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Round + Tall forehead + Temple recession + Narrow jaw + Patchy beard

Hair

Textured French crop: #2 fade on the sides, 5 to 7cm of texture up top, cut to fall forward. Height lengthens a round face; tight sides keep the width honest. Ask your barber for exactly this: "French crop, skin fade to a two, keep the fringe heavy."

Forehead

The crop's forward fringe is doing double duty: it shortens a tall upper third and covers the temples, one cut solving two findings. Avoid anything slicked back or high-volume; both expose exactly what this cut hides. Style with matte clay, not pomade, since shine draws the eye up.

Beard

Heavy stubble, 3 to 4mm, uniform. At stubble length, patchiness reads as texture instead of gaps. Growing longer to "fill it in" does the opposite. Fade the cheek line low and keep whatever side density you have: on a narrow jaw those flanks are load-bearing.

Jaw

The stubble's side fullness adds visual width where your 0.83 ratio wants it. Skip the chin-strap and goatee families entirely, since anything that strips the sides narrows you further.

Hairline

Temple recession caught early is the most treatable finding on this card, but every option holds hair better than it regrows it, which makes this a now conversation, not a someday one. Minoxidil and finasteride are what the doctor will walk you through; the appointment is the todo.