Are You Part of the Long Hair, Don’t Care Club, or Looking to Grow Out Your Locks for the First Time?
There’s an assortment of stunning long hairstyles out there to try if you are growing out your locks for the first time – from man buns to ponytail mash-ups; here are a few that may help ensure that you look your best!
Flowy Curls
When your mane is longer than it is wide, slicking it back can help it look tidy quickly and stylishly. This long taper style controls things while offering plenty of volume with its layering and front tuft of hair, giving a stylish finish and. You are trying River Phoenix’s class for an effortless long men’s hairdo that requires little grooming. This shoulder-length wavy look features early-1990s surfer-style waves that can be enhanced with just a bit of styling product and a quick side part.
Cool Undercut
An undercut is an essential style for men with long hair. Not only is it versatile and looks great on any mane, but you can customize its length and design to reflect your taste – straight fringes or fuller locks; an undercut will always look sophisticated and stylish like Bradley Cooper from Peaky Blinders showcased here. This undercut features an eye-catching swirl pattern and will turn heads. Give this style a unique and eye-catching finish by pairing it with black-blue highlights for an impressive and breathtaking appearance.
Pompadour Hairstyles
Pompadour hairstyles have long been a favorite among men. Ideal for those with wavy locks, it adds texture, movement, and definition while working great alongside a fade.
Bro Flow
The bro flow, commonly called hockey style, is an attractive hairstyle for men with long or medium-length locks. Pairing it with an eyelet beanie or baseball cap accentuates its laid-back coolness while working well on both straight and wavy locks – though maintenance might require regular trims and molding cream or pomade for best results. This casual men’s hairstyle works for all ages and occasions – formal and informal events. Additionally, this look works exceptionally well on those with widow’s peaks as it covers up any issues around their forehead area.
Bangs
Bangs are an elegant way to frame the face and add an easygoing charm. Your stylist can integrate subtle side bangs into a layered cut for a streamlined look; or opt for heavier blunt fringes for an uninhibited rock ‘n’ roll aesthetic that can easily be pulled back or tucked behind ears. If you have medium-length hair, try a side-swept fringe for a classic style that works on almost everyone. Add flair by coloring your bangs in natural or vibrant colors; purple shades make an especially eye-catching and striking statement!
Viking Hairstyle
The Viking hairstyle is an excellent way for men to look for an intense and masculine appearance. This hairstyle involves long locks being pulled backward and braided loosely and can even be combined with beards to complete the look. An alternative Viking haircut style would be a low fade and long mohawk that can be styled by combing through or shaving to achieve an elegant and modern appearance. If your locks have natural texture, consider wearing them in a half-up man bun style with some framing your face strands framing it for casual occasions and something more rugged than an everyday top knot.
Sleek Ponytail
Men with naturally curly hair can use their texture to create an effortless, low-maintenance style. Use some styling product to tidy the strands, or let them fall and secure with a beard comb. When creating the perfect ponytail, there are endless variations depending on your hair thickness and texture and whether your look should be formal or casual. To maintain an organized look, a sleek mid-length style like Jared Leto’s could keep things neat and orderly. Additionally, pair this look with a top knot for a compelling business look!
