Your haircut is something that everyone pays attention to. Keeping your hair neat and cared for is very important for the overall impression. Every season men’s haircuts and hairstyles change quickly, if you are a fashion-guy, you better keep an eye to the recent hair trends.
However, no matter what is called stylish at the moment, there are three categories all haircuts are divided into long, medium and short. Once you know which length you need, you can go farther to browse the popular options.
Men are often scared of using different types of hair products. This fright usually dictates them their choice. Over the years stylists learned how to come up with interesting hairstyles without the use of hair gel. However, learning how to wield this weapon opens the doors to a whole new world of haircuts.
Businessmen and office workers usually prefer classical taper fades, retro styles and undercuts.
The younger generation often goes for wilder options, such as asymmetrical styles, mohawks, and fohawks. Boys prefer simple, easy to care for styles. Crewcuts, comb-overs, pompadours.
More artistic types would go for long romantic shags and asymmetrical bobs. They like to experiment with all types of lengths and colors.
There are so many different hairstyles for men to choose from, that once you start looking, it is easy to lose focus. Take some time to consider your face shape, hair type and the way you feel inside, to understand what you are really looking for. We prepared several useful lists for men of all ages, hair and face types. By browsing the available men’s haircut and hairstyle options, the choice becomes much easier to make.
There are several hairstyles out there, and each is a blend of three factors, including:
Wondering how all of these work together? Well, we have compiled a list of some of the common hairstyles. Note that most of these hairstyles have more than a name. Thus, do not get worried when your stylist calls it something different. It may be due to your location or where your stylist was trained.
Long hairstyles on men typically reach shoulders but can be longer. If the hair is straight, it lies flat against the head. Wavy and curly hair has a bit more body to it and billows out away from the face. A center part is common to separate the hair but side parts are another popular choice.
Medium haircuts give more than minimal attention. Guys with medium hair usually have a much bigger choice of haircuts and hairstyles. These hairstyles make them look romantic, artistic and sentimental.
Most men go for short haircuts. These haircuts look strong, business-like, serious and focused. At the same time, the short haircut shouldn’t force to spend more than 3 minutes in front of the mirror.
Men looking for an edgy hairstyle will appreciate braids. It’s best to have medium to long hair as any shorter and the braids will be difficult to form. The braids will start at the hairline and go backward and down the neck. Braid all of the hair or just the top, leaving the sides faded or bald.
The taper cut is mostly a fade cut, but the hair around is usually longer: the hair on the top has enough length to lie flat under its weight, and becomes progressively thinner down the sides of the head, due to trimming.
The sharp cutoff is the only thing that differentiates taper cut from Ivy League or a Business cut, because the hair also extends down below the ears and onto the neck’s nape, although a bit shorter instead of having it removed completely. Black men are usually seen doing this hairstyle more often.
Dreadlocks have an African-American origin. Although it occurs naturally in most individuals, it can be achieved artificially by adding more or less effort, depending on the kind of hair. The casual style of dreadlocks are the long, matted coils and short. However, several black celebrities have donned dreadlocks alongside first-class business wears, and this has increased their reach and prominence.
It is best to keep dreads healthy, and this involves some consistent meticulous maintenance.
A man bun is an ideal hairstyle for hair that is medium length or longer. Hair is combed back with minimal bumps in the body and gathered into a low bun right above the nape of the neck.
When you have long hair, a ponytail is a great way to keep hair out of the face whether at the gym or running errands. Hair is combed back and secured at mid to low level above the neck.
Are you an older man going grey? There are many haircuts that suit this color. Long voluminous tops with short sides or comb overs are two haircuts that will keep you looking young while maintaining the grey hair color.
While hair color other than neutrals is not often seen on men, when it is, the colors are bold and bright. Mohawks are common for men to experiment with hair colors as the goal is to create an edgy look. Colors such as orange and red combine well for hip styles.
For men who like to have some level of facial hair, a neat appearance is never a bad choice. Beards are trimmed to the same length all around and match the hair color, sometimes with a few stray white or grey hairs. For short haircuts, a short beard keeps consistency and vice versa for long hairstyles.
The long top and short sides look features just that: long hair on top of the head and short faded or clippered sides. The long part is usually two to three inches in length and brushed straight back.
Comb over hairstyles became popular in the 50s when men wanted to look professional for work. The style features hair that is one to two inches in length combed to one side and smoothed with hair product. Sides are kept short with shaving or clippering.
Feathered hair creates body and shape on men’s haircuts. For men with thick hair, this is a popular technique that focuses solely on ends. The result is subtle waves that are tousled and handsome.
When the goal is to throw off dimension, a side part haircut is attractive. Hair is parted in the center above one eyebrow, with hair on either side brushed flat or toward the back of the head. Sometimes a minimal bang is visible, but typically hair is off the forehead.
On long or short hair, blonde is a handsome color. Some men will choose to color their whole hair blonde while others will opt for a mixture of shades. When hair is naturally blonde, the roots tend to be darker than ends.
Texture is a coveted feature for men. Naturally curly hair will consist of tight or loose curls and can be enhanced with hair product. When curls aren’t natural, a perm is one option for permanent texture.
There is typically no body in straight hair. Hair can be coarse or smooth, depending on its care, and it lies flat against the head. Men with straight hair usually brush it flat and use product to style.
Wavy hair is a blessing, especially to men who may be balding. It can have a small or large amount of texture, depending on the product used. This hair type is usually accompanied by short sides to give a nice trim contrast. Men choose to comb the top hair straight back or to one side.
When growing out natural hair, it’s important to protect your hair in the meantime. Box braids are a classic choice for protective hairstyles. They come in any length and can take up to two to three hours for a medium length hairstyle. The braids are all one length and left loose to hang down the sides of the head or pulled back in a bun or ponytail.
Cornrows are small braids that start from the forehead and go back across the scalp down to the neck. To give more style to cornrows, the thickness of braids can be altered and shapes can be made. Once finished, the braids can be loose near the neck or gathered into a man bun.
Whether your hair is thin or you just want an overall thin hair appearance, a short haircut with shorter sides is a popular choice. The top hair is brushed up to create a bit of spiky texture or laid flat. There isn’t a lot of styling needed making it one of the most low maintenance haircut choices for men.
When a man has thick hair, this means each individual hair is thicker than a man who has thin hair. The result is a lush mane, typically with some kind of texture whether it’s wavy or curly. Most men choose to keep the top long and the sides short for easy maintenance and style.
An undercut is one way to edge up your look while keeping you cool. The top hair will be left with its own thickness you can embrace with product, but the sides and back are much shorter. The undercut can easily be worked in all hair types.
You don’t need to be in the military to have a military haircut, though that is where the style originated. On this style, hair is cut very short and to the same length all over. The neck area is tidied up as well, shaved with no hair. With this hairstyle, the hairline is very pronounced.
Although mullets aren’t often seen on those who have professional jobs, some men still choose to sport the look. It’s similar to a mohawk in that there is a strip of long hair going down the center of the head, but the hair in back is fuller to cover the neck. From temples to just past the ears, the hair is very short sometimes with shaved lines.
When the goal is to get curly hair, a perm is a popular choice instead of just using hair product. This process uses chemicals or heat to curl the hair so that it stays curled or wavy for between four to six weeks. It works with any hair type but looks especially flattering when applied to thin or fine hair. The maintenance for a male perm will require conditioning for moisture.
To look snazzy and sophisticated at work, opt for a short haircut with a trim beard. Scraggly bushy beards tend to come across as unprofessional. You can keep the top hair about three inches in length and slick it back or use minimal product to encourage your own texture.
Made popular in the 50s, a quiff is a mixture of the pompadour and flat-top hairstyles. The hair is long on top and short on sides. Emphasis is put on the top hair, which is usually about three inches long, by combing it up with product and mussing up the texture.
The shag haircut gets its name from its tousled, slightly messy texture. This is done through layering which starts a couple inches from roots and continues throughout the hair. Hair is neck-length and covers the ears as well. This is one style that works with all hair types and face shapes.
For that fresh, suave look, a shape up – also known as a line up – haircut is a must. The hairline and temples are pronounced with a close cut and hair on top and at sides is very short. A hard part is shaved in above one eyebrow to complete the look.
For Viking hairstyles and mohawks, smooth sides are the perfect complement. Have your barber shave sides so that little to no hair is visible and continue this style around the back of the head and on the neck. A neat appearance of facial hair will keep consistency.
Other hairstyles that are professional yet still suit other occasions such as running errands is the spiky look. Longer hair on top sticks straight up or at an angle while sides are shorter and shaved to still feature that spiky look.
When hair is medium length or longer, a top knot keeps it out of the way. Hair is combed up and back from the hairline secured at the crown in a knot. This style works for both thick and thin hair, but to get this style, hair will need to have length.
A hard part is often seen on line up haircuts, but is popular for pompadours as well. This type of part is shaved in on one side and goes from the hairline to almost the back of the head. This edgy technique can be added to many hairstyles. They do require regular maintenance to stay looking sharp.
You’ll need medium to long hair for the Viking hairstyle which is a mixture of braids and loose locks. The rugged, edgy look can be a combination of shaved sides with a braided mohawk, full beards and ponytails, or a loose style with messy texture.
An afro is one way for Black men to wear their hair: natural curly hair thick in texture with any length is acceptable. Men with afro hair tend to let it be one length all over, creating a rounded shape, or shave edges at the temples, letting natural growth take over past that.
Without going completely bald, a buzz cut is the shortest haircut a man can get. The stylist uses clippers with the highest setting to get a close cut of one length all over. Men with pronounced jawlines usually look best with this style but any face and hair texture can pull it off. Coupled with a beard or some kind of facial hair, the buzz cut is a manly hairstyle that flatter angles.
The trademark of slicked back styles is smooth hair with minimal frizz and fly-aways. Typically gel is combed through the hair to get all of it facing toward the back. This style can be used for all of the hair or with styles that feature a fade.
For Black men trying to protect and grow out their natural locks, twists are a great choice. They’re created by taking two small sections of hair and winding them around each other. They take from one to three hours to install depending on the desired length. Use this technique for all the hair on your head or just the top half, giving the bottom an undercut.
The Butch cut is another buzz cut, although much longer. As in the buzz cut, the butch cut involves the use of an electric clipper to trim down the hair to an even length. But contrary to burr, the length here is 1/4″. In Butch, it is possible for the sides to be tapered or faded out around the hairs a bit. If the effect is more pronounced, it becomes more of a “fade” or a “high and tight” style (see pictures below).
Similar to the burr, the butch is popular among men who seek hairstyles that require little or no maintenance, but it is not as aggressively macho or sporting as the short burr.
This is primarily an extreme fade. In this conventional military style, the sides are shaved close, all the way up to the side of the head. Thus, the hair is only a bit longer for the one inch or two across the top of the skull. The length of the top ranges from 1/8″ to 1/4″, while the rest of the head is shaved closer than 1/8″.
A slight modification may be done to the High and Tight to give the “High and Tight recon” or just a “recon.” And to achieve this, the sides are completely shaved off, thus leaving just a strip up top hair, which appears like a very short Mohawk.
Apart from the military, young men may adopt the style as a low-maintenance look, although with a little touch of style. You may not find High and Tight cuts among men in formal and business settings.
This is quite straightforward. In a shaved head, you remove every strand of hair, and you are left with a bare scalp in the end. Although it is simple, keeping a shaved head requires consistent upkeep, except you are completely bald naturally.
A shaved head is seen as a sensible hairstyle option for men who are experiencing partial baldness on their head and wants to level out everything. However, many people still attribute a shaved head to rebellion and youthfulness. And it is considered an aggressive style when it comes with visible tattoos.
Although broad, the term fade generally means having long hair on top of the head, and a progressively shorter version as we approach the sides of the head. The ears are the starting point of the tapering, and it fades down to bare skin around the neckline.
Fade has been around for several decades, especially among men with curly hairs. However, there have been various lengths up top, coming in and out of fashion over this time. The maximum length of the top hair can be achieved by curling up the front into a small pompadour (as shown in the picture below).
Just as in a basic buzz cut, fades are associated with low-maintenance also, although they appear a bit more intentional. Fade is right for men that prefer simple hair maintenance practices, but still wants a bit of style infused into their cut instead of the popular basic utilitarian shapes.
The fading may begin at different spots, and the lengths of the front may differ, depending on your barber. So, ensure that you are clear about your preferences right from the inception.
This hairstyle involves cutting your hair to an even length of about 1/8″ or less. It is a common practice among barbers doing a burr cut to bring the back of the neckline considerably high, thus leaving a lot of stubble that extends down to the back of the neck.
Burr is popular among military men, athletes, and guys who don’t fancy styling or sweaty tangles. Socially, a burr cut is considered neutral. It is flexible enough to go with any style in almost any situation, although it is slightly unpopular among people that dress corporately.
This follows the same trend as the buzz, but more aggressive. The hair is trimmed to an even height instead of an even length. The appearance is such that the hair is a bit longer on the sides, compared to the very top of the head, when everything is combed straight up. Best results in Flat Top cuts are achieved when the hair is stiffened with products.
In the end, you will have a flat horizontal plane that extends across the top of the head. Depending on the barber, the hair may be rounded out a bit around the edges, or shaped as sharp and boxy as possible.
Flat tops are known to be informal; thus they are popular among athletes, celebrities, and entertainers.
This is also a buzz cut, but there is a bit of sculpting to it. In crew cut, the sides are tapered, alongside the top, but the tapering of the top is such that it is shorter in the back and longer in the front. Crew cut appears a bit less boxy, compared to a burr or butch, because the edges are normally rounded.
You will find crew cuts mostly in colleges, particularly among frat boys and student-athletes. However, it is a viable option for older men whose hairlines are receding, as they can use the curve of the haircut to level out things around the spots that lack hairs.
Pompadour has different variations, but the underlying factor is the bangs being brushed up and back while being fixed into position with a suitable product. The extreme forms of pompadour can appear like an Elvis’do, while the simple versions seem like a basic “duckbill” or brushed-up tips.
You can make bolder fashion statements by increasing the details of the curl in the front. Your pompadour can pass for official appearances and club scenes if the prow on the butch cut is not much. On the other hand, a full wave curling back from your head is not in any way a fit for business appearances.
In this style, the hair, although even in length, is left long on the top of the head. It is then cut off at the same height all the way around the head, and usually at nearly eye-level. In the end, the hair attains the appearance of a bowl, which sits on the top of the head while falling to the same height all the way around.
With its ease of execution, it is considered as a haircut made for the home, especially among small children who got their bowl cuts from their mothers. You may also find a bow cut on adults, although, the style is deemed unstylish by for adults by most people.
Caesar Cut is another form of the bowl cut, although the bangs are shorter. Caesar cut is worn straightforward and can be brushed down onto the forehead, however, the length must be short such that it doesn’t enter the eyes. Caesar cut is structured to look like Julius Caesar’s cut – bangs pointed downward on his forehead.
This style is suitable for me with straight hair, but men with wavy hair may need a product that will ensure the bangs stay flat on their forehead. The ease and convenience of this style are such that you can neaten it with just your fingers, then comb the bangs forward. With these, the whole of the hair becomes even bowl cut.
A variation of the business cut, the Ivy League is shorter than the business cut, with partings to one of the two sides, and usually requires a gel or a similar fixative. Ivy League can conveniently pass for a “prep” look, once flat and neat.
This cut has different interpretations, but it basically means a hair long enough to lay flat, either naturally or artificially, while being parted to either of the two sides. The hair in the business cut is mostly curved or tapered around the back, trimmed out of your eyes, above the ears, and off the back of the neck.
The business cut is trendy among professionals. The outward appearance of a business cut can be significantly influenced by the product applied, the body of your hair, and the head shape. It is widely accepted across different spheres, so far it is neat and generic.
This cut adds more style to your hair, although you must use a product. In a layered cut, the hair is varied in lengths, as t proceeds to the side of the head. The final appearance is an irregular “mussed” look. A layered cut offers you several options; you can either comb it into a clean part while using a product that ensures a neatened-up appearance; or using your fingers to muss the whole thing up to give it a brand-new unwinding look.
The lengths and parts of layered cuts can be varied, and it is more popular among men interested in looking humble and at the same time classy.
The name of this cut can come in different forms; fauxhawk – a portmanteau of “faux”; and Mohawk – a “fake Mohawk.”
In this cut – Mohawk – there is a clean shaving off the sides of the head; only a strip with one or two inches width is left on the top of the head. The appearance of a sharp ridge along the top of the scalp is achieved by brushing the hairs upward and at an inward angle.
Full mohawks are taller than fauxhawks, although, no particular distinction exists between the two. In a broad sense, however, the maximum height of a fauxhawk will be one or two inches, and the shape is more rounded. A little pompadour curl may be added at the front also, to achieve a merger of pompadour and fauxhawk. The styles are considerably social and may be criticized in conservative workplaces.
As the name implies, a brush cut leaves your hair with an appearance of the bristles on a brush. The hair on top of the head is shortened, while left standing, just like the bristles on a brush. The sides are usually faded out down around the ears. Products are typically used in achieving this style, especially in men with loosely uncurled hairs.
From fairly natural to considerably stiffly artificial looks, ranges of brush cuts are common among young men. There have been instances where the tips in brush cuts and similar upward-pointing styles were dyed, although such practice is now out of fashion.
Asian men’s hair is normally short and usually cropped. It can be coarse or smooth in texture and always black. Asian men will normally wear their hair above the neckline, as in this short top with faded sides.
Blowouts are great for men who want to thicken up their hair. A hairdresser will use a hairdryer and rolling comb to brush the hair up, giving it a major body for a suave look.
In front bangs, the usually grown out bangs are brushed downward, until it falls right in front of the eyes. You can match this with lengths and parts of any number, although it can appear like a form of shelter. The front bangs cut has been linked to goth culture, emo music, and similar moody youth fashions.
In the beach cut, the hair is grown long both at the back and the front, while being pushed straight back to achieve a crested appearance of the hair from the forehead, after which it falls away towards the back of the head. Popularly referred to as the surfer-dude look, beach cut may require the addition of a product to ensure that the long bangs stay in position, rather than falling forward over the face.
The Beach cut has varieties in length, but it must reach the back of the neck at least. In other instances, it may extend all the way down the back. Beach cuts are not for formal settings, although if done the right way, and with the proper product, it exudes style in the company of good clothes.
Mohawk is a better fit for outings than corporate meetings. In the Mohawk, the hair at the sides is entirely shaved while the one in the middle is greased straight up. The middle hair can either be made into a single-pointed ridge or a series of spikes.
To get something extra, the long Mohawks can be dyed.
The concept of GIGO – Garbage In, Garbage Out – has been around since time immemorial. While you may think that this is only peculiar to the computer world, it is also applicable in the hairstyling industry. Simply put, GIGO here means; it is precisely what you ask for that you get in the end. Thus, if you fail to communicate your preferences in clear terms to your barber, he or she will end up doing a cut based on the info they were able to extract from your explanations.
To ensure that your desires are clear to your barber, try out the following tips:
You ever considered pulling out a magazine clipping of a celebrity wearing the kind of hair you want, and saying “please can you style my hair like this?” Perhaps it seems a little embarrassing, but this actually works.
If you want the exact hair like that of Barack Obama, feel free to tell your barber so. Likewise, you can come along with a picture of Barack Obama too, just in case, your barber is not really sure what Obama’s hairstyle looks like.
With the advent of smartphones, this is even better. Just download some shots of your favorite hairstyle and show them all to your barber. With these clear explanations, your barber will be able to assess your hair and see if it is fit for the proposed style. If it is, you proceed, and if not, you can work on a way out together.
However, providing a concrete example is arguably the best way to ensure that you and your barber are in sync. If possible, you can complement your description with visual and verbal descriptions.
Outlines are essential to good haircuts. If your preference is a hair that goes up all the way off your ears, feel free to explain to your barber; a phrase like, “above the ears, please” will do just perfectly fine. In other situations, it may be “off the neck,” or “out of the eyes,” among others.
With this, you are clearly defining where you want your hair to stop, i.e., where the bare skin will begin and where the cut will stop. If your choice is a fade, you may find appropriate descriptive phrases about fading, like, “Fading out above the ears,” and similar ones useful. This means you are telling your barber where the graduated buzz to begin after the cut must have ended.
Giving your barber a certain style does not stop you from defining your outline. For instance, if you tell your barber you want a crew cut without defining the outlines, you may end up with a different shape than what another barber will offer you.
You do not expect your barber to know the type of texture you prefer just by telling him the name of your preferred style. Thus, it is important that you take time to explain how you want the surface of your hair shaped, especially, if you are looking at getting a long style.
Different tools bring different looks; electric trimmers will deliver a shorter, spikier and more uniform texture; whereas scissors combined with a straight razor will give a choppier, more layered, and overall thinner appearance.
In describing your texture of choice, be sure to be clear on how even and how thick you want it to be. If you’re going to reduce the volume, or you want it to be choppy, layered, even, and smooth; be clear in your explanations.
This last step is not compulsory, but if you seek total control of your look, and you have researched quite well, then you can tell your barber your preference at some specific points of the barbing process. Let us check out these points:
The neckline refers to how the bottom edge of the haircut in the back is shaped. Another name for the neckline is the nape, although nape is closer to depicting the back of the neck itself.
The arches refer to the spaces separating your haircut and your ears. For several styles that falls below the air, they are basically arch-shaped, and they hook over the ear, hence the name – arches.
These are the tufts of the hair that extends down to your facial hair from behind your ears (if you have facial hair). Short sideburns complement most cuts, however, if you spot a beard that extends all the way up your cheeks, a more natural option will be to leave the sideburns to grow till they can be joined.
Feel free to tell your barber if you don’t want him to thin your sideburns down considerably short. If you do not, he will assume you want them trimmed down.
And there you have it – everything you need to know about your hair, including the color, texture, thickness, and how they all define you. With this information, you are better equipped to make a choice of style that matches your preferences and maintenance needs.
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Comb over undercut hairstyles are sleek and trendy. They provide a polished look with low shaved sides and back, as well as a wavy top. This style can be worn at any event, giving you a masculine appearance. Cool Comb Over Undercut Hairstyles The style really depends on your preference. You may want the comb …
Jimin is one of the key members of the popular K-pop group ‘BTS’. K-pop fans are crazy to copy Jimin’s hairstyle and pink hair color. He loves experimenting with his hair and Pink is one of his go-to colors. He has rocked various shades of pink. Sometimes, it’s a soft pastel hue while other times, …
Beards have always been a hit with black men and therefore, black men beard styles are always in fashion. They are numerous beard styles for black men that seem to have been invented just for them. Ladies find bearded men smarter and manly than their non-bearded fellows. Black-bearded men always look smarter and handsome, and …
When you want to defy your age with style, your hairstyle must be a great statement showing your personal style and preferences. Turning 50 is a significant milestone in any man’s life and indicates a time of wisdom, but that doesn’t mean your hairstyling game can’t improve or be upgraded. Nowadays, men in their 50’s …
Jared Leto‘s life is almost as varied as his hairstyles. He is known as an actor, singer, model and director. Every single time that you see him, he will be up to something very different. This is one of the reasons that fans love him. He constantly changes his style and the haircuts of Jared …
Braids have long been a popular hairstyle for men of all ages. But box braids for men are a modern twist on the classic look that’s sure to turn heads. Keep reading to find out why box braids are the perfect style for any man looking to stand out from the crowd. Do Box Braids …
If you’ve recently gotten a faded haircut and realized that you hate it, you know the feeling of disappointment and regret. Are you stuck with it until it grows out or is there a way to fix a bad fade haircut? There is! Here is a guide to fade haircuts, how to tell if yours …
Whether you’ve been at the same job for years or you just want a new look, a business haircut will get you in that professional state of mind again. For both short and long hair, there’s a businessman look to suit all textures. With a simple side part, a fade, or even an undercut, your …
The trend of a growing beard never gets old. Every year we witness tens of the latest beard styles being introduced by stylists. The dilemma is, many still do not have the slightest idea of how to grow a perfect beard. People have their beards trimmed and cut only on speculation. In this detailed read, …
A faded haircut can make a round faced man visually slim while creating a more angular appearance. Round faces usually have a curved structure, which can sometimes make the face look chubby. So, these people need to rely on a good haircut to overcome those gaps. The faded hairstyle helps elongate the face and keep …
Like many other 90s trends, center-parted haircuts have made a major comeback this year. And they’re considered just as debonair as they were thought of back in the good old days. A middle part is ideal for guys to balance out the symmetry of any face shape and can be rocked with all hair lengths …
Curtain bangs got popular among men in the late 1980s to early 2000s. From Hollywood heartthrobs like Tom Cruise to soccer star David Beckham, most public figures seem to be sported this cool hairstyle. Now, the curtain back is coming back due to the popularity of K-pop and TikTok as a general revival of 90s …
Jake Gyllenhaal is known for his work as an actor, but his good looks and sense of beard and hairstyle also get him noticed. He uses his style to add character and even a bit of gravitas to his innocent-looking face. His hair and beard styles are never overly fussy and offer inspiration to the …
Football star David Beckham is known for his awesome hairstyles and beard. In fact, he’s become a trendsetter in the beard community. To copy Beckham’s beard, choose a shortly-trimmed beard with a natural mustache. It’s an easy look that almost any man can wear. Read on to find 15 amazing variations on Beckham’s beard style. …
Hollywood movie star Ryan Gosling is known for his handsome looks and suave sense of style. Although his look is often sophisticated, it’s simple and classic. Gosling’s beard style is handsome and can be easily worn by any man. Evolution of Ryan Gosling’s Beard Over The Years Handsome Ryan Gosling-Inspired Beard Styles Gosling generally wears …
Zayn Malik has been in the public eye ever since he came to fame with One Direction. He is very popular with guys as a style icon because he always looks great. As well as fashion and hairstyles, Zayn Malik’s beard styles are also a really popular thing for guys to copy. Evaluation of Zayn …
Tony Stark beard styles are one of the most versatile and admiring ones because of their masculine look. Robert Downey Jr. who is also known as an Ironman has given guys the major beard goals. Despite his superb acting skills, his hairstyles along with his versatile beards have given him the opportunity to become the …
Consider the look of the traditional Amish Beard. Traditionally, Amish men have worn beards without mustaches, as a way to set themselves apart from the rest of society where the mustache had become a trendy style. Today, many men opt for a traditional Amish beard style, while others choose updated variations on the Amish man …
The skin fade comb over is a total hit for dudes who dig a classy and sleek vibe while still rockin’ a well-defined ‘do. And guess what? Even though it might seem like there ain’t much variety to this killer haircut, there are actually a bunch of cool tweaks you can make to tailor it …
People wanting to try a unique hairstyle might waffle between fohawk vs. mohawk. Knowing their distinct characteristics can help you get that standout style and determine how best to maintain it. So, if you want to learn more about the difference between fohawk and mohawk, read on! What Is a Mohawk? Mohawks are a hairstyle …
Short hairstyles for men with thin hair offer a lot of room for personalization. These days men who rock a short haircut make it their own with fades, shaved lines, playful texture, and color. If your goal is to make sure no one can tell how thin your hair is, a detailed short hairstyle is …
Are you getting bored with your plain hair color and you want to spice it up with a few colored streaks? If so, blonde highlights are the way to go!With their subtle yet striking shade, blonde highlights are the cherry on top of your gorgeous dark hair. If you want to add depth, texture, and …
If you want to finally ditch your boring dark hair color and embrace an edgier and more sophisticated hairstyle, you should look no further than the silver hair color. Regardless if you want a sleek and polished hairstyle or a grungy and messy look, the silver hue will definitely add a unique touch to your …
Are you tired of struggling with your unruly, thick hair every morning? When you have thick hair, it’s easy to think that luxurious locks are just not in the cards. It might seem that all around you are people with thin hair that naturally forms neat styles. But have no fear: you can deal with …
The disconnected undercut is a modern take on the classic undercut hairstyle. It features short sides and a longer, disconnected top. This haircut has been seen in celebrities and fashion icons alike. You can customize this haircut to fit your personal style. What Is a Disconnected Undercut? A disconnected undercut is an undercut with minimal …
The low fade is the cherry on top of curly hairstyles. Low fade curly hairstyles are trending on Instagram, and men are going crazy over this. Having curly hair is like not having thin hair problems at all. Thus, it boosts your confidence and gives you a supreme aesthetic look. Styling and regularly trimming your …
Justin Bieber is one of the hottest pop stars with creative hairstyles. With songs like “Baby,” “Sorry,” ‘What Do You Mean‘ and ‘Love Yourself‘ among the most popular radio hits, it’s clear how influential his music has been to this generation. The Canadian native has changed his look drastically over the years, from bowl cuts …
Bryce Harper is one of the biggest hitters in baseball. More than that, Bryce Harper’s hair and beard have become a source of inspiration for men all around the world, whether for the variety of styles he consistently shows or for the eye-catching experiments. Bryce Harper’s haircuts are regularly featured in the fashion pages of …
There were times when men loved to keep their hair long. Things have changed now, and most men want to change their looks without going overboard with their length. That is where pixie cut works as a savior. Whether you are looking for a new style for the office or want to update your look …
The appeal of 360 waves comes from its clean, stylish look and the dedication it takes to maintain them. If you want to style a 360 waves hairstyle, you better have patience and commitment. It will take time to train your hair into the desired wave pattern. However, with continuous care and maintenance, the results …
Are you tired of the same uninspiring look? You don’t have to restrict yourself to natural hair or traditional male hairstyles, try different types of perms. A great way to enhance your appearance is to explore different hair textures and styles using perms. You can rock a 1980s perm or a modern version of this …
Ivy League haircuts are always a go-to choice for men of all ages, thanks to their timeless style and versatility. With options for various face shapes and hair types, they’re popular among college students and office workers alike. These cuts are easy to manage, which is another reason for their popularity. Most of the time …
Balding is a common and natural phase for a man who has just crossed his middle age. Although losing hair is not so uncommon for anyone over 60, some may feel embarrassed, while others try to hide it using a wig. But embracing thinning hair with some attractive hairstyles will surely make any man feel …
The bob cut is becoming increasingly popular among men in recent years. Many celebrities and fashion icons are rocking this timeless look. Men’s bob haircut emerged with full force in the 1960s; even now, you will see many young and aged men rock this style. It’s a masculine haircut and can be styled sleek and …
Combining curls and a high top fade can result in a high-impact hairstyle. These two styles work really well together, and a fade haircut can make any hairstyle appear longer. A curly high top fade look is very fashionable for both white and African-American men, making it a versatile style. Curly High Top Fade Hairstyles …
Traditionally, men’s hats have been symbols of pride, status, and respect; you could often guess what a man did for a living based on the type of hat he wore. However, those days are over; nowadays, men can wear any type of hat they feel good about. If you have a full head of hair …
Most men struggle when trying to figure out how to wear a hat with medium hair. Some choose the wrong type of hat for their overall style, and others hide all of their hair under it and end up looking lackluster. But there is a way for you to look your very best, show off …
When aging, a high concern for men is the fear of baldness. Sometimes this fear may hit you earlier than expected. Balding is even harder for men with long hair. In times like these, the best way to do this is to look for some hairstyles that can cover up your balding long hair and …
Soccer star Sergio Ramos is one of the hottest football stars in Europe. He is captain of Real Madrid and has led the Spanish National team on multiple occasions. He is also a style icon and Sergio Ramos haircuts are often emulated by his adoring fans. Sergio Ramos Hairstyles There are so many Sergio Ramos …
If you want to elevate your hairstyle, there has been a surge of creativity and experimentation using razor fades. This gives a sharp and clean look, making them an excellent choice for any man regardless of the face shape and hair texture. From the classic high and tight to the trendy taper fade, there are …
The undercut hairstyle has become one of the decade’s most popular men’s hairstyles. Celebrities like Justin Bieber, Liam Hemsworth, Brad Pitt, Zac Efron, etc. have recently made this hairstyle more popular. The undercut is a classic look; you can style it however you like, from modern and edgy to classic and timeless. With the right …
Lionel Andres Messi, commonly known as “Lionel Messi,” is arguably the greatest footballer in the world. He led Argentina to win their third FIFA World Cup trophy in 2022. Lionel Messi’s hairstyles are just as popular and get attention as his dribbling skills. While Lionel Messi’s hairstyles evolve slowly, he is known for making drastic …
Men who can pull off having a curly mullet usually have a great sense of style. Some people aren’t that keen on the mullet hairstyle while others are obsessed with it! However, we can all agree that it’s an iconic hairdo. The trend started in the 80s when everyone had crazy and unique hairstyles. Some …
Men’s mid and bald taper fade hairstyles are a raging fashion nowadays as they have so many options available for their final look. Taper fades of all kinds are there to provide you with the right amount of skin exposure on your head and ease to carry. You can have the tapering or fading to the …
Fringe haircuts for men come in many styles: very short, shaggy, wavy, and choppy. They all flatter a variety of haircuts and can be worn handsomely on many men’s face shapes. If your current look could do with an update, try one incorporating fringe. Fringe Haircuts for Men These fringe haircuts will show you how …
A crew cut is one of the most popular hairstyles among young men. However, as time passes, older men take advantage of this haircut as well. The main requirement for a crew cut is at least a couple of inches of hair on top. Because the sides are not standard, you can do whatever you …
Undercut hairstyles have been the most popular and long-lasting hairstyles in the history of hair trends. Due to its wild popularity and long stay in trends, there have been a wide number of variations (ex- tapered undercut, mohawk undercut, fade undercut etc.) added to keep this trend alive for as long as everyone is happy …
Edgar cut, which is also popularly known as ‘takuache‘ in Mexico is all the rage now. This short haircut is a popular style among Latino males, and it consists of short sides and a longer top. The Edgar haircut is ideal for men seeking a trendy, shorter cut that exudes masculine confidence. It’s the type …
Embrace your gorgeous natural hair and opt for a hairstyle that adds value to your coils using a hair sponge. Forget about straightening irons, braids, or chemical relaxers, and start investing your money in products that make your curls shine, look healthier, and with more bounce. There are all sorts of sponges available on the …
Your choices for regulation cuts probably seem minimal, but you have more styles at your disposal than you think. While military haircuts have to adhere to some fairly strict standards, that doesn’t mean you can’t reveal a little personality. It’s possible to be both uniform and unique, although it takes a special man to pull …
When it comes to John Cena haircuts, it seems as if there isn’t much to copy. However, even short hairstyles offer a fantastic variety that any man can take advantage of. Many fans around the world respect John Cena for his achievements. Besides being a famous wrestler, he also purses and acting career, loves rapping …
Brad Pitt’s hairstyles are diverse and creative. He has always been the standard for men’s style, including their hairstyles. It’s safe to say that Pitt is the guy that many men want to be and every woman wants to be with. What is it about his style that makes him so desirable? How does one …
The disconnected quiff sounds suspect, more like a sex move than a hairstyle, but it’s definitely the latter. You can think of a quiff as a combination undercut and business cut, with a little flow and mohawk thrown in, possibly peppered with some spike. In the UK, a quiff is a haircut that’s longer on …
Short hairstyles for men have been popular for decades because they look great and they take very little effort to style. Most men with burr cut hairstyles can just get out of bed in the morning and head straight out without having to use styling gels or products on their hair. A short hairstyle can …
The word “nappy” was once used to insult people with Afro-textured hair. However, the term has been reclaimed by African-American men and women who want a quick way of referring to the unique characteristics of their hair. A nappy afro fade is thicker and wirier than most other hair types. It can also become very …
If you are looking for haircut ideas for black boys, look no further. We have collected the best modern black boy hairstyles out there to make you look fabulous on any occasion. Any African-American boy out there who wants to look his best without doing too much styling in the morning can try these haircuts. …
Ready to rock your new mid fade comb over hairdo? This hairstyle is universally stylish and very easy to achieve. If you want to know the right way to cut, style & maintain your hair, this article is for you! Oh, and also, you can check out 10 stunning comb over hairstyles with mid fade, …
The elephant trunk hairstyle is iconic. You’ve seen it in movies like Grease, Cry-Baby, and countless other films and shows that take place during the 1950s and early 1960s. It’s like a distant cousin of the pompadour, but it’s for bad boys rather than crooners. It’s typically combined with a duck’s ass—and yeah, that’s a …
One of the most striking features of the 80s hairstyle is undeniably the exaggeration for guys. Whether you see it in styling, length or improvisation, it is the deviation from the simple and understated is what sets it apart from the rest. In terms of retro styling, it is one that is hard to miss …
Hairstyles are a good way of getting a refreshing look, but we can’t say the same about ugly man buns. Getting this hairstyle for yourself means asking for havoc. Ugliest Man Bun Styles to Deny Ugly man buns are not a myth but a vivid reality that can blind anyone who casts a look …
A great hairstyle for short hair is the side swept crew cut, a variation of the wildly popular Crew Cut. To talk about the side swept crew cut, it’s important to talk about where it originated from first. Many think that the Crew Cut originated from the military and the marine since it’s a common …
You don’t see nearly enough Asian men long hairstyles, or for any other guys. Cropped coiffures are de rigueur, but you have the opportunity to be a trendsetter. Adopt a “Long hair, don’t care” philosophy and start to style your hair to its best advantage. Throw it up into a ponytail. Pull back half of …
Man bun hairstyles are very popular among men. And man bun with shaved sides looks best because shaving the sides gives an elongating effect to the hairstyle and the overall face shape. So if you’re going to wear a side shaved man bun, you might as well have fun with it and know what your …
Marine haircuts are always hit and trendy and there’s one for every age and personality. With different styles variations, marine haircuts make you look cool, clean and simple. Best Marine Haircuts Some people mistake any short haircut to be a marine haircut. But, there are some signature military haircuts that stand out. We have compiled …
The long mustache is never out of fashion. Often it is considered the ultimate representation of raw masculine energy. Different people wear their mustache differently. Often the mustache style also becomes a part of one’s identity. Imagine visualizing Hitler without that typical toothbrush bush on his upper lip. It is almost impossible. How to Grow …
Guys with punk hair look eye-popping, most of the time the hairstyles are of vivid colors, creative and definitely rebellious! They are a perfect match for the distinctive outfits, and you can say that they can give you a real statement and a pillar for this fantastic subculture. Regardless of the texture, you can obtain …
There’s plenty of men’s hairstyle options for short curly hair. To help you out we’re going to list 25 short curly hairstyles for you to try. Short Curly Haircuts and Hairstyles for Guys When it comes to short curly hairstyles for men, you need to pick your haircut carefully. These styles will inspire you to …
Boy’s faux hawk hairstyle has been in fashion since 2000. The faux hawk is one of the trendy, popular and sharp or pointed hairstyles for boys. It generally refers to the word fake hawk because it is just like the Mohawk hairstyle but there is a slight difference between these two haircuts. Mohawk includes the …
All face shapes have specific hairstyles that complement their features. With so many ways to style our hair, there are several options for every face that brings out our natural features. Round faces are a commonly seen face shape among men flattered by hair that frames the face, like bangs, layers, and length. The question …
Whether you are a man born with naturally thin hair, or whether your hair has started to thin out as you have gotten older, there are still plenty of hairstyles available for you if you want a stylish haircut. The men’s hairstyle options for thin hair depends on your preference. Do you prefer the bold …
There’s one hairstyle that’s always been a classic for black and mixed-race men across the decades. Now you get to see how these afro hairstyles for men live up to the versions we’ve seen over the years. Sometimes they can be a little hard to maintain, but with an afro comb and some care, you …
Asian men are known for creating a statement with their Asian fade hairstyles these days. The trendy and modern hairstyles are creating a bold statement in the industry. Read on to find out all you need to know about these Asian fade haircuts to help you chose your next look. Let these hairstyles help you …
If you have long and thick hair then, you are truly a blessed guy. There are plenty of options of men’s long hairstyles for thick hair. It does not matter that you have short, medium or long hair; if they are thick then styling them is not so problematical. You can wear your long hair …
People worldwide have a common and prevailing misconception regarding the native American beard that Native Americans can’t grow facial hair, but does this statement hold? Is it a fact or a myth? Your facial hair is directly linked to genetics and heredity though most people believe that your ethnicity is also one of the factors …
A French Beard (also known as a French cut beard or a goatee) typically extends to the apex of the chin. Although there can be a little bit of facial hair in the other areas of the face, the French cut area should be the most prominent zone. Guys look fabulous with this style of …
There was a time when military haircuts were considered to be reserved for military personnel. But from a couple of years, these military haircuts or war-themed haircuts have become trendiest as they are used to shape signature style and make the wearer look even and appealing. Different Military Haircut Types Here is a list …
While growing a beard might seem like a hassle to most men, others make a hobby out of it. Some guys go even further and try to set world records. The longest beards in the world belong to the most assiduous and diligent men, who are ready to dedicate their time to growing and maintaining …
Are you planning on adopting the grunge style in fashion? Do you want to dress in men’s 90’s grunge but don’t know how to start? We’ll tell you how. History of The 90’s Grunge Fashion The grunge fashion for men is a style that arose out of the 90s in the United States of America. …
Even if your hair is thin, wavy is arguably one of the best textures for men’s hair. Each extra curve is like a volume booster that adds interest to short haircuts like a charm. If you prefer a closer crop as opposed to longer locks, then you’re in luck. We have all of the very …
Men’s blonde hairstyles run the gamut from natural-looking to pale platinum. That, in fact, is the current trend, in no small thanks to dudes like Justin Bieber and the kid from “13 Reasons Why”—although we’re compelled to point out that Eminem did it first (and best). However, staying on-trend today requires much more than an …
A faded beard style is becoming more and more popular. There isn’t anything complicated about this way to shape your beard. In fact, it looks just like it sounds. The beard fades from thick hair growth to shaved face just like a faded haircut does. The fading approach can make even thick fullest and wildest …
The Boxed beard is maybe the most classic beard style of all. But “classic” doesn’t have to mean boring. A Boxed beard works for nearly any man, and it says classy, stylish and aware. A Boxed beard reads as suave and sexy but not too fussy, a handsome look for any man. What Is …
Instead of rapidly fading away, the samurai top knot or bun just continues to grow. Inspired by the long coiffed hairstyles of samurai warriors, the top knot has gained more popularity. Now it’s not just for guys with ultra long hair anymore. The top knot consists of a smaller bun of hair formed not at …