120 Best Men’s Haircuts and Hairstyles for 2023

 

There’s no better time than the new year to embrace a new look. Continuing from last year’s exploration of bolder cuts and styles, this year is offering up some of the best men’s looks we’ve seen in a while. From short fades and undercuts to mid-length comb-overs and quiffs and even long man buns and braids, this year has a stylish option to suit every hair length and type. Here are the most popular men’s haircuts that every man should try.

 

1. Regulation Cut

The regulation cut is inspired by the military haircut and defined by its short length and side parting. It is a simple look that is practical and easy to wear. The sides and back are kept short, with more length at the top of the head to allow for a side part. The combination is masculine and creates a very neat and polished appearance. It is beneficial to use a styling product that holds everything in place and creates a glossy and smooth finish. This is a great look for someone who wants a fuss-free hairstyle that can lend itself well to various occasions, including more formal ones.

 

 

2. High and Tight

The high and tight is a fantastic short haircut for men. Inspired by the military, it is a simple cut with a masculine and rugged feel. Defined by faded or short sides and a slightly longer back and top, the overall look is very neat, helping to achieve a professional appearance. You can play around with the length, deciding on very short sides and even a skin fade, or opting for a more traditional and classic approach. The high and tight is excellent for various occasions, including more formal ones. It is a fuss-free cut that requires almost no style time and can be adapted to suit all hair textures and types.

 

 

3. Clean Shave

The clean shave is a low-maintenance look for men who want a masculine appearance and no styling time. The haircut requires you to shave your head and can create an intimidating look. A pro to this cut is that men with shaved heads are often considered more powerful, tough, and confident. It is best to shave off your facial hair for a fresh and modern approach, although some men prefer to create a contrast by leaving stubble on their chin or even opting for a beard. You will need to visit your barber to keep your desired length regularly. However,  this is an incredibly stylish and fuss-free option, and you will be able to ditch your grooming products.

 

 

4. Short Curls

The great thing about curly hair is that it is incredibly versatile; it can be styled in many ways and adapted to suit various lengths. That said, keeping it short is undeniably one of the easiest ways to wear it. Short curls are a fantastic way to tame your locks, and reduce your style time, and they will not get tangled as easily. It can also create a masculine and cool appearance. The texture can make even the most simple cut look exciting and sexy. Leave your hair messy for a more laid-back approach. Or keep it looking neat and polished by brushing it back.

 

 

5. Buzz Cut with Line-Up

A lineup haircut makes a statement because of its shape on the hairline, parting, or temples. It has a distinct appearance with straight lines or sharp angles, which help to create a modern and stylish cut. One of the best choices would be to wear it with a buzz cut because it is a straightforward style that benefits from adding a lineup. It is a versatile option that works well with most face shapes and can highlight your facial features. It can also be created on different hair textures and types and is an excellent option for someone who wants to tame unruly hair or reduce their grooming time.

 

 

6. Spiky Hair

Spiky hair is a style that has been popular since the 90s and has a decidedly grunge feel. The appeal of this look today is that it creates a textured appearance and can be adapted to suit hair of various lengths and types. The traditional approach would be to opt for defined medium-length spikes. You could also keep them short or choose a messy approach that is much more subtle and natural-looking. Spikes will not work with long hair unless you intend to use a strong-hold product, which will make you look more punk.

 

 

7. Wavy Hair with Side Part

Wavy hair is one of the most sought-after hair types and can make your hair appear fuller and thicker. You can keep it long or short and style it in various ways, including a side part. One of the best things about this parting is that it helps create a more professional appearance, and it can make even the most simple look appear neat and polished. It draws attention to your face and can highlight and flatter your features. The pairing can suit every occasion, but keep some length on top if you want to highlight your natural waves. To help keep your style in place, pair it with a styling product like matte pomade or gel.

 

 

8. Comb Back

The comb back is a classic men’s hairstyle that is easy to achieve and makes a smart and sophisticated appearance. It is created by brushing the hair back in the front, which helps achieve volume when created on longer hair. It can suit multiple face shapes and lends itself well to various occasions, including more formal events or the workplace. Opting to keep the hair at a medium length makes it easier to style and maintain but still benefits from a gorgeous and full look. It can be done in multiple hair textures but would be easier to achieve on hair that is not particularly curly. Combing against the grain does have a drawback, though; you could damage the follicles over time.

 

 

9. Slick Back with Skin Fade

The slick back is defined by hair brushed backward, away from the hairline, and secured with gel or a similar product. It is a classic men’s haircut and is incredibly popular because it creates a polished and stylish appearance. There are many ways to wear the slick back, including styling it with different hair textures and experimenting with the length on the top; the longer, the more volume. The style can also be combined with other haircuts, like a fade, which gives the look structure and creates a slight contrast. The fade can be as dramatic or subtle as you wish, shaving the hair down to the skin or keeping it longer like a taper fade.

 

 

10. Short Fringe

What is not to love about a fringe haircut? The fantastic thing about fringes is that they can be added to any haircut and can be kept long or short and adapted to suit various hair textures. It can transform your look, making it more interesting and flattering to your facial features. For those men who want to make a statement, opting for a long, swooping fringe will get you noticed, but shorter fringes are much more wearable and require less time to style. You also do not need to worry about the hair getting into your eyes.

 

 

11. Temple Fade With Pompadour

The pompadour hairstyle has been popular since the 50s and remains relevant because it is easily adapted to suit your hair texture and desired length. The look is defined by hair kept longer on the top of the head and brushed backward to create volume. The sides and back are kept short. You can also add a modern twist to the style by pairing it with a temple fade, which will add structure to the hair and create a slight contrast. The temple fade focuses on a fade around the temples and enhances the hairline. Combining these two looks results in a masculine hairstyle that is easy to wear and incredibly flattering on most face shapes.

 

 

12. Military Haircut

The military haircut is a broad term for several hairstyles that have been inspired by the military. These looks are typically neat and polished in appearance. The hair is usually longer on the top and shorter on the back and sides, which creates a contrast and gives the haircut structure. You can personalize the look with your choice of fade and adjust it to your desired length. The military haircut is an ideal look for a man who wants a low-maintenance haircut. 

 

 

13. Androgynous Haircut

An androgynous haircut can have masculine and feminine elements to it. It is a style that is not favored by a single gender. There are many options for your hair, allowing you to adapt it to suit your preference and complement your hair texture and desired length. Androgynous haircuts can be expressive, but cutting your hair in this way can also be a freeing experience by rejecting gender norms.

 

 

14. Disconnected Pompadour

A disconnected pompadour brings you the best of both worlds; a haircut with volume and edge. The pompadour hairstyle was popular in the 50s and remains relevant today with a few modern twists. It can suit various hairstyles and lengths. Although traditionally, it was quite a dramatic look, playing with proportions, it can be kept shorter and adapted for a more wearable cut. Pairing it with a disconnected undercut will create an interesting contrast and add an edge to your appearance. It is defined by short hair on the sides and back, leaving length on top of the head. This helps achieve a masculine and tough look that is appealing to men of all ages.

 

 

15. Side Part with Quiff

Deciding on a side part with a quiff is a classic and polished look for any man. The combination lets you keep the length at the top of the head and play up the volume as the quiff is brushed upwards and backward. This style is incredibly versatile and can be done on various hair textures and lengths. For a more subtle approach, it is best to keep the hair shorter. The side part is a classic and timeless option that creates a professional and Old Hollywood appearance. It is a fantastic addition to your haircut and can make even the most basic style look interesting.

 

 

16. Caesar Cut

The Caesar cut is a classic and timeless look that can suit men of all ages. It is defined by being relatively the same length throughout, including the top, back and sides. The style also features a short fringe, which can create a slight contrast. That said, it can be adapted to suit your hair texture, and you can experiment with various lengths and fringes. For a low-maintenance option, it would be to cut it short. If you are a man who wants a modern twist on a classic cut, add a taper fade or undercut.

 

 

17. Side Parted with Short Wavy Hair

Wavy hair is a texture that can suit various hairstyles, but keeping it short is a low-maintenance option. A popular choice would be to keep some length on top so that you can show off your natural hair pattern, but pair it with short sides and back for a fresh and modern approach. Side parted short wavy hair is a smart option; a side part is versatile and stylish and makes even the most simple look appear neat and polished. The side part draws the eye to your hair and highlights your facial features. It can also look dramatic on longer hair, so opting to keep it short is less noticeable and perfect for everyday wear.

 

 

18. Taper Fade with Slick Back

Few combinations go together, as well as the taper fade and slick back hairstyle. The slick back is a timeless cut that can create a polished appearance and is perfect for a gentleman concerned with style. It can suit most hair textures and lengths and helps achieve a smart and stylish appearance by brushing back the hair and using hair products to hold and create a glossy effect. Pairing it with a taper fade can add a modern edge to a classic cut; the hair is gradually cut down the sides and back. This also helps play up proportions.

 

 

19. Butch Cut

The butch cut is one of the most straightforward men’s haircuts, but this is part of its appeal. It doesn’t require much maintenance, has a masculine appearance, and is easy to grow out of. The hairstyle features the hair at an even length on the top, back, and sides and is usually kept around a quarter inch. Many men like the simplicity of the look, and the fact that the length is the same makes it easy to grow out. That said, it can be adapted slightly to suit your personal preference; this could be by keeping the hair a little longer at the top and could be a way to highlight the texture of your locks. Or you could add an edge to it by opting for a taper fade.

 

 

20. Bald Fade

The bald fade can be a great addition to several men’s haircuts and creates a smart and polished appearance. It features short sides and a back, reducing to skin level, and more length on the top of the head. This allows you to pair various styles with the fade, including the pompadour; It can create an interesting contrast between the fullness of the hair on top and the sides. The combination is modern and cool and can be altered to suit your tastes with varying lengths. For a more subtle approach, leave the hair shorter on top to achieve a more blended appearance.

 

 

21. Skin Fade

The skin fade is one of the most noticeable fades because it fades down to skin level. This is an excellent choice for someone who wants to create contrast with their hairstyle, and there will be a distinct difference in length from the top of the head to the back and sides. Fades are appealing because they can make the hair look neat and polished, making it easier to style. The structure a fade creates can also be incredibly flattering, drawing attention to the top of the head and making it appear fuller and thicker. Fades can be added to most hairstyles and adapted to suit all hair textures.

 

 

22. Short Afro

A short afro is a fantastic option for a man who wants to show off his natural texture and wants a look that is easy to maintain. An afro can be an expressive style and worn with pride as it is associated with empowerment. The shorter options still give you volume and texture but are a practical style that can reduce the grooming time of longer afros. 

 

 

23. Crew Cut

A fuss-free and no-nonsense hairstyle is the crew cut. It is one of the most effortless short haircuts to pull off and is known for being practical and minimalistic. It is perfect for a professional environment and daily wear. That doesn’t mean it’s boring, though, and it remains a favorite for men’s hair for a reason; it is cut short and is easy to maintain, but it can also be adapted slightly to suit your style. This can be done by adding a taper fade or a side part. Or you can experiment with slightly longer or shorter lengths than the traditional quarter-inch.

 

 

24. Undercut

In recent years, the undercut has been one of the most popular short hairstyles for men. This cut is set to continue its reign while being paired with a variety of looks on top, including pompadours, quiffs, and styles with fringe.

 

 

25. Disconnected Undercut

For those who want a shorter haircut with high impact, the disconnected undercut makes a fantastic choice. The stylish and eye-catching look features shaved sides with a longer length on top. It also looks great with a beard.

 

 

26. Low Fade

One of the best things about fade haircuts is that they can easily be tailored to suit your tastes. For example, if you want a look that’s understated yet still utterly stylish, the low fade haircut makes an excellent choice.

 

 

27. Mid Fade with Brushed Back Hair

Pairing brushed back hair with a mid fade is a modern take on a classic cut. The brushed back hair is dapper for gentlemen, creating a masculine and polished appearance that is stylish and neat. It is achieved by brushing the hair backward and can create volume. The mid fade is a tapered cut that stops between your temple and your ears. It has an edge and adds a more youthful element to your appearance. It also helps create a contrast between the top of the head and the sides. In addition, the pairing is less maintenance than a full head of hair, especially if you have very curly or textured locks.

 

 

28. High Fade with Hard Part

There are few combinations as dapper as a high fade with a hard part. Not only are they effortlessly cool, but they can also be worn on various hair textures and types. This is a cut that is timeless and looks incredibly stylish. The hard part can make a statement; it features a clean line shaved down to the scalp with a trimmer or razor. Pairing it with a high fade complements the sharpness of the high part. This fade has shaved sides and back that start around the temples and adds neatness to the look.

 

 

29. Side Part

The side part is a fantastic addition to any hairstyle, giving it a stylish appearance. Among the many pros of the side part is that it is versatile and can be done on hair of various lengths, textures, and types. It can draw the eye in, highlighting your facial features and softening your face. The parting has a traditionally masculine appearance when created on shorter hair and is perfect for everyday wear. It can look more dramatic and fashion-forward with longer hair, appealing to the man who wants to make a statement.

 

 

30. Buzz Cut

The buzz cut is a very short haircut that is simple and masculine. It is clipped close to the head with a razor and is low maintenance and fuss-free. It can highlight your facial features and give off a rugged yet polished appearance. Despite being a basic cut, it is versatile and can be adapted to different hair textures and styles. For example, a fresh and modern approach would be to include a line up or a skin fade, which will give your look more personality and edge.

 

 

31. Edgar Haircut

The Edgar haircut is much like the Caesar cut, except it also features a high skin fade. Like the Caesar cut, the hair will have the same shape around the head, except the fade gives it more edge. This is a fantastic short hairstyle for a man who wants to express himself and is looking for a modern and bold style. It can be created with various hair textures and types and is a fantastic option for thick hair. The cut looks best on those with long, oval, and angular faces.

 

 

32. Faux Hawk with Undercut

The faux hawk is a great look for men who want hair that has a rebellious feel to it, but it is much easier to pull off than the traditional mohawk. Unlike the mohawk, where the hair is shaved off on the sides and back, the faux hawk has far less contrast, with the hair is only slightly longer on the top than the back and sides. This helps to achieve a more blended appearance. The faux hawk is an edgy and cool option that can be paired with different fades or even an undercut, depending on your professional preference. An undercut is achieved by shaving the sides of your head from the temples to the ears. It can remove weight from the hair and has a youthful appearance. Plus, it can be adapted to suit all hair types and textures.

 

 

33. Textured Fringe

A textured fringe can transform your look, drawing attention to your features and giving you a youthful appearance. The texture creates a deliberately messy appearance and creates a laid-back aesthetic. The right length of hair is the most crucial aspect, as hair that is too long can be uncomfortable and is harder to pull off, while shorter hair can look choppy; the happy medium is to focus on hair that is either just above or just below the browline. You can give your hair more structure by pairing it with a fade, creating a slight contrast with the hair on top.

 

 

34. French Crop

The French crop is a simple men’s haircut, but its defining feature is the fringe. Fringes are a fantastic addition to any hairstyle because they can make it interesting, transform your face, and highlight your features. The length on the top, back, and sides should all be relatively the same length, while the fringe is longer, which creates a contrast. It can be adapted to suit your style and face shape and various hair textures and types. It can also be styled differently; you can have fun with how you want your fringe to look. For example, a blunt cut instead of a choppy one.

 

 

35. Ivy League

One of the most popular short haircuts for men is the Ivy League. This cut gets its name because it first emerged in Ivy League schools. It is defined by the hair slightly longer on top, with the back and sides cut shorter. It creates a polished and traditionally masculine appearance and is a low-maintenance cut, easy to wear, and involves little styling time. The Ivy League can be worn with hair of all textures and adapted to suit your preference; this includes adding a fade, undercut, or side part.

 

 

36. Low Taper Fade

The low taper fade is subtle and wearable, starting just above the ears. Unlike other fades, which can reduce to skin level, the low taper gradually shortens the hair from lower on the head. It is an ideal addition to any haircut where you want to create subtle contrast and add structure to the look. The fade can be worn with all hair textures and adapted to suit your preference; This includes a classic style like an Ivy League or something more daring.

 

 

37. Mexican Haircut

There are many stylish Mexican haircuts to choose from, depending on your hair texture, face shape, and preferred look. You can opt for classics like the slicked back hairstyle, which is sophisticated and polished, or a more simple and masculine style like the buzz cut and low skin fade or low fade and a hard part. There is something to suit everyone and men of all ages, but the best-known Mexican haircut is Edgar, sometimes called the Mexican Caesar. This cut is defined by short hair on the top of the head, paired with a high skin fade. It also features a short, horizontal fringe, like the classic Caesar haircut.

 

 

38. Two Block Haircut

The two block haircut is for those who want something expressive and modern. It is a Korean haircut that has been gaining popularity worldwide recently and is defined by hair having two distinct block shapes. The one block is the top of the head, which is kept longer, while the second is on the back and sides and kept shorter. It can be styled in various ways, and you can experiment with the length of hair you wish to keep on the top; the longer the hair on the top, the greater contrast. Fashionable and cool, this is a youthful haircut for teenage boys.

 

 

39. 360 Waves Haircut

Waves are a great hairstyle for those who want to keep their curly hair short but also texturally interesting. They are created to have a ripple-like appearance and can be done in various ways, including 180 waves or 360 waves. The appeal of 360 waves, which cover the entire head, is they can define your hairline. Waves are incredibly versatile and can be adapted to your preference, including adding modern elements to the look, like a line up or a fade. It is also a fantastic style for reducing frizz, leaving the hair healthy and shiny.

 

 

40. Bowl Haircut

The bowl cut has a bit of a bad reputation because the looks of the previous decades created a hairstyle that was anything but flattering. The mushroom-like appearance was daring but challenging to pull off, which is why the modern approach is so appealing. It is easier to wear, edgier, and can feel masculine and fresh. The bowl cut is a short hairstyle defined by hair that is the same length all around the head and features a short fringe. It can also be paired with disconnected sides or a fade to give it a modern and personalized finish.

 

 

41. Gender Neutral Haircut

The gender neutral haircut is a simple cut that feels neither masculine nor feminine. This is an appealing hairstyle because it can be worn by everyone and adapted to suit your preference, including experimenting with different lengths and textures. The hair is kept short to medium length and is often a timeless and classic cut, like a modern mullet or bowl cut. You can also try fringes and bangs, like curtain bangs, ideal for framing the face and highlighting the features.

 

 

42. Wet Comb Over

The comb over is a classic men’s hairstyle ideal for men of all ages. It can be created with all hair textures and benefits those with thinning hair or a receding hairline. The comb over is achieved by brushing or combing the hair to one side. It looks sophisticated and can be paired with a fade, like a low taper fade, to give it more structure and create a subtle contrast with the hair on top and the back and sides. You can opt for a wet hairstyle for extra hold, which slicks the hair down using a wet-look product like gel or mousse.

 

 

43. Professional Haircut

You need a professional haircut if you want a simple, classic, and neat haircut. This is a look that is ideal for all occasions, including a conservative work environment, boardrooms, and job interviews. Several styles fall under the professional haircut category, but they tend to feature hair that is short on the back and sides and slightly longer on top. You want a low-key but stylish haircut that can be adapted to suit your hair texture and complement your hair type. The classic side part is ideal and looks sophisticated and polished.

 

 

44. Comb Over Fade

The comb over hairstyle is a classic and popular men’s hairstyle. It is created by brushing the hair toward one side and adding volume. It is appealing because the hair appears full and thick, and it works with many hair textures. The comb over is also fantastic for those with thinning hair and can be used to draw attention away from a widow’s peak or receding hairline. Simple, masculine, and versatile, you can adapt your comb over, including adding modern elements like a fade to the timeless style. The appeal of a fade is that it will gradually shorten the hair around the back and sides, creating a subtle contrast with the hair on top. This is an ideal option for giving your haircut structure and can also be incredibly flattering.

 

 

45. Hair Design

One of the most expressive options for your hair is a hair design. The appeal of this look is that it can be added to all haircuts and lets you have fun with your hair. This can be with something simple like sharp lines and angles, or you can opt for elaborate artwork, including a diamond or a heart shape. It is excellent for those who want something different and can also give the hair a contrast. You can wear it with short hair like a buzz cut. or focus the hair design on one side while pairing it with voluminous curls; the choice is yours!

 

 

46. European Haircut

The European haircut was given its name because the men of Europe inspired it. Many different styles fall under this category, including the slicked back, disconnected undercut, pompadour, and comb over. The finished look is often dapper and sexy. The hairstyle you choose depends on your preference, hair length, and texture. There are many looks that can be adapted to complement your face shape and hair type.

 

 

47. Rockabilly Haircut

The rockabilly haircut is retro and cool. It was first popularized in the 50s and features hair that is sleek and slicked back. This is achieved by using a gel or pomade. The hair is longer on the tops and sides, and the back is short. There is often volume at the forelock with either a pompadour or quiff. The appeal of this cut is that it can be adapted to suit your preference, including pairing it with a fade or disconnected undercut for a more modern finish. You can experiment with the volume at the front of the head; this depends on how dramatic you want the look to be. The hairstyle works with all hair textures and feels very sexy.

 

 

48. Shaved Sides

Shaved sides are one of the edgiest and coolest hairstyles and can be added to any haircut. It is a great way to give the haircut structure, or it could be added to create a contrast with the hair on the top of the head, back, and sides. The appeal of shaved sides is that it works with all hair textures, and you can experiment with the length on the top of the head. It is great for removing weight from thick, curly hair and can reduce daily styling time. The shaved sides do take some upkeep, requiring you to visit the barber to keep the sides short regularly, but besides this, it is a simple haircut that is easy to style and can give you a tough and cool look.

 

 

49. Ronaldo Haircut 

Christiano Ronaldo is one of the greatest soccer players of all time and is also celebrated for his style. His signature hairstyle is short, simple, and masculine, softening, combining a slick back with a mid fade. The slick back gives his appearance a sophisticated finish and is achieved by brushing the hair backward, away from the hairline, and securing it with pomade or gel. The fade gradually shortens the hair around the back and sides. It makes the top appear fuller and thicker, removing weight from the hair. A fade can also create structure, making the hair appear more voluminous.

 

 

50. Ryan Gosling Haircut

Ryan Gosling’s haircuts are easy to replicate and will complement men of all ages. They can be easily adapted to suit your hair texture and are simple and low-maintenance. His looks include the classic crew cut, a short hairstyle that adds height to the crown. The hair is kept short on the back and sides, but the front features pointy strands of hair, giving it volume and making it look fuller and thicker. It is a great style for all occasions and looks neat and polished. But the crew cut may be a straightforward hairstyle, but it can be adapted to suit your preference, including with a fade. You can also experiment with different lengths on the top, or the hair could be parted to the side.

 

 

51. Brad Pitt Haircut

Brad Pitt has had many memorable appearances in his films, but the Bratt Pitt haircut that most men want to copy comes from the movie Fury. The military haircut is a disconnected undercut and is classic and tailored. This look features the slicked back top paired with an undercut. The slick back is achieved by brushing the hair back, away from the hairline, and creating volume. It gives the look sophistication and has an old-timey gentleman vibe. To secure the hair, a pomade or a gel is used for styling. It feels fresh and modern when paired with the undercut, which shaves the hair around the back and sides.

 

 

52. Chris Hemsworth Haircut

Chris Hemsworth is an actor who has flaunted many different hairstyles over the years, from short to long hair. One of the best Chris Hemsworth haircuts is the crew cut, which is timeless, classic, and easy to style. It is a short hairstyle that features strands on the top that sit upright, and the back and sides are kept short. The appeal of the crew cut is that it is incredibly low maintenance and lends itself well to all occasions, from formal to casual. It is also a cut that works with all hair textures. You can personalize the haircut to suit your preference by adding interesting details to it, like a fade. But Hemsworth prefers to keep his hair simple, keeping some texture on the top of the hair and the rest neat and polished.

 

 

53. Drake Haircut

Drake’s hairstyles are as cool as you would imagine them to be, with a range of different looks to suit you, depending on your preference. Drake has an effortlessly cool style and has rocked some memorable hairstyles over the years. His signature style is a buzz cut fade, but he has experimented with his hair, including adding edgy details like a line up. This option creates a masculine hairstyle while still being low-maintenance and straightforward. The line up is an excellent addition to any haircut and gives it structure by adding sharp lines or straight lines on the edges of the hairline. With short hair, it feels fresh and polished.

 

 

54. Skullet

Edgy and cool, the skullet hairstyle is not for everyone, but it is ideal for men who want to stand out from the crowd. This badass look is a combination between the mullet and a clean-shaven head, with the sides and top of the head often shaved and a longer piece of hair left in the back. The style can be challenging to pull off and will not suit everyone, but it can be adapted to all hair textures and you can experiment with the length. It is a great look for those who want a rebellious and edgy hairstyle and will let you express yourself.

 

 

55. Surfer Hairstyle

Few looks can achieve such a carefree and laid-back appearance in the way that the surfer hairstyle can. Although there are multiple ways to achieve this look, depending on hair texture and length, the defining aspect is that the cut is unstructured and has a textured, windswept look. Surfers popularised it in the 50s, whose sun-kissed, tousled locks made a dreamy appearance. If you have curly or wavy hair, this is the perfect way to show it off, letting it fall loosely around your face. Those with fine or thin hair can also achieve the style with the right products, including pomade, to help maximize the volume.

 

 

56. Middle Part

The middle part is more challenging to pull off than other partings but can create a practical and stylish look. The appeal of this parting is that it can work with hair of all lengths and textures; it can also be worn with the haircut of your choice or styled into bangs like curtain bangs for a softer and more subtle approach. It allows you to tuck the hair behind your ears when kept longer and can highlight your features. The downside is that this look is not forgiving on those with asymmetrical features and can enhance any imperfections. It is also not universally flattering like the side part and only suits a few face shapes.

 

 

57. Comb Over

A classic and versatile hairstyle is the comb over. The look is created by brushing the hair to one side of the head, creating more volume on the top and making the hair appear fuller and thicker. It can have a very neat and polished finish, making it ideal for various occasions. The style is also simple and easy to do and can work with multiple hair textures. This look produces a traditionally masculine appearance and can be adapted to suit your preference; this includes modern twists like a fade.

 

 

58. Medium Lenght Natural Curls

Natural curls have such an effortlessly cool element to them. When kept at a medium length, they are fantastic, and there are multiple ways to style them, including leaving them loose. This can create softness around your face and makes for a very striking appearance. It is also much easier to style than if the hair is left longer and doesn’t take much effort to detangle and maintain. Curly hair is surprisingly versatile; many cuts can highlight your natural texture or help add a modern and fresh element to your look. For example, pairing them with a fade or undercut.

 

59. Burst Fade

The burst fade is a popular men’s haircut because it is versatile and can be altered to suit various hair textures and lengths. It is defined by the hair tapering around the ear and the back of the head, forming a semi-circle. Creating the look with medium-length hair allows you to contrast with the hair on top of the head. This can draw even more attention to the fade and makes for a very stylish finish. There are also many styles to wear it with; for those who are rebellious, something daring like a mohawk is the perfect option. That is not to say you can’t opt for a more subtle approach.

 

 

60. Curtains

The curtain haircut has been popular for several decades but is enjoying its moment in the limelight recently. This is because it can create a flattering appearance and is highly adaptable to suit all hair textures and lengths. It is defined by a fringe, often in a middle parting but can also be on the side. The way the hair is cut draws attention to the face and eyes. Another appealing aspect is that it can be personalized to suit your style and face shape, which is excellent as you can play around with slightly different partings and the lengths of your fringe. It is also low maintenance, and for the most part, requires little styling.

 

 

61. Hair Twist

If you want a look that is functional and expressive, hair twists are it. It is a protective style for Afro-textured hair that can help prevent breakage and can be a way to tame your locks. It can also promote healthy hair. Twists are much easier to create than some other braiding options. There are different twists to choose from, allowing you to select the option that best works with your hair texture and length. It is a versatile option but looks especially great with medium-length hair and helps achieve a voluminous and cool look. It allows you to create chunky twists, yet not as tricky to style as it would be on longer locks.

 

 

62. Mullet

The mullet is a somewhat controversial style, defined by the length in the back and kept short on the top and sides. Although it takes some serious confidence to pull off and will not suit every man, it is surprisingly versatile and can be adapted to suit hair of various lengths and textures. It can also suit multiple face shapes and make a statement, telling the world you are an individual who is not afraid to take risks. A medium-length or short mullet can be less dramatic, and depending on how you choose to style it, you could achieve a more blended appearance.

 

 

63. Curly Fringe

There are many options for fringe hairstyles, but if you have naturally textured hair, it is best to show it off with a curly fringe. This is undoubtedly one of the sexiest options for a fringe; the way the curls fall on your face can create softness and help achieve a youthful appearance. Deciding on a messy look will highlight the volume and produce a relaxed and cool aesthetic. Fringes can also define your jawline, highlight your cheekbones, and be cut to suit your face shape and hair length. It is essential to remember that there may be some shrinkage with curly hair and take this into account.

 

 

64. Medium Length Afro

There is a definite appeal to keeping your locks short, but a medium-length afro hairstyle can give you the best of both worlds. It is a length that allows you to play up your hair’s natural texture and enjoy the volume, but it is also incredibly versatile and can be paired with fades and lineups for a smart finish. Wearing your afro with a lineup or fade can create a contrast between the top of the head and the sides and add edginess to your appearance.

 

 

65. Shag

The shag haircut is a wonderful way to channel the 70s. Loved by rock gods and fashion icons, this messy and unstructured look has a decidedly retro appearance. It features feathered hair, choppy layers and a fuller crown and can be adapted to suit various hair lengths and textures. A medium-length option is less dramatic than a longer style and is, therefore, easier to wear. It is a cut that suits every face shape and creates a gorgeous, textured appearance, but it is not appropriate for every man and may be frowned upon in a corporate environment because of its laid-back aesthetic.

 

 

66. Non-Binary Haircut

Non-Binary or genderqueer is a term used to describe identities that are neither female nor male. In terms of hair, this would be a gender-neutral haircut that can be worn by anyone and will look androgynous. This is a cut that can challenge gender norms and can make a powerful statement. They can be bold and bright, they can be a combination of styles like a long pompadour with faded sides, and you can experiment with various lengths and textures.

 

 

67. Box Fade Haircut

The box fade is another edgy and cool haircut, and it is created to form the shape of a box. This is done by fading the hair on the sides and back of the head and keeping it voluminous on top. Many men choose to pair the box fade with a high-top hairstyle, which complements and highlights the shape. This is an excellent way to give your hair volume and make it look thick and full. This cut works best on very curly or afro-textured hair, as it would look flat and lifeless on straighter hair.

 

 

68. Mop Hairstyle

The mop hairstyle was first popularized in the 60s but remained a favorite haircut because it is effortless and creates a laid-back and carefree appearance. This haircut is created on medium to long hair and worn with a fringe covering the forehead and eyes. However, you can add a modern twist to the look by wearing the fringe swept to the side or keeping it in the middle part. It can be worn on all hair textures but looks the most striking on those with wavy or curly hair as it can soften the cut and is sexy. The mop hairstyle has a very youthful look, making it a popular hairstyle for younger men.

 

 

69. Medium Length Textured Hair

Wearing your hair at a medium length gives you much freedom with how you can style it. This includes pairing your hair with a fade to give it more structure. Or opt for a natural approach that looks like you have just gotten out of bed. You can brush the hair away from the hairline to create more volume on the top and draw attention to your facial features. This length is not so long that it is high maintenance but long enough to show off your hair texture. The right cut can also give your hair movement; it works best with layered hair to prevent it from looking flat and lifeless.

 

 

70. Swooping fringe

Fringes look great on men because they can make the most simple cut look interesting. By far, one of the most daring and fashion-forward options you can try out is the swooping fringe, which sweeps across your face. It is edgy and cool and will draw attention to your features. It can also disguise problem skin or imperfections. The length and volume of this fringe do not make it among the easiest to pull off or style, and it will need regular trims. You may also have to readjust it to keep the hair from your eyes constantly. That said, this look demands attention and makes a statement without you even having to open your mouth.

 

 

71. Tiktok Haircut

TikTok is responsible for many beauty and hair trends and has inspired countless individuals to try out new and exciting looks. There have been several TikTok hairstyles to emerge, but one of the most popular for men is the curtain bangs hairstyle. Curtain bangs are defined by their middle part and shaggy appearance. The way they are parted will frame the face and highlight your features. It is reminiscent of the 90s grunge scene and is great for giving hair movement. The cut is also incredibly flattering and can be adapted to suit all hair textures and lengths. It will also create a youthful finish.

 

 

72. Bro Flow

The bro flow is a fantastic hairstyle for those with medium or long hair who want a style that has a relaxed and carefree aesthetic. It is straightforward to pull off and is achieved by brushing the hair back and then leaving it to fall in its natural shape. This look keeps the hair out of the eyes. Another appealing aspect of this style is that it doesn’t require much grooming, and it is very versatile and can be worn in various hair textures, including straight or wavy.

 

 

73. Pompadour

The classic pompadour hairstyle is all about volume and features longer hair in the front of the head, which is brushed upwards for a swept-back appearance. The sides and back are kept short and sleek, creating an interesting contrast between this and the top of the hair. The cut is neat and structured but still plays up proportions. This is a timeless and classic hairstyle that has been popular since the 50s thanks to Elvis Presley, but these days it can be adapted and can benefit from modern styling. For example, you could include a high fade or keep the pompadour shorter and less dramatic.

 

 

74. Ringlets

Ringlets are an excellent way to show off your hair texture and can be incredibly flattering. These tight curls can be worn in various thicknesses and lengths. Keeping them slightly longer and letting them fall around the face can soften your features and give you a youthful glow. This is also a voluminous hairstyle and can be paired with other elements, such as a fade, to give it more structure and remove weight and bulk from the hair. However, ringlets are prone to dryness and frizz; you must take the appropriate steps to ensure your hair is properly moisturized.

 

 

75. Line Up Haircut

A lineup haircut features a distinct shape on the hairline, which can be created in multiple ways, including straight lines and sharp angles. It is an edgy and cool addition to any style and will create structure and contrast. Men favor this haircut because it is incredibly versatile and can be added to hair of all lengths and textures, as the focus is on the hairline. Keeping some length on the top of the head can complement the sharpness of the look and create a more balanced appearance.

 

 

76. Perm

The perm was a popular look in the 80s, a decade where bigger was better. While the volume of the traditional perm may have been appealing, and it was a look that was guaranteed to make a statement, the modern approach to the perm is much more versatile, and the process is less damaging. Perms chemically alter the hair’s natural structure, and there are different approaches, including hot and cold perms, depending on your desired result. The modern perm will not leave you with stiff, coily hair but instead gives you versatility. This lets you experiment with big curls or loose waves and everything in between.

 

 

77. Slick Back with Taper Fade

The slick back and taper fade is a combination that goes well together. It creates a sophisticated yet modern appearance and is appealing to style-conscious men. The slick back is a timeless cut that can suit most hair textures and lengths and is achieved by brushing the hair backward. It requires hair products to hold and create a sleek and glossy appearance. By adding a taper fade to this classic style, you give it a modern update and an edge. The fade keeps the sides and back short, with length on top. This helps to create a contrast, but you can keep the hair shorter on top for a blended look.

 

 

78. Blowout

The blowout is a style that makes a statement because of its volume and height. The sides are kept short and taper off. It is styled upwards, and you can use a strong hold product to help keep it in place. That said, it is a surprisingly versatile look that can be adapted to suit various hair textures and lengths, and for those who want a less dramatic appearance, it is best to keep the hair shorter on the top. A more modern approach sometimes opts for an unstructured look which can be easier to wear.

 

 

79. EBoy Haircut

One of the most popular styles at the moment is the EBoy haircut. TikTok and social media have inspired the EBoy style, and there are various ways to wear the hair, but the most common is medium-length hair with curtain bangs. How the hair is cut will frame the face and be incredibly flattering. It is also favored by younger men and has a youthful element. You also can try out short hair with a textured fringe that is long and shaggy, which can soften your features. The focus is also on choosing an expressive look, and this is often achieved by experimenting with different colors.

 

 

80. Fluffy Hair

Learning to style your hair to complement your haircut and texture is a skill we all need. Fluffy hair is one of the most desirable textures because it makes the hair look full and thick. It is bouncy, full of movement, and creates volume, but in a soft, natural-looking way. Fluffy hair can be done in multiple ways, including blow-drying the hair upside down and using volumizing products. Fluffy hair can be short or long and works great with various haircuts and styles.

 

 

81. Flat Top

The flat top is for men who want to make a statement. The hair on the top is high and voluminous, while the back and sides are kept shorter. Depending on how dramatic you want the finish to be, remember, the longer the hair, the more noticeable and high-maintenance your hairstyle will be. The flat top makes a striking appearance and is a wonderful way to show off your natural hair texture. The cut has been popular since the 50s, and you can keep the traditional look or add your twist to it to create a hairstyle that feels fresh and modern.

 

 

82. Frosted Tip Hairstyle

Many popular hairstyles from the 90s have made a big comeback in recent years, and frosted tips are among them. The look was favored by some of the biggest celebrities at the time, who bleached the tips of their hair blonde to create a contrast with the base color. They were also styled into rigid spikes. The modern approach is more versatile and uses less hair gel to create softer, fluffy hair. Focusing the color on the tips of the hair can make it appear fuller and thicker. Frosted tips can be added to hair of various lengths and haircuts.

 

 

83. Hard Part with Quiff

The hard part with a quiff is a combination that is perfect for a dapper gentleman. The quiff is voluminous and has long been a favorite look for men and is achieved by brushing the hair upward and backward. It can be styled in several ways, including a hard part, which can help create an overall neater and more polished and traditionally masculine appearance. A hard part is a shaved section in the hair, making a clean and sharp line down to the scalp. It can be worn to the side and paired with various hair textures and lengths to create an interesting and stylish look.

 

 

84. Frohawk

The frohawk is a fantastic alternative to the mohawk for those with naturally curly hair. It is also a more versatile look and is easier to wear as the curls soften the style. The traditional mohawk is defined by a strip of hair that runs along the middle of the head with shaved sides, but a taper will create a more subtle finish while still producing a contrast. It will also give your haircut structure. This cut has a rebellious and edgy appearance that lets you express yourself and is a fun look. You can also personalize it by adding a subtle hair design. Or opt for a more balanced finish by wearing your frohawk with stubble.

 

 

85. Disheveled Hairstyle

If you are a man who wants an unstructured look that has a laid-back appearance, then the disheveled hairstyle is the way to go. It looks as though you have just gotten out of bed, but there is a sexiness to this laid-back aesthetic. This incredibly versatile hairstyle can be adapted to suit various lengths and types. That said, the look focuses on achieving textured hair that looks full and healthy; this can be done easily on naturally textured hair but can also benefit from styling mousse. Although this look can be created on longer hair, keeping it short will help to make the most natural appearance.

 

 

86. Cornrow

Cornrows are one of the most popular braided hairstyles because they are easy to achieve and incredibly versatile. They are braided close to the scalp using the underhand braiding technique, giving them a raised appearance. The three-strand braids can be created in various thicknesses and lengths and paired with other hairstyles, for example, cornrows with a fade and topknot—or cornrows and shaved sides. There are endless possibilities. Cornrows are also a protective style, giving the hair a break from heat styling, chemicals, and breakage. It will also reduce daily grooming time.

 

 

87. Hipster Haircut

If you want an up-to-date haircut with the latest fashion and trends, you need a hipster haircut. There is an option to suit every hair texture, type, and hairstyle preference. It ranges from short and simple to long and edgy cuts. Several looks fall into the hipster category, including the man bun, the half up and half down hairstyle, and the long bob with bubble flip. The great thing about these haircuts is that they can be expressive and fun. It is also a way to try out other classic hairstyles to make them feel modern and fresh.

 

 

88. Drop Fade

There are many different fades to choose from, but the drop fade is one of the more noticeable options. The arc-shaped appearance defines it as it drops low behind the ear. This is great if you want to draw attention to the hair at the crown, and the drop fade is fantastic for creating a contrast. It works with all hair textures, and you can experiment with different lengths on the top of the head, depending on your preference. The longer the hair at the top, the more of a contrast you will achieve with the fade. The drop fade is more maintenance than many other faded haircuts, requiring regular trips to the barber to keep it looking fresh; however, the daily grooming time will be minimal.

 

 

89. Mohawk Fade

The mohawk is one of the edgiest haircuts around. It is a look for those who want to stand out from the crowd and are not afraid to take risks. The mohawk is defined as a strip of hair down the middle of the head, with shaved sides. Traditionally, it had a punk aesthetic and featured spiky hair and clean-shaven sides, creating a bold and daring contrast. The modern approach is more wearable but just as cool, swapping out the shaved sides for a fade. The appeal of the fade is the more gradual transition between the hair in the middle of the head and around the back and sides. This creates less contrast. You can also cut the hair shorter on the top, style it to look more textured, less rigid, and spikey, and balance it with facial hair.

 

 

90. Johnny Depp Haircut

Johnny Depp has transformed his appearance for his roles, everything from moody and serious to downright quirky. There are several options that can inspire you, whether taken from your favorite film or the actor’s regular, day-to-day haircut. One of the best Johnny Depp haircuts is the crybaby hairstyle which is retro and cool. It has a rock and roll appearance featuring a rockabilly quiff and can be personalized to suit your preference. This includes leaving some hair loose around the face, opting for a fade to give it structure, and experimenting with different products to create a matte or wet look.

 

 

91. Justin Timberlake Haircut

Justin Timberlake’s hair is one of his defining features. In the 90s, he rocked curly hairdos but now favors a simpler and shorter cut. His styles are often short and classic, with short back and sides and longer hair on the top. The experimentation happens with how he styles the hair, including a textured finish, drawing attention to the hair on the top of the head or a side part to give the look sophistication. He has also tried an undercut that features shaved sides and gives the hair structure. This is an excellent option for creating a neat and polished finish, highlighting the hair on the top of the head.

 

 

92. Henry Cavill Haircut

Henry Cavill is an actor, and as such, he has rocked multiple styles during his career, from short and masculine cuts to long white hair for his role in The Witcher. In his day-to-day life, he favors simple haircuts, like the classic short back and sides. Or the brush back allows him to show off his natural hair texture. Sweeping the hair upward and backward, away from the hairline, opens up the face and can draw attention to the features. This is a great style for someone who wants to keep some length. It can also be paired with a fade to create a contrast and structure the look.

 

 

93. Tom Holland Haircut

Tom Holland is among the most sought-after actors, and his career is rising. He has had many memorable acting roles, including Peter Parker in Spiderman, but his style is also worth noting. Holland has naturally wavy hair, and although he has experimented with his styles, one of the most popular looks was the comb back hairstyle. This is done by brushing the hair away from the hairline, creating volume, and making the hair on the top appear fuller and thicker. It is a fantastic style for highlighting your texture and drawing attention to his face. There are multiple ways to wear this haircut, including pairing it with a fade that creates a subtle contrast with the hair on the back, sides, and top.

 

 

94. Peaky Blinders Haircut

Peaky Blinders is a television show that has enjoyed immense popularity, and the characters’ styles and haircuts have inspired many people. The crime drama’s main character, Tom Shelby, has a great haircut featuring a short crop with shaved sides. This look is great for highlighting the hair on the top of the head, making it look fuller and thicker. Plus, it creates an edgy and cool appearance. Shelby’s hair is naturally wavy, but this haircut can be achieved with all textures. Depending on your preference, you can experiment with the length of hair on the top and style it with a short fringe or a side part.

 

 

95. David Beckham Haircut

David Beckham is a style icon. He is celebrated as much for his style as he is for his soccer skills, and over the years, he has established himself as a very dapper gentleman. He has tried multiple haircuts over the years but prefers a quiff or pompadour. These styles are fantastic for creating volume at the forelock, drawing attention to the top of the head, and highlighting your hair texture. There are many different approaches to the style. This allows you to adapt it to your preference, whether with a fade or undercut.

 

96. Long Hair with Middle Part

If you have long hair and want a simple yet effective style, look no further than a middle part. This low-maintenance option doesn’t take a long time to style and can be created on various hair textures. That said, long hair with a middle part looks best on straight hair. It will keep your hair out of your face and highlight your features. Depending on how you style it, it can also frame your face flatteringly. For a man who wants to cut back on grooming time and trips to the barber and at the same time enjoy a fashionable cut, this is the option for you. It is important to remember that longer locks can appear drier and damaged. So, ensure your hair is in the best condition if you intend to wear it long and loose.

 

 

97. Long Hair with Slick Back

Long hair for men can be incredibly stylish, challenging the ideas of what makes a man masculine. The beauty of long hair is its versatility, and there are many ways to style it, including a slick back hairstyle, which gives it a more sophisticated appearance. Comb your hair backward and tuck it behind your ears, keeping it away from your face and drawing attention to your features. It does help to add a styling product for hold. Pomade or mousse will work well if your hair is curly or textured, and a gel can keep fine hair in place.

 

 

98. Long Afro

Afro hairstyles are incredibly versatile and can be created on multiple lengths, but if you want to wear your hair with pride and make a statement, then a long afro is the way to go. This is an excellent choice for a man who wants something big and bold, allowing you to play up the natural texture, embrace the volume, and demand attention. There is no need for a cut to tame your locks, and while it could be paired with a fade, keeping it as natural as possible creates a sexy appearance. You do need your hair to be in excellent condition, though. Take care to find the right products for conditioning and styling.

 

 

99. Viking Hairstyle

If you want an edgy and cool look, it doesn’t get better than the Viking hairstyle. This haircut can be a combination of several elements and is expressive. You can add braids to the side if your hair is long or opt for a half-up, half-down look. Shave the sides and create a modern twist on the faux hawk or balance your haircut with a beard style. There is also the opportunity to experiment with different lengths, and the look suits all hair textures, particularly wavy and textured hair.

 

 

100. Freeform Dreadlocks

Dreadlocks are an expressive hairstyle and can make a statement; there are various ways to style them. You can also take the more natural approach by opting for freeform dreadlocks, a term given to dreads that are created without using manipulation techniques. This lets your hair grow naturally and is often low-maintenance and affordable. Your locs can be of various thicknesses and lengths, and you can style them, including wearing them in a half up half down hairstyle, a bun, or leaving them loose.

 

 

101. Man Braids

Long hair with man braids is not a look for someone who wants something basic or prefers to blend into the crowd. This is a bold and exciting option that will get you noticed. It is also a fantastic way to regularly change up your appearance as there are so many different braids to choose from, allowing you to get creative. Try out a loose plait for a subtle approach that is easy to style, especially for beginners. Alternatively, tight braids along the scalp are an interesting and textured choice. You can also opt for a half-up and half-down look, creating contrast. Man braids are edgy and cool and can be done on all hair textures.

 

 

102. Long Loose Curls

If you have long, naturally curly hair and are looking for a very natural way to style it, leaving it loose is one of the best options. This creates a very relaxed and carefree aesthetic but is also a fantastic way to show off your hair texture and volume. You can experiment with different partings, including the middle part or side part, to complement your face shape and highlight your features. You may need to find an excellent curl-defining cream and anti-frizz serum to ensure your hair is in the best possible condition. This is because leaving it down when it is long can highlight any dryness or damage.

 

 

103. Long and Straight Hair

Long hair for men is a great choice. It can also challenge what makes a man masculine and can be a way to express yourself. There are many ways to style long hair, depending on the length and texture, and if you have straight hair, there are plenty of choices. The great thing about long hair is its versatility; you can change it up to suit your face shape and personal preference. To keep the hair out of your face, you could opt for a slick back, which gives it a more sophisticated appearance. Another option may be a middle part, drawing attention to your face and highlighting your eyes and cheekbones. This is an incredibly low-maintenance option. You will only need to visit the hairdresser for occasional trims to ensure your hair is in the best condition.

 

 

104. Long Hair with Side Part

Long hair for men is incredibly versatile and can be styled in various ways, depending on your hair texture and preference. For those who want a very sexy but low maintenance hairstyle, pairing long hair with side parting is the way to go. The side parting can frame your face very flatteringly, drawing attention to your features. This option is fantastic for men with wavy or curly hair and softer features. It can also help create volume and help to achieve luscious, windswept locks. There are many ways to part it, including simple or dramatic options, like a deep side parting. If you want a simple and effective way to style your hair, this is it.
 

 

105. Ponytail

The ponytail is one of the easiest and most practical ways to style medium to long hair. Unlike some braids, which can be complicated and take practice, the ponytail is incredibly straightforward and versatile. It will keep the hair out of your eyes and pull back away from your face. It can be created on various hair textures and adapted to suit your face shape and personal preference; from high to low ponytails, there is a choice that will appeal to every man. It is an excellent summer or workout option, keeping your neck cooler. It can also be created for a more neat and polished appearance that looks great for formal occasions.

 

 

106. Half-Up Half-Down

The half-up half-down look perfectly combines wearing your hair up and leaving it down. It has become one of the most popular men’s hairstyles in recent years and is a beautiful way to show off your natural texture while offering more practicality as it can keep the hair out of your face. It can also highlight your jawline and draw attention to your face. To achieve this look, you need to pull the top third of your hair back and tie it into a loop and into a knot. Depending on how you choose to style it, it can also help achieve a more polished appearance, which may benefit you for more formal occasions.

 

 

107. Man Bun

Once a style that hipsters and fashion-forward gentlemen only favored, the man bun is now one of the most popular ways to style long hair. Not only does the man bun look effortlessly cool, but it is also incredibly practical, keeping the hair away from your face and neck. It is easy to style, won’t require regular trips to the barber, and is expressive. The man bun makes a statement, proving that men can adopt all hairstyles, and it challenges the outdated notions of what it means to be a man. It is also an incredibly versatile look that can be changed to suit your face shape, left loose and unstructured or made to look neater and slicker.

 

 

108. Man Bun with Braids

The fantastic thing about the man bun is it is as versatile as it is stylish. There are several ways to wear it, depending on your face shape, hair texture, and personal preference, but you can also get more creative with your look. That means you can add braids instead of just opting for a standard bun. This is an exciting and texturally interesting appearance, creating a rugged, tough look or a fashion-forward option. It adds a modern element to the man bun, and there are many different options for braiding, depending on your skill level. It may be best to start with a simple plait along the side of the head. Or you can seek the help of a professional if you’re looking for a more detailed option.

 

 

109. Dreadlocks

Dreadlocks can make a statement and can be incredibly stylish and expressive. The look features strands of hair and can be easier to maintain than other styles, and does not require as much grooming time each day. There are also several ways to wear them, depending on your preference. These include an undercut, which can remove some weight from your hair. Dreadlocks are symbolic, have cultural and spiritual significance, and are worn with pride. There are many ways to try out this hairstyle, which is a great way to make a statement or celebrate your heritage.

 

 

110. Topknot

The topknot is a fashion-forward look you will likely see in fashion editorials, runways, and stylish events. It is achieved by creating a knot of hair at the top of the head and can be adapted slightly with accessories to suit your personal preference. It can be an expressive style and fantastic for a man who wants a unique look that is also practical as it keeps the hair out of the eyes. The topknot requires virtually no styling time and can be readjusted easily. It is not an overly complicated style, making it perfect for beginners, and it is excellent for those who want a more professional alternative to the man bun. To balance your look, you could wear it with a beard style. That said, it is essential to remember that very tight topknots can be damaging to your hair.

 

 

111. Pop Smoke Braids

Pop smoke braids are a protective style inspired by the late rapper Pop Smoke. These braids have a very distinct appearance and are created using stitch-in knots. The braids feature a middle parting, with four feed-in braids on either side of the head. It is a look worn by men and women and can be adapted to suit your preference. This includes wearing them in various lengths and thicknesses and experimenting with the finishes, for example, pairing them with zigzag partings or a fade and adding finishes like color or beads. In addition to looking good, these braids will last around six weeks, depending on how you care for them. It is a great way to reduce daily grooming time and take a break from heat styling and chemicals.

 

 

112. Odell Beckham Jr Haircuts

Odell Beckham Jr is a force to be reckoned with on the football field, but his effortlessly cool style has inspired many. His hairstyles make you take notice and are an excellent way to flaunt his natural texture. One of Odell Beckham Jr‘s most memorable looks is an undercut with bleached blonde curls. The color contrasts with the rest of the hair and demands attention. It also highlights his curls. The undercut gives the haircut structure and also creates a contrast with the back and sides and the hair on top, making it appear more voluminous. This look requires maintenance and upkeep, but it is worth the effort.

 

 

113. Wolf Cut

The wolf cut is an effortlessly cool and youthful look for men. It is a cut defined by its heavy layers, which are focused at the crown and thin toward the edges; this makes the top of the hair look fuller and thicker. The wolf cut will give the hair movement and can make thin hair look thicker, and thicker hair feels less bulky and weighty. It is great for all hair textures, including straight hair to give it texture.

 

 

114. Korean Curtain Bangs

South Korea has inspired several hair and beauty trends for men and women. One of the most popular Korean haircuts to have emerged is curtain bangs. This fringed look has been trending on social media because it is effortlessly cool and simple to style. The bangs are piece-y and barely there, showing part of the forehead. It is an excellent addition to all hairstyles, especially heavily textured ones like the wolf cut or shag, and will give you a youthful appearance. This is a flattering look and will highlight your features.

 

 

115. Curly Hair with Fade

Curly hair is one of the most sought-after hair textures because the softness of the curls will complement sharp features. It can be worn at various lengths and styled to suit your preference. It is also appealing because it looks natural and full without any effort. To give your curls a structured appearance and create a contrast between the hair on top and the back and sides, you can style it with a fade. There are many faded hairstyles to choose and a fade will remove the bulk and weight of thick curls.

 

 

116. Pointed Bangs

Pointed bangs are for those who want an expressive hairstyle. This fringed look is created with V-shaped or triangular bangs, immediately drawing attention to the forehead and highlighting your eyes. It is a style popular in the Goth subculture, and the haircut will look bold and modern. For straight hair, it will be easier to show off the precision of the cut, whereas textured hair will help create a more blended appearance.

 

 

117. Short Hair with Long Fringe

Short hair is an excellent look for men because it is timeless and classic. This length does not require much styling time or excessive use of grooming products and is ideal for achieving an effortlessly cool and laidback finish. However, if you want to create the illusion of length without any hassles, this can be done by adding a long fringe to the hair. A long fringe will give you versatility with styling. You can wear it swept to the side or just over the brows.

 

 

118. Spiky Quiff

The quiff hairstyle has volume at the forelock. The hair is cut shorter on the back and sides, which helps contrast the hair at the front and makes it look even fuller and thicker. The appeal of the quiff is it will highlight the face, and it is an incredibly versatile hairstyle you can adapt to suit your hair texture. Cutting the hair shorter at the front while keeping it deliberately longer than the back and sides will help achieve a spiky effect.

 

 

119. Side Swept Fringe

A fringe can be added to most hairstyles and is an excellent way to draw attention to your features. It will look youthful and is expressive while also giving you more versatility with styling. A side-swept fringe is one of the most flattering options because it sweeps across the face, softening sharp features and balancing your face. It will look good on the hair of all textures and lengths and cut to different lengths.

 

 

120. Scissor Cut

For those who want a natural look and prefer the traditional approach to cutting hair, then the scissor cut is the style for you. Instead of cutting the hair with a razor or clipper, this haircut is achieved using scissors. It can be cut to various lengths and styled as you wish, but the appeal of the scissor cut is it looks effortlessly cool and will create a brilliant textured finish.

 

 

121. Curly Taper Fade

Show off your curls with a bold and daring fade! This curly taper fade style is the perfect way to structure unruly locks, reduce weight for easy styling, and give an edgy look. Embrace different ways of wearing this combination, such as a curly low taper fade. Let’s get creative – it’s time to let your hair shine!