Heart Face
A wide forehead and narrow chin call for styles that add width at the bottom and soften the top. Chin-length bobs, side bangs and volume at the ends work best.
Chin-Length Bob
A bob ending at the chin adds visual width exactly where a heart face is narrowest. Keep the ends slightly flipped out for extra volume.
Side-Swept Bangs Lob
Long side bangs reduce the apparent width of the forehead while a lob ending below the chin adds the width needed at the lower face.
Wispy Bangs with Waves
Soft, wispy bangs soften the forehead while medium-length waves add fullness below the chin — a romantic, balanced combination.
Shoulder-Length Layers
Layers ending at the shoulder create fullness in the lower half. Slightly flippy ends or a gentle wave maximizes the balancing effect.
Half-Up with Voluminous Ends
The half-up style keeps volume focused on the lower section, drawing the eye down toward the chin and creating balance.
Low Bun with Face Tendrils
A low bun with loose tendrils framing the jaw adds width at the right place — the falling pieces soften the pointed chin too.