The answer is a full beard. It adds bulk and width along the jaw, which helps balance out a narrow jawline.
A close-cut or rounded beard stays tight to the skin and won't add much visual width, and a square beard shapes the jaw rather than filling it out. When a client's goal is more width at the jaw, fullness is what gets them there.
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