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A forehead looks big when the space from hairline to brows takes up more than about a third of the face, or when a hairline sits high or recedes at the temples. Haircuts deal with it in three ways: a fringe covers part of it, volume at the sides makes the face look wider and the forehead shorter, and soft pieces near the eyes and cheekbones pull attention down the face. A tall forehead usually suits a fringe; a wide one suits side volume and a side part. The list below is split into women's and men's cuts, and every style in it is available in the try-on.
Every style here is in the try-on list above. Pick one, upload a selfie, and compare.
Curtain bangs
Parted in the middle and swept to the sides, they cover the centre of the forehead and frame the eyes.
Wispy bangs
A light, see-through fringe hides height without the weight of a full fringe, and suits fine hair.
Side-swept bangs
A diagonal line breaks up a tall forehead and works with a side part on a wide one.
Blunt bangs to the brows
The most coverage. Best on thick, straight hair with no strong cowlick.
Lob with a fringe
A shoulder-length cut with bangs keeps the focus on the middle of the face.
Chin-length bob with bangs
Width at the jaw balances a broad forehead.
Shag with curtain bangs
Choppy layers add movement at the sides, so the forehead reads smaller.
Face-framing layers
Long front pieces start near the cheekbones and lead the eye down.
Deep side part with waves
Shifts volume to one side and partly covers the forehead without a fringe.
Caesar cut
A short, straight fringe brushed forward covers the forehead and works with a receding hairline.
French crop
A textured top pushed forward with a blunt fringe line; low maintenance.
Textured fringe
Messy forward texture hides height and thinning at the temples.
Side-swept fringe
Longer on top and combed across, it breaks the forehead with a diagonal line.
Curtains (middle-part fringe)
Medium length parted in the middle frames the face; best on thick hair with a full hairline.
Crew cut with length at the front
Short and clean, with enough length up front to soften the hairline.
Buzz cut
Evens everything out. Works well when the hairline is receding and you would rather not hide it.
Pull your hair off your face if you can, so the hairline and forehead are visible.
The list changes with the gender you pick and only holds styles that suit a big forehead.
Try a few styles, keep the one you like, and show it to your stylist or barber.
Measure whether your forehead is big, average or small from a photo.
Try long framing pieces and layers around your face.
See yourself with curtain bangs.
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