Slicked Back
Slicked back hairstyles are classic hipster haircuts that pair beautifully with beards. They are simple to maintain – just apply some premium hair clay or pomade and comb your locks backwards for effortless hipster chic. This style works well for men with medium length hair. Ask your barber to add fades on both the sides and back for added effect.
Slick Back
The slick back is one of the timeless men’s looks that never goes out of style. This sleek style pairs beautifully with fades and works for all hair lengths. To achieve it, simply work pomade into your locks and push back. Shiny or matte, its variants range from pompadours to quiffs. This style can also help disguise a receding hairline and create an even look. It can also add sophistication and sleekness to older gents’ appearance. A slick back hairstyle is easy and versatile enough for formal events of any kind. Perfect for medium or long length hair, shorter strands may also work. Add texture by wearing with high, low, or mid fade fades; regular washing and application of product will keep it looking neat.
Man Bun
The man bun is an increasingly fashionable hairstyle for men that combines long locks with a high ponytail. While hipster men may favor it as a signature style, anyone with medium length hair can wear this hairstyle. It works best when worn on a clean scalp and pairs nicely with beard or mustache growth. This stylish hairdo is easy to keep up and boasts an eye-catching masculine aesthetic, drawing in attention. The unique combination of rusty dye and smooth textured dreads make this style stand out. Additionally, its taper fade makes an impressionful finishing touch and complements the line-up and shaved sides perfectly. A man bun can add flair to your look, but can be tricky for someone unfamiliar with its wear. Some have taken notice that its introduction as a sign of gender fluidity; typically worn by women but now being donned by male celebrities such as Jared Leto. This trend has quickly spread throughout society.
High Fade
A high fade haircut is one of the most sought-after styles among men with short hair, as it suits virtually every hair style and top layer, from crew cuts to box braids. Additionally, this cut works particularly well for men with thick or curly locks. Contrasting with its classic taper counterpart, the high fade haircut begins near temples and forehead instead of the nape for an eye-catching and eye-lengthening effect. This gives it a more dramatic appearance while simultaneously helping elongate facial features and adding length to facial structures. Young men love this casual yet seductive style! Shadow Fades are another effective variation of the high fade, offering more subdued contrast between hair lengths on the head. A shadow fade is particularly recommended for men with curly locks as it adds texture to their style while working well with both pompadours and soft side parts.
Half Bun
For those with long locks looking to achieve a hipster aesthetic, the half bun haircut could be just the ticket. Easy to create and stylish when accessorized properly, this look works well when worn with accessories that complement it perfectly. Furthermore, this cut works equally well on men who wish to keep their hair up but do not wish for full man buns. This hipster haircut is easy to maintain and requires only minimal styling products. Use premium hair clay, pomade, or wax to achieve its sleek, clean appearance; use Vo5 Matt Clay to smooth away flyaways or add texture. This hairstyle suits men of any facial structure, yet is particularly recommended for those who possess heart or square faces. When worn with a beard, this hairstyle creates an impressive formality, perfect for work or any special occasion.
