There are numerous types of haircuts for men. While certain styles are more prevalent than others, having an idea in mind before heading into your barber’s shop is the key to ensuring you receive exactly the look that appeals to you.
Spiky Hairstyles for Men
Spiky hairstyles for men have long been one of the most fashionable choices, creating a texturized appearance and working well across all hair lengths.
Crew Cut
The Crew Cut is a close-cropped haircut often associated with masculinity. Made famous by Jack Kerouac and more recently worn by Brad Pitt, this style can easily fit into anyone’s daily life and be maintained. Its versatility makes it an excellent option for professional men seeking a cleaner appearance.
Tapered Fades with Crew Cut
Tapered fades can add some edge to a traditional crew cut for a modern feel. If you want precisely something else, explain that you want your hair shorter in the back and sides while keeping some length on top.
Short Pomp Style
Your short pomp style options include brushing it forward or back, creating a hard part using some gel applied by hand, and brushing forward or back. This style works best on men with thicker locks but can also be tailored for thinner or finer strands.
Ivy League
The Ivy League hairstyle is iconic and popular among men who wish to appear intelligent and fashionable. It can be worn at various lengths and flatters all face shapes; its shape lends itself well to either neat styling with an outlining part, or left messy with some gel-added texture.
Ivy League Variation
A variation on the classic Ivy League cut, this variation features shorter sides while leaving enough hair at the crown for side parts or brush-ups. Perfect for men with receding hairlines who wish to balance out their look!
Middle Part
Middle-part hairstyles have long been associated with masculinity. Middle-part hairdos create a timeless and classic style, perfect for balancing out any facial features and accommodating different lengths or textures of hair.
Middle Part with Wavy Hair
When applied to wavy hair, then applied to wavy hair, a middle part can be used. Rat tail combs and stronghold pomade can help achieve this look for an unmistakable finish.
Middle Part with Skin Fade Combination
Add drama with an eye-catching middle part and skin fade combination for men with angular features. This style creates an eye-catching contrast between the top and sides of hair, perfect for creating dramatic silhouettes.
Long hair with Slick Back
Men with long hair want to appear stylish and confident, which makes the slicked-back style an excellent way to do just that. Combining low fade with a close hair comb and gel provides an expert finish that requires less grooming than you might think.
Slick Back for Oval Face Shape
Slick-back looks are universally flattering for all face shapes but are particularly effective on oval-shaped ones. If your locks are thicker than average, layering may help add volume and texture to your mane while simultaneously thinning it out.
Hard Part
Men with medium-length hair who want to create more masculine styles should try the hard part style. It works best when worn alongside a beard and can add depth and dimension to a pompadour design.
Razor Thin Line Hard Part
This style features a razor-thin line shaved into the side of the head. Also referred to as razor line, shaved part, or hard part haircut, it creates a clean and distinctive line that adds contrast and distinction to any haircut.
Hard Part with Side Fade
This hard-part hairstyle is ideal for those who desire a modern twist on a classic side fade. This look pairs nicely with taper or skin fade fades and works great regardless of facial structure.
Disheveled
Men with long hair can look effortlessly stylish when their locks are styled into an unruly tousled style, which shows they aren’t afraid of being messy. This look pairs well with beanies, hats, and formal attire alike and is particularly popular among influencers looking for versatile looks.
Creating a Disheveled Style
Starting with clean, damp hair, use a lightweight styling product like mousse or texturizing sea salt spray to add some lightweight texture and volume. Work it through your locks while tousling for an imperfectly chic casual-cool style that works for any type of face shape – curly, straight, or wavy locks alike can all pull off this style with equal ease!
