Men’s textured haircuts are on the rise!
Combine kinky locks with a side fade for an eye-catching style that stands out.
Messy hairstyles will always remain stylish.
Their simplistic yet fashionable aesthetic offers an easy yet trendy look without much maintenance required to style them properly.
A textured crop pairs nicely with fades on the sides, back, and complex parts, creating a timeless style.
The Fade
Fades are an increasingly popular trend in men’s haircuts that involves gradually transitioning from shorter sides and back hair into longer top coat, for an eye-catching style without compromising comfort or versatility.
Fades offer many advantages, such as their clean and sleek appearance, versatility, and adaptability to different hairstyles.
Unfortunately, one drawback of this style is its tendency to reveal more of your head skin – which could cause discomfort for some people.
Popular fade variations include the comb-over fade, pompadour fade, Afro fade, faux hawk fade, and textured crop fade – each style combining different hairstyles with a fade to create distinct and stylish looks.
The Mullet Drop Fade
The Mullet Drop Fade hairstyle is one of the latest and hottest trends.
This hybrid style combines traditional mullets with fades for an eye-catching finish, giving your head shape with this trendiest cut.
Ideal for men with thick or wavy locks who wish to display their curls while keeping the sides short, it allows your locks to flourish freely while still looking neat and polished.
This style pairs beautifully with any beard type and works for all ages.
ItsIts low maintenance requirements make it a good option for men with only a little in front of a mirror each morning.
This hairstyle is ideal for men with either straight or curly locks who wish to add some edge to their appearance.
It can easily be styled into a quiff, comb-over, or slick-back look.
The “Wolf Cut”
This shaggy haircut is ideal for men looking for a bit of edge and plenty of style.
Perfect for straight hair types, this style can also be tailored to curl or wave patterns with some help from leave-in conditioner or texturizing products to add volume and give an authentic beachy vibe.
An experienced stylist will know how to manipulate this style’s choppy layers and face-framing effects, such as curtain bangs balancing out angles associated with rectangular and square faces or side-swept fringes which work better for rounder features.
Though the wolf cut doesn’t necessarily identify with femininity, it could seem more feminine than expected, depending on your facial features and style. A good haircut and grooming can help mitigate this worry.
The Side-Swept Layers
Men may prefer short hair, but growing strands into a mid-length style can also look stylish.
This classic gentleman’s haircut suits both thin and thick locks but may become outdated without proper styling products.
For example, you should utilize dry shampoo or matte clay to keep your locks from looking oily between washes.
Furthermore, ask your stylist to adjust the length of your side-swept bangs to fit the rest of your cut; this will help hide a prominent forehead vein while still looking stylish.
For an added modern touch, ask them to create a curved hard part – perfect for men wanting to add personality to their look!
