Classic Side Part Haircut
Ask your barber to create a classic side-part haircut for an iconic style that flatters most face shapes. For added depth and definition, ask him/her to razor the part to create a report.
Low Skin Fade Haircuts
Low skin fade haircuts can enhance facial features. A comb-over cut can also add class to any appearance.
Skin Clean Fade Cut
Mexican hairstyles often feature skin fade as an aesthetic enhancer to emphasize facial features. The low, mid, or high fade can be customized for different personal styles; taper fades are another popular choice, ideal for those with longer locks that don’t need slicking back regularly.
Spiky Mexican Haircuts
Spiky Mexico haircuts can be an easy and stylish way to show off your mane without spending hours styling it. Add some hair gel, and you’re set up for success – ready to impress everyone looking at your locks.
Bowl Cut with Short Side Bangs
Another option for men with natural curls is that the bowl cut accentuates your forehead with short side bangs to give an eye-catching, dapper appearance that gives more definition to their face.
Full Slicked Haircut
A slicked-back haircut is one of the most excellent Mexican hairstyles that can add polish and sophistication to any formal or casual setting and will work for men of any age with thin or thick locks.
Loose Curly hair with Short Spikes
Curly hair looks its best when left loosely flowing to create an effortlessly beautiful look. This style can be enhanced further with short spikes for an elegant and stylish look by separating random strands using hair products to define the shape.
Fade Haircut with Longer Top Hair for Pompadour Style
For a more elegant style, ask your barber to give you a faded haircut with longer top hair for a pompadour style. Pompadour style requires regular trims to keep looking neat and fashionable.
Middle Part Undercut
Men with long hair can look their best with a middle-part undercut. This classic Mexican hairstyle will turn heads when styled correctly; use some pomade or gel and smooth your locks back for maximum impact.
Choppy Asymmetric Fringe Haircut
Another popular Mexican haircut for men is a choppy asymmetric fringe haircut, which will ideally suit men with angular features and create an eye-catching appearance. Additionally, this style looks best when combined with beard or mustache styling.
Short Taper Fades with Spiky Hair
Mexican hairstyles for guys offer plenty of great looks, including short taper fades with spiky hair. This hairstyle is ideal for those seeking an effortless yet fashionable look without requiring too much styling effort – be sure to use softening products such as clay or wax when creating the spiky style for best results and avoid the complex and pointy appearance created when using traditional products such as gel.
Trimmed Wavy Taper Fade
One of the classic styles for Mexican men with long hair is a trimmed wavy taper fade cut, wherein both sides of the head are kept short while the top portion is trimmed to medium length before being brushed forward with a wave brush. This look works exceptionally well when coupled with either low or taper fade to enhance natural curls in the hair.
Edgar Haircut
The Edgar haircut is an excellent way for men to add texture and variety to their appearance. Combining two popular trends, it looks fantastic when worn with a beard. This style features a textured fringe that draws focus towards the eyes while balanced out by an undercut fade for an all-around clean appearance on your face.
The Edgar cut is a short Caesar or bowl engraved featuring a high skin fade that blends seamlessly into the top and a defined fringe trimmed into a straight line across the forehead. This style has become associated with Mexican takuache culture; young Mexicans celebrating their ranchera/o heritage through square-toed boots and Jordan sneakers worn over square-toed boots, as well as driving pickup trucks listening to corridos tumbados at rodeos or dance clubs often opt for this look.
