Types of hairlines
A visual reference to the main hairline shapes, each drawn on the same neutral face outline so you can compare them directly. To see which suit your face shape and age, use the finder.
Straight / Linear
A flat, horizontal line. Reads strong and youthful; needs a naturally irregular edge to avoid looking artificial.
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Rounded
Gently curved corners. Soft and natural; flatters angular faces.
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Widow's Peak (V)
A small central downward point. Adds character; can lengthen a rounder face.
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Low
Sits close to the brow. Youthful, but must be planned cautiously so it ages well.
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High
Sits further back. Mature and open; suits a shorter forehead-to-face ratio.
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Mature / M-shaped
Slight temple recession. Age-appropriate and natural for most adult men.
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Broken / Irregular
A micro-irregular edge (single-hair transitions). The most natural-looking transplant hairline.
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Receded
Documented to map your current state — not a design recommendation.
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