Long curly hair can be an invaluable asset for boys. Its unique appearance challenges gender norms and helps set you apart from the crowd.
If you have medium curly hair, try opting for a short fade with an angled fringe.
This style pairs beautifully with rugged or stubble looks and can easily be worn casually.
High Undercut
The high undercut can be an ideal way to achieve both style and professionalism, particularly with curly or wavy locks and thick beards. It works particularly well when worn alongside thick locks.
The undercut haircut features a long top that is combed upwards with short sides and nape that have been shaved or very closely cropped. It is incredibly versatile and can be styled numerous ways – you could slick back for a classic look, or add texture for more modern flair.
However, this style does require frequent touch-ups as the shorter hair on the sides doesn’t mesh naturally with the longer top layer.
Skin Fade
A skin fade style works well with curly hair and allows its beauty to come through. Additionally, this look requires minimal product usage or it will quickly look dirty and unruly.
This haircut is an outstanding example of a high skin fade, featuring clean lines and sharp angles that can easily be styled using pomade, wax or gel for easy styling. It suits thicker locks well while helping conceal receding hairlines; making this style suitable for boys who wish to keep their locks long while maintaining an impressive, professional appearance.
The Afro Style
Tightly coiling afro hair contains lots of air pockets that serve as effective insulation against heat or cold. Ancient Africans relied heavily on this phenomenon for survival purposes; hence the importance of protecting one’s afro from heat with either a wig or scarf.
Afro hair can look sophisticated and fashionable when styled neatly brushed out or slicked back with a skin fade, and is an excellent way to add sleek sophistication to your appearance. Afros can also make great choices for men with plenty of texture and volume who wish to add some edge.
Afro hair can also be dyed with vibrant hues for an eye-catching, captivating appearance. To do this safely and achieve optimal results, however, a salon must be visited.
The Dreadlocks and Curly Mohawk
Dreadlocks have long been associated with rebellion and freedom of spirit, while also being cool and showing off your personality. Growing dreads takes some time; if you want a quicker solution try the mohawk style of growing them instead!
This hairstyle features medium dreads on top with low fade sides. To further define this look, add cornrows or dye the dreadlocks a different color – this hairstyle can keep you cool in summer while adding an interesting flair to everyday looks! This funky style adds personality and is great for keeping cool this season.
The Drop Fade
The drop fade is an attractive style that adds a distinct flair to any haircut, particularly for those with beards since it helps unify facial and head hair into one cohesive unit.
With the use of razors or texture shears, this cut allows you to achieve a textured appearance on top of your head. Additionally, this style works well for those wanting to define their curls without losing their natural form.
This medium length haircut will delight both kids and their parents thanks to its clean and sleek appearance. It looks particularly chic when combined with a pompadour.
The Surgical Lines
If your son has natural coils, encourage him to embrace them. Curly hair can look beautiful with the proper cut; it could make him appear even more attractive!
A comb-over is an ideal style for boys looking for a look that showcases their hair without becoming too difficult to manage. This style offers maximum impact while being manageable enough for everyday life.
An elegant fade around the ears can also work very well to soften and add contrast to the face, as this helps prevent curls from becoming too harsh and gives an ideal frame for facial features such as cheekbones. Plus, adding designs can take this style even further!
