloggers with the same face shape as yours. For example, the famous Youtuber Queen Froggy has an oval shape and she’s often seen trying different hijab styles and you can also find some tutorials on her channel. But one of her favorite hijab styles is the Turkish hijab which is basically characterized by a pointed edge at the top of the head. And while people are often not very encouraging about this hijab style as they feel that it can elongate the oval face shape, you can see here that it actually works pretty well! You should have a look at these Latest Turkish Hijab Styles for more ideas and tutorials.

↓ 12 – Roughly Done Hijab With Both Ends Thrown Back

Oval face cut is considered as one of the most perfect and well-suited face cuts in the fashion industry and the beauty world. Usually, all hijab wrap styles go very well on oval faces. With its prominent cheekbones and a wider forehead than the chin, any hijab style can sit perfectly on oval faces. Nonetheless, I would suggest you all try out new hijab styles and decide for yourself which suits you better. To give you an idea of all the hijab styles that you can pick from, I will list down all the potential ones. One of them is a roughly done hijab with both of its ends crossed and thrown back. It is a decent yet fashionable style and most of all, easy and quick to manage for everyday use.

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↓ 11 – Tightly Done Hijab With One End Thrown Back And One At Front

People with rather chubbier faces look for hijab styles that are tightly done around their face and makes their face look thinner and longer. One such hijab style is a tightly done hijab around the face, wrapped around the neck a little and with one end thrown at the back and one at the front. With one end thrown back and one kept at front, the hijab style looks rather sophisticated and done up, compared to other hijab styles these days that are roughly done and look undone from some sides. A cap under the hijab keeps the hijab in its place and even if the hijab moves up your forehead a little, you do not have to worry about your hair showing, as the cap has got it covered.