There's nothing sexier than voluminous layers. And cascading layers with a middle parting work very well to hide a big forehead. But make sure you use a texturizing or volumising spray for that added lift without which your hair won't get the drama it needs.
01Volumising cascading layers

There's nothing sexier than voluminous layers. And cascading layers with a middle parting work very well to hide a big forehead. But make sure you use a texturizing or volumising spray for that added lift without which your hair won't get the drama it needs.
02Short hair with wavy layers

If you have wavy hair, you're in luck. Just cut your hair short and make sure your hairstylist gives you short layers in the front so your waves fall in such a way that half your forehead is concealed and the length of your face is reduced. An added tip would be to lift your hair using a dry shampoo to give it a textured feel. After all, dry shampoos are our best friends when our scalp looks greasy or when we're looking to give a voluminous look to any hairdo.
03Curtain bangs

Remember how we told you that curtain bangs were the trend du jour? Well, there's good news for those of you with broad foreheads—you can easily conceal your forehead with these curtain-like fringes. And haven't we always been told that nothing covers up a big forehead like bangs? We suggest going for curtain bangs that will cover the sides of your forehead giving it an illusion of being shorter. Also, it's just the right hairstyle for you if you don't have the time and energy to maintain full frontal bangs. Lazy girls, are you listening?
04Textured side braid

Tired of leaving your hair loose and want something experimental instead? Go for a side parted braid. But make sure the sides cover the upper corners of your forehead perfectly for you. If you happen to have limp hair, things are worse for you because limp hair and a big forehead can give you tad too many bad hair days. Precisely why we suggest you go for a texturising spray to add some volume to your side braid so the focus shifts from your hairline. Image credit: Simplylivingtips, interimist