A middle part is an approachable style suitable for all hair lengths and textures, from straight cuts to curly or wavy locks. Consider opting for a curtain fringe style with face-framing effects for an edgy look. It pairs beautifully with skin fades to give your look structure and polish.
Long Hair
When styling long, curly hair for men with middle parts, the key to successfully rocking this style is letting your strands fall naturally – creating a face-framing effect that will showcase both cheekbones and chin.
Straight or wavy locks, you can try plenty of stylish looks for men with straight or curly locks. One such watch is the middle part of the curly hair men’s style with fade. This elegant look stands out from gender norms and makes an impactful statement about who they are as individuals.
Another option for maintaining long strands and wearing curtain bangs with pride is keeping them long while using a fine tooth or rat tail comb to define the middle section. You could even add some pomade or wax for an immaculate and polished finish – that way; your curtain bangs will look sharp while remaining manageable over time! Just remember regular maintenance of your locks!
Skin Fade
A skin fade is an eye-catching accent to any haircut, providing structure and creating contrast between your back and sides hair and that on top. It will also accentuate any curls, making them even more striking – an ideal look for someone with short rings who would like them tucked behind their ears while the remaining locks fall freely.
Another variation of this look features a slightly higher skin fade that allows curls to be swept back and styled slick back for an untidy and modern aesthetic. This style can help accentuate your facial structure and draw attention to features like eyes or cheekbones.
A drop fade with curtain bangs is an elegant style perfect for anyone seeking to add volume and texture to their hairstyle. This look exudes sophistication while making you feel confident wherever you go.
Side Part
A middle part can add an elegant touch to any hairstyle, especially when combined with a fade. It creates an angled silhouette and frames your face beautifully if you have thick or textured locks.
Style this look however you like and according to how your natural locks fall, from soft and undone, to sharp and distinct depending on personal preference and how your natural tresses fall. Add curly shag style for an edgy finish or curtain bangs for a youthful finish that frames your face.
The side part is an eye-catching style that works on all hair lengths and textures, from long to short locks. It works particularly well on straight locks while looking more natural on curlier surfaces such as wavy. Additionally, the style complements heart-shaped, oval, diamond, and other facial structures and works exceptionally well when coupled with an angular feature or symmetry; it can make an eye-catching statement when worn alongside shaved heads for added effect.
Tuck Your Hair Behind Your Ears
Men with middle-part hair styles often opt for a class with their locks tucked behind their ears, creating an effortless and refined look. Styling with hair gel or pomade is usually sufficient to achieve this look – perfect for those wanting a bit of edge!
Another excellent style option is a curtain haircut, which features face-framing styles to complement all face shapes, especially flattering those with curly or wavy locks. While more complex than skin fades to achieve success, this look looks incredibly stylishy.
Straight-haired individuals can achieve a timeless classic look by creating a clean middle part style with straight locks. Comb back your locks and use some pomade or hair gel to complete this classic style – great for work and other events where professional appearance is essential! Wear with either a quiff or comb over for optimal effect.