Men with thin hair often find selecting an aesthetic yet stylish haircut challenging. Patrick Butler of Floyd’s Barbershops in Florida and Benjamin Mohapi of New York’s Benjamin Salon both provide some options that might work.
Crew Cut
A crew cut may not hide receding hairlines but can reduce the contrast between sides and crown.
Slick-back Pompadours
Slick-back pompadours also offer height and volume; see here for more options on thinning hair.
Skin Fade
Skin fades are one of the top hairstyles for thin hair because they create an eye-catching contrast between the short sides and back of the head and the entire top, providing a dynamic visual image. A skin fade is ideal for men who wish to keep their locks short yet remain stylish; it pairs nicely with various styles like Ryan Gosling’s casual pompadour or quiff.
Low, Mid, or High Skin Fades
Low, mid, or high skin fades are similar to regular fades but begin closer to the hairline and slope gradually down behind. They make for an excellent option for men looking for short but stylish and clean looks; pairing this look with a Caesar taper cut adds even more structure and professionalism to any professional setting.
Spiky Pompadour
Men’s hairstyles for thin hair usually benefit from added texture and volume to camouflage visible scalps. A spongey pompadour provides an appealing modern twist on classic pompadour styles while helping cover thinned-out areas of hair loss. Apply strong pomade or wax and style it into a spiky pompadour look to achieve it! If your client sports a full beard and mustache, try including them in their style to help detract from a receding hairline. This tactic may prove particularly useful when dealing with clients with bald spots on top of their heads as it will direct attention away from that area and towards other parts of their face instead.
Spiky Side Spikes
Spiky side spikes are a stylish yet effortless for men who wish to appear bright without too much effort put into their hair. A gradual skin fade creates an organic appearance, while long spikes on top give this style its distinct personality – ensuring that it turns heads and turns heads in return! Ideally suited to shorter locks, it can also be worn by guys with longer locks. This stylish, spiky hairstyle can help show off your personality in style. Paired with a temple fade, this look makes your locks even more stylish – perfect for occasions where type matters the most while also being easy to maintain for busy men!
Middle School Spiky Spikes
This hairstyle, referred to as liberty spikes, involves styling your hair into upright spikes that mimic those seen on the Statue of Liberty’s crown. To achieve this look, grow your front locks to at least cover your eyes; growing longer waves in the back may produce longer and stronger spikes for increased durability and more visible ones. However, be prepared for strange looks or possible scorn from members of the public should you choose this path.
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