Short Haircuts for Prominent Cheekbones — AI Try-On
Soften wide cheekbones and add fullness at the forehead and jaw.
A diamond face is narrow at the forehead and chin with the width at the cheekbones. A short cut flatters it by adding softness at the forehead and jaw while keeping the cheekbones from dominating — fringes and chin-length fullness do the work. Preview it below.
Short Haircuts for Prominent Cheekbones
Soften wide cheekbones and add fullness at the forehead and jaw.
Start your try-onDiamond face — short cuts to try
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Diamond face: what flatters it
Best avoided
Slicked, tight sides at cheek level and heavy centre volume that make the cheekbones look wider.
Decision guide
- A fringe adds width where a diamond face is narrowest — the forehead.
- Keep the sides soft at cheekbone level, not slicked flat.
- Chin-length fullness balances the narrow jaw.
Salon Brief example
What you'll copy and show your stylist.
- • Front: Soft layers framing the face
- • Sides: Tapered near the jawline
- • Back: Rounded nape with gentle graduation
- • Maintenance: Trim every 4–6 weeks
Frequently asked questions
What is the best short cut for a diamond face?
A chin-length bob with a curtain fringe, or a side-swept pixie — they widen the forehead and jaw and soften prominent cheekbones. Preview on your photo above.
Does a diamond face suit a fringe?
Very much — a side-swept or curtain fringe adds width at the narrow forehead, which is one of the most flattering moves for a diamond face.
Is the preview free?
Yes — your first short haircut preview is free and no signup is required. HD downloads and extra previews are available on paid plans.
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Short Haircuts AI previews are AI-generated illustrations to help you decide. Real salon results depend on your hair and your stylist. See our AI Disclaimer.