Espresso Curtain Layers
Try this styleMedium · Big Curl · Curtain Bangs
Explore framing and lower volume
Hairstyles for heart-shaped faces: compare forehead framing and fuller ends
For readers who describe their face as heart-shaped, these examples explore forehead openings, side-swept texture and fuller lower ends. Male and female references offer contrasting lengths without prescribing one. They show possible hair arrangements, not a formula for facial balance or a prediction of your texture, chemical results or styling effort.
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Comparison references
Browse all templatesExplore these AI-generated hairstyles for inspiration. Face shape is not measured, and the look that suits you is personal.
Style reference
Honey Ribbon Wavy Lob
Try this styleMedium · Wavy · Curtain Bangs
Black Layered Wolf Cut
Try this styleMedium · Wavy · Curtain Bangs
Chestnut Brushed-Back Waves
Try this styleShort · Wavy · No Bangs
Platinum Feathered Pixie
Try this styleVery Short · Straight · Side Bangs
Salt-and-Pepper Crew Cut
Try this styleVery Short · Straight · No Bangs
What to compare
Begin with the forehead opening
Upload one original photo and use it for both trials. Keep color, length and lower fullness steady while comparing an open forehead with soft curtain framing. Note how much hair falls forward and how wide you want the opening.
Move the endpoint independently
Next, keep the chosen fringe and original color while comparing two endpoints, such as chin-level and collarbone-length. Ask for similar crown height. Observe where the lower hair gains volume without assuming that either arrangement changes your facial proportions.
Translate the preference into details
Save the framing, endpoint and fullness you prefer, then discuss them alongside growth direction and maintenance. Choose a template, text description or reference image to start; choosing is not generation. Generation requires sign-in. One credit is used when at least one result is ready. If all results fail, the credit is returned so you can retry.
Describe your version
Collarbone layers with curtain framing
Edit only the hair to create soft collarbone-length layers, a long open curtain fringe and full lower ends. Retain the original hair color and keep crown volume modest.Use this prompt
Short side-swept texture
Edit only the hair to create a short, side-swept textured top with tidy sides and modest crown height. Retain the original hair color and leave facial features unchanged.Use this prompt
Questions before you try
Can this identify a heart-shaped face?
No. This page does not detect or diagnose face shape. The term is a reader's own description, not a classification applied to uploaded photos or reference models.
Must I avoid pixies or other short cuts?
No. There is no length ban or guaranteed choice. A short side sweep is another arrangement to explore, with maintenance and personal preference considered separately.
How can I keep other features stable?
Request hair-only changes and reuse the same original for each trial. That request is not a guarantee: compare results with the original and disregard any preview that alters facial features.
Read the guide
How to Compare Hairstyles Before a Haircut
Compare length, shape, fringe and texture on the same photo, then turn your favorite AI hairstyle preview into a useful conversation with your hairstylist.