Quiff
The quiff is a timeless classic among men’s hairstyles. It offers sleek sophistication and works well with different facial structures and hair textures. To achieve the look, ask your barber for a short back and sides with an inch or two of length on top. The quiff works best with naturally wavy hair but can still be achieved with straight hair by using strong-hold pomade.
Fauxhawk
The fauxhawk is a fashionable alternative to the intense mohawk. Many celebrities, like Taylor Lautner and Zayn Malik, have embraced this look. It’s practical and will keep your vision and make access to door frames easy. Ask your barber for a clipper fade on the sides and back for the fauxhawk haircut, leaving longer hair on top for contrast.
Pompadour
The pompadour is a hairstyle that stands out with its volume. It’s unique and requires some creativity to achieve. Blow-dry your hair differently or use a brush to shape it before adding pomade to keep it in place. The pompadour works well with any hair color, length, and fade. Consider adding beard or mustache accessories to complete the look.
Crop
The crop haircut is adaptable and suitable for all hair types. It can be styled into pompadours or quiffs for thick and complete locks, or sleek comb-overs for thin or fine hair. Adding a low or mid fade provides texture and contrast. Ask your barber for playful layers to create an energetic, dynamic style, especially with thick, textured hair.
Side Part
The side part haircut is easy to style and gives a sharp, defined look. It’s a classic men’s style suitable for various occasions. Apply pomade to damp hair and comb it back. For extra hold, consider using hairspray. This haircut requires low maintenance and pairs well with sweater vests or preppy ensembles.
Man Bun
Man buns are simple to maintain while remaining stylish. They work well with beards and trendy clothing, giving a professional appearance. The man bun gained popularity in 2013 thanks to celebrities like Joaquin Phoenix and Jared Leto. Some may view this style as too feminine or oily-looking.
African-American
Black men have an impressive array of low-maintenance yet attractive haircuts for their thick, textured hair. They can choose from short-cropped curls, imaginative Mohawks, braids, twists, or even a blowout haircut with a Brooklyn fade. These styles provide a modern and stylish look, leaving a lasting impression.
