If your hair is thin, consider getting a crew cut. This style involves clipping back and sides short while leaving the top long. It helps reduce the widow’s peak while creating an even hairline. Use a light pomade or styling gel to maintain this style’s shape.
High and Tight
Men with thin hair may benefit from a high and tight haircut. This style combines an undercut with a cropped top to conceal more delicate areas of the hair. It can be worn slicked back for a sophisticated look or elevated with pompadour or quiff features. It pairs nicely with Caesar haircuts.
Military-Inspired Styles
Military-inspired styles are ideal for thin hair. Keep the sides extremely short and sparsely sprinkle hair at the top to create the appearance of thick locks. Pair this style with a fade or beard for maximum impact. Great for oval, round, and square faces.
Disheveled Spikes
Achieve a stylish, disheveled look for thin hair by using a bit of putty on the fingertips and working it through the top layer for texture and volume. Sweep the locks over to one side to complete the style. Conceals receding hairlines and requires little maintenance. Pair with side partings and beards for extra flare.
Simple Textured Haircut
For clients with short hair wanting to conceal balding patches, offer a simple textured haircut. It works well on all hair types and can be styled with a side part or slicked back. Add beards and low fades for a sophisticated finish.
Messy Spikes
Spiky styles give thinning hair an edgy look while hiding gaps or thin areas. Apply a small amount of gel to keep the type in place and add volume and texture. Suitable for shorter haircuts and can be tousled or brushed back. Bangs provide a stylish face frame.
Two-Step Undercut
It is an effective way to hide thin areas. Features faded undercuts on the sides and longer pompadours on top. It can be worn messy or slicked back. Adding pomade creates a sleek and modern look. Look at Robert Pattinson for inspiration.
Fade
A faded haircut is excellent for men with thinning hair. Shave the back and sides while leaving longer locks at the crown to make thinning less obvious. Use quality pomade, styling gel, or wax for a professional finish.
Comb-Over with Skin Fade
The ideal combination for thin men’s hair. This style features a hard part with a sharp line to separate the side and bottom strands. Apply pomade or styling gel to secure in place.
Shadow Fade
Starting shorter on the sides and gradually transitioning toward the hairline, shadow fade haircuts provide thickness to thin hair. It looks stylish and modern compared to traditional fades.
