triangle face shape (pear)

A triangle (pear) face is wider at the jaw and narrower through the forehead.

How to recognise it

Compare forehead, cheekbone, and jaw widths against face length. Look for which third is widest and whether angles read soft or angular in a front-facing photo.

Diagram showing triangle face shape proportions — FaceAuraAI
triangle face shape proportions (illustrative).

Hair direction

  • Volume at the crownTop volume balances a wider jaw.

Glasses direction

  • Cat-eyeWeight at the top balances a wider jaw.
  • BrowlineA strong upper rim fills a narrower forehead.
  • AviatorA wider top edge counters jaw width.

Blend note

Photos often sit between two families. The detector reports alternative scores when cheekbone, jaw, and forehead widths are close — use the blend panel on the tool result for the full split.

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FAQ

Is triangle the same as pear?

We use triangle as the primary label and pear as a common alias in styling copy.