An inverted triangle face carries the most width at the forehead and temples, narrowing sharply through the cheekbones to a fine, sometimes delicate jaw and chin. It differs from a heart shape in that the taper is generally more linear and the chin is less sharply pointed. Minimize width at the forehead and temples while building width or structure at the jaw, using volume, texture, or facial hair to bring the lower face into closer proportion with the upper face. Below are the 8 haircuts that work with — not against — this shape's proportions.