ShortMessy Textured Top
Loose volume on top widens the upper head.
A triangle (pear-shaped) face has a jaw that is wider than a narrower forehead and temples. The haircuts that suit it add volume at the crown and temples and keep the jaw area close — textured quiffs, messy tops, side-swept fringes, pixies with volume and curtain bangs. Avoid even buzz cuts and wide, full beards.
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ShortLoose volume on top widens the upper head.
ShortHair swept across the forehead adds width up top.
ShortKeeping the beard short avoids adding more width at the jaw.
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MediumVolume at the crown and temples balances a wider jaw.
MediumLength and movement on top draw the eye up from the jaw.
MediumCurls on top add width at the forehead and temples.
A second model, also measured as triangle. Volume at the top and length that falls past the jaw. AI-generated examples.
ShortHeight and width up top balance a wider jaw.
MediumBangs widen the forehead; the length falls past the jaw.
MediumLayers at the crown add width where the face is narrow.
LongA deep part adds volume at the top on one side.

No hair on top leaves the jaw as the widest part.

A wide beard adds even more width at the jaw.
Put the volume on top. Height and width at the crown and temples balance a wider jaw — quiffs, messy textured tops, curls on top, pixies with lift.
Don't fade too tight. A very tight high fade makes the top of the head narrower still. Scissor-cut or medium sides keep it balanced.
Keep the jaw clean. Short stubble with clean lines works; a wide, full beard adds even more width at the bottom.
Longer hair: curtain bangs and layers at the temples add width up top; let the length fall past the jaw rather than ending at it.
Short answers first. Measurements come from our own face shape tool.
Cuts with volume at the crown and temples and a clean jaw line: a textured quiff, a messy textured top, a side-swept fringe, or for longer hair a pixie with volume or curtain bangs.
A face where the jaw is wider than the forehead and temples. It is sometimes called pear-shaped.
A textured quiff or messy top with medium (not tight) sides, and stubble rather than a full beard.
Keep it short. Light stubble with clean lines is fine; a full, wide beard adds width at the jaw.
An even buzz cut, a wide full beard, and chin-length blunt cuts that end at the widest part.
Your jaw is clearly wider than your forehead and temples. Our free face shape detector measures it from one selfie.