HRHair StudioHairstyles for Heart-Shaped Faces: Try Them On Your Photo

Hairstyles for Heart-Shaped Faces: Try Them On Your Photo

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01Women: bobs, lobs, pixie with soft bangs, curtain and side-swept bangs, shag, butterfly cut

02Men: textured crop, side-swept fringe, tapered quiff, medium waves

03What to avoid: volume at the crown, heavy blunt bangs, slick-backs and high fades

04Try each cut on your photo, and check your shape with the Heart Face Shape Test

Hairstyles that suit a heart-shaped face

Less volume on top, more fullness around the jaw and chin.

Overview

A heart-shaped face has a wide forehead, high cheekbones and a narrow, often pointed chin, sometimes with a widow's peak. The aim is balance: soften the width at the top with a fringe or side part, and put shape and volume at chin level so the lower face looks fuller. Bobs and lobs with flicked-out ends, side-swept bangs and long layers that carry weight at the ends do this well. For men, a forward or side-swept fringe and a fuller beard do the same job.

•Women: bobs, lobs, pixie with soft bangs, curtain and side-swept bangs, shag, butterfly cut
•Men: textured crop, side-swept fringe, tapered quiff, medium waves
•What to avoid: volume at the crown, heavy blunt bangs, slick-backs and high fades
•Try each cut on your photo, and check your shape with the Heart Face Shape Test

Best hairstyles for a heart-shaped face

Every style here is in the try-on list above.

For women

Chin-length bob with flicked-out ends
Puts width right where the chin is narrowest.
Wavy lob
Shoulder-length waves fill out the lower half of the face.
Side-swept bangs
A diagonal fringe narrows a wide forehead without a heavy line.
Curtain bangs
Opens the face and softens the width at the temples.
Pixie with soft bangs
Works when the top is kept flat and the fringe soft; shows off the cheekbones.
Shoulder-length shag
Texture from the chin down adds fullness where it is needed.
Butterfly cut
Face-framing layers that start at the chin balance the forehead.
Long layers with weight at the ends
Keeps the hair full at the bottom instead of tapering to thin ends.

For men

Textured crop
A forward fringe takes width off the forehead.
Side-swept fringe
Breaks up a wide forehead with a diagonal line.
Textured quiff with tapered sides
Moderate height and low tapers keep the top from looking wider.
Medium-length waves
Length at the sides balances a narrow chin.
Ivy League
A short, neat side-parted cut that suits most heart faces.