ShortPixie with a Full Fringe
A fringe adds width at a narrow forehead.
A diamond face has wide cheekbones with a narrow forehead and a narrow, pointed jaw. The haircuts that suit it add width at the forehead and the jaw — fringes, chin-length bobs with side-swept bangs, curtain bangs with layers below the chin. Avoid volume at the cheekbones and slicking hair back with no fringe.
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ShortA fringe adds width at a narrow forehead.
ShortFringe widens the forehead and fullness at the chin balances wide cheekbones.
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MediumCurtain bangs add width at the temples; layers fill in at the jaw.
MediumShowing the cheekbones on one side and keeping length at the jaw on the other balances them.
Every photo is the same person, so you can compare the cuts directly. AI-generated examples.
LongBangs widen the top and layers below the chin widen the bottom.
LongWaves that begin at the jaw add fullness where a diamond face is narrow.
A second model, also measured as diamond. Hair across the forehead and some width at the sides or chin. AI-generated examples.
ShortA fringe widens a narrow forehead.
MediumHair swept across the forehead adds width up top.
ShortKeeping some length at the sides stops the cheekbones being the only wide point.
ShortA beard adds width to a narrow, pointed chin.

Shows a narrow forehead and makes the cheekbones the only wide point.

Curls or layers that stick out at cheek level widen the widest part.
Widen the top with a fringe. Full, side-swept or curtain bangs — or for men, hair brought forward — add width at a narrow forehead.
Widen the bottom at the chin. Bobs that end at the chin with soft volume, waves that start at the jaw, or a short boxed beard fill in a narrow jaw.
Keep the cheekbones calm. Volume, curls or layers that stick out at cheek level make the widest part wider. Tucking one side behind the ear is a good way to show the cheekbones without adding width.
Short answers first. Measurements come from our own face shape tool.
Cuts that add width at the forehead and chin: a full or side-swept fringe, a chin-length bob, curtain bangs with layers below the chin. Avoid volume at the cheekbones.
Yes — they are the easiest way to widen a narrow forehead. Full, side-swept and curtain bangs all work.
A pixie with a full fringe or a chin bob with a side-swept fringe.
A forward fringe crop, a side-swept medium top, or sides left a little fuller instead of a tight fade. A short boxed beard adds width at the chin.
Slicked-back styles with no fringe, and curls or layers that add volume at the cheekbones.
Your cheekbones are clearly wider than both your forehead and your jaw. Our free face shape detector measures it from one selfie.