Long hair with bangs is an eye-catching style. This look offers a fun alternative to classic Quiffs, side parts, or combovers and works particularly well when worn wavy.
To create the look, request long layers with slightly shorter sides and a longer nape length. Your bangs can then be styled forward, off to one side, or pushed back for maximum versatility.
Short Fringe
Short fringe hairstyles are timeless classics that can be styled in various ways for men who wish to appear stylish and clean. This haircut typically features a short back and sides with longer front hair worn styled into a bang. These can also be combined with low or mid-fade haircuts to achieve an individual, eye-catching appearance.
A textured crop fringe is a trendy modern hairstyle. This haircut combines shorter sections of hair on the sides and back with long locks styled into an uneven, textured bang in front. Perfect for men looking to add personality and flair to their appearance!
Long Fringe
Long fringes are ideal for those looking to experiment with punk rock style without fully committing. Unfortunately, extended boundaries can be challenging to keep looking their best as their length may become flattened by wind and humidity. Sweat and moisture can also cause the hair to return to its naturally curly state.
A medium fringe haircut can be an attractive, practical style choice for men with either thick or thin hair. Reaching to the center of the forehead, this look can be casually brushed over to one side and pairs beautifully with either low or high skin taper fade for an impressive finish.
Side Swept Fringe
A side-swept fringe can create an elegant and modern aesthetic when worn with a taper fade or full beard. Men with thick or wavy locks may also choose this look to add texture and volume, making this style easy to maintain with just one short blow dry and some light product needed.
Textured fringes can create an eye-catching style and define your individuality. Ideal for formal environments and suitable for any facial structure, this look works exceptionally well in traditional settings and French crops – offering even more sophistication – or uses hair wax or clay to add extra texture.
Asymmetrical Fringe
Fringes that drape almost to the eyebrows make an arresting style statement. Perfect for men with high foreheads and widow’s peaks, this hairstyle also pairs nicely with fades or taper cuts for added style.
Textured fringes add depth and definition to your look while framing the face perfectly. They work best with naturally wavy or curly locks and require little upkeep or maintenance.
No matter how styled, this classic fringe haircut can give any man a dapper appearance. Use hair gel or pomade to maintain its shape all day long for added style!
Slightly Tousled Bangs
One of the men’s most elegantly masculine hairstyles is a slightly tousled bangs style, ideal for long, straight hair. It works particularly well on those with high foreheads or widow’s peaks, as when brushed back, it creates a round and sweeping effect that helps lengthen their face and elongate it further. Wear it casually or create an elegant formal occasion look by combining your bangs for added sophistication!
To achieve this look, start with clean hair and add texture with wax or gel to add some grip. Comb the locks forward for an informal bedhead style suited for casual settings.
Straight Fringe
Straight fringes are an elegant style for men looking to add an edge. This look works on all hair textures and frames the face beautifully.
At times, it may be challenging to maintain the look of curtain bangs during heavy winds or when sweat and humidity make their presence known, leading to their hair becoming disorganized and losing shape. Therefore, keep a handkerchief or oil blotting paper handy to remove excess sweat and humidity.
Textured fringe is an appealing style feature in any haircut but is particularly appropriate with high skin fade cuts. You can style the fringe however you like–brush forward, sweep to either side, or spike up for an edgier finish!
