Have you ever noticed that when you wear a long bindi, your face looks long and if you wear a small bindi, your forehead looks wide. The reason for this is not applying the correct size bindi. If you do not know the right bindi for your face shape then this article will help you to know it.
Every type of bindi will be suitable for oval shape
People who have oval face shape, their forehead and chin have equal area and the cheek bones of such people are highlighted. Every type of bindi suits this type of face and further enhances the look of the face. (Photo courtesy: Instagram @katrinakaif)
This bindi looks good on round face
Many women have round faces, which means your face is even from every angle. In such a situation, if you wear any saree or suit, then definitely wear a small bindi or vertical shaped bindi with it. Also keep in mind that do not wear a big size round bindi, otherwise your look may get spoiled. (Photo courtesy: Instagram @aliaabhatt)
Choose this bindi for square face
If the width of your face, cheekbones and jawline are equal then it means that the shape of your face is square. A normal sized round bindi looks good on this type of face. Women with square faces should avoid wearing diamond or other geometrically shaped bindis. (Photo courtesy: Instagram @kareenakapoorkhan)
Every bindi is perfect for this face shape
The shape of the face is triangular in which the forehead is small, the jaw is sharp and the chin is pointed. If the shape of your face is also triangular then all types of dots look very good on this type of face. Therefore, no matter what you are wearing, you can enhance the beauty of your forehead with any Bindi of your choice. (Photo courtesy: Instagram @kiaraaliaadvani)
A small bindi looks great on such a face
The face shape of women whose forehead is broad, cheeks are wide and chin is slightly small is called heart shape. If your face is also heart shaped then a small dot on your face will look very beautiful. Do not apply a big bindi even by mistake, otherwise the whole look may get spoiled. (Photo courtesy: Instagram @deepikapadukone)
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