Men's Medium Length Hair Styles

Taper Fade

A taper fade combines short back- and side-layered hair with longer top layers for a subtle contrast. Best suited with a side part.

Create height and volume with a blowout style. It works best with straight hair, but may be more challenging with curlier locks.

The comb-over is low maintenance and versatile and suits many face shapes and hair types.

For a modern look, try the drop fade. The fade starts from the lowest point on your scalp and gradually curves upward to meet your ears.

Achieve a statement look with classic pomp styles, using pomade for easy maintenance.

Combine long back hair with short front hair and a fade for an eye-catching mullet style. Regular grooming and maintenance are required.

This modern take on the mullet features a pompadour in the center, and a temple fade on the sides.

Grow your hair to shoulder-length and trim the top layer for a spiky mullet look. Use styling products for texture and definition.

The bun hairstyle is effortlessly stylish and masculine, suitable for wavy or curly locks. It can be paired with fades and worn sideways or backways.

An easy-to-maintain style featuring a center part. Combine with various types of fades for a unique look.

Experiment with twists to find the right style for Afro-textured hair. Consult a stylist for grooming products and recommendations.

Add contrast and volume to a high-volume style with a side part. Suitable for formal occasions and works well with low fades.

Towel-dry slightly damp hair and use pomade or gel to create the desired shape. Comb back the hair and set it with hairspray to complete the look.