3. Layered Hair with Face-Framing Pieces

Adding layers to your hair softens a broad forehead by creating movement and dimension. Face-framing pieces near the front highlight your cheekbones and draw attention away from your forehead.

Ask your stylist for long layers that start around the chin or below. Shorter front sections blend with the rest of the hair to frame the face. You can use a curling iron or straightener to gently curve these pieces inward, enhancing softness. A volumizing mousse before blow-drying adds body and prevents the hair from lying flat. Avoid flat, straight hairstyles that fall rigidly at the sides, as they can emphasize the width of your forehead. Layered hair with face-framing pieces works for all hair types and is perfect for both everyday and formal styles.