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11 Modern Low Blowout Haircuts for Men

Low blowout fades are one of the most popular haircuts, especially among the African American men in part because there are so many different styles you can do with them.

 

Trendy Low Blowout Haircuts

One of the brilliant things about the men’s low blowout fade haircut is that they are multi-racial. This hairstyle is worn by men from all colors no matter what their ethnicity is. Low blowouts are very popular among both white and black men, so pick one from the below list of low blowout styles and get a new dashing look!

#1: Teddy Boy Low Blowout

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This low blowout fade style takes its inspiration from retro Teddy Boy or greaser hairstyles. The style uses lots and lots of hair gel to tame the look. Roll the front part of the style so that it sits like a quiff.

 

#2: Afro Blowout

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Mix up a few different styles by teaming a brilliantly bold Afro with a low fade haircut. Fading out of an Afro will actually help the Afro to look bigger. This is because of the striking contrast in the hairstyle.

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#3: Tight Curls

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Tight curls are sometimes associated with an innocent “choir boy” look, but this style is anything but innocent. Style your curls with a low blowout fade haircut and a beard for a look that says “bad boy”.

 

#4: Loose Curls

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Loose curls look great in a low blowout fade hairstyle because they add natural texture and volume to the look. If you don’t want your hair to look too curly, keep your hair cut shorter so that only the ends start to roll over.

 

#5: To the Point

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Cleverly style your haircut so that it forms into a forward-facing point. Sweep the sides of the style forwards to give the style smooth edges and a good shape. Roll the some of your hair over from one side to the other to give your look a nice finish.

 

#6: Low Blowout with Faux-hawk

low blowout haircut with faux hawk hairstyle

A faux-hawk style is one where a Mohawk spine has been created in the hair without shaving off the rest of the hair. Use a comb to create a rolled faux-hawk in your low blowout fade style.

 

#7: Dope Blowout Fade

As the name indicates, it is quite an impressive blowout hairstyle that looks excellent on men when combined with low fade. Thanks to hair styling products, that gives hair such a smooth and glossy texture.

 

#8: Classic Low Blowout

Classic Low Blowout

Are you running out of ideas to style your thick hair? Worry not! Here, is a unique and classic low blowout haircut for you that will give ultra-voluminous look to your hair. Keep the hair a bit messy and pointing to the upward direction just like spikes.

 

#9: Layered Pompadour+ Blowout Fade

Want to get a surprisingly elegant and macho look! Pair up the fade cut with layered pompadour top to achieve the desired look. This blowout fade hairstyle will give you an ultimate advantage by making your face to look longer and highlight your facial features as well. Good quality pomade will hold the hairstyle’s structure, giving you a perfect outlook.

 

#10: Blowout Fade 

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If you have such a thick hair texture then, do not taking advantage of it is not wise at all! Low fade the sides and back of the head and turn the top length hair into layer cut.  Style the layered top into a messy and fluffy structure which makes it a “real” blow out hairstyle. Give more definition to the top by the understated and hard lineup.

 

#11: Creative Blowout Design

low blowout haircut with design

Well, if you have already made a decision to adopt something bold and edgy, why not to compliment your decision with such a creativity factor! Do this experiment daringly and get astonishing end results in the form of cool personality.  Add further funkier look to the haircut with a side fringe that will give you sharp features. Grow a beard to add masculinity to your appearance.

 

Low blowout fade hairstyles are amazing but they are not right for everyone. So, before picking up a style be sure it’ll match your facial features.