Now that fashion has come full circle, it’s clear what men’s haircuts are in style. Also, there are already strong trends that will move forward with confidence this year. At the same time, some short haircuts for men are going out of style. You can still get a fade, undercut, British, or Canadian cut, but don’t expect to be called a “fashionista” with these haircuts.
Classic men’s short haircuts from the 1950s and 1960s, with shaved temples and nice styling on top, don’t impress modern machos. Everyone has had enough of perfect hairstyles that hide a lot of lies.
Men’s hairstyles vary a lot these days, from very short and daring to very long and showy. It can be hard to choose a haircut when there are so many to choose from.
Check out our list of this year’s trendiest and most stylish men’s haircuts if you want to stay in style. These haircuts will take your style to the next level.
Bob
The graduated bob is a popular hairstyle for men all over the world. People like this haircut because it doesn’t have any set patterns. The bangs can be straight, angled, or graduated, but the shape of the face needs to be taken into account. For a bob haircut to look good, your hair should be about shoulder-length.
Mullet
The famous 80s-style mullet haircut, which many people hate, continues to storm the fashion Olympus, and the first results are already in: the hairstyle is gaining popularity. True, a modern variation of the mullet haircut is in fashion,which is based on bangs and shorter hair than the classic hairstyle.
Mop-top
The mop-top is the third real haircut. You might not have heard of her because she was at her most popular during The Beatles’ time. People think that the mop-topped photographer Jurgen Volmer, who used to not do styling after the pool, gave the Liverpool Four ideas. This haircut has a flat bang that goes to the eyebrows, a full crown, and a smooth transition from longer hair at the temples and back of the head to shorter hair in the front. The main group of hair can have strands that are 9 to 12 centimeters long.
Messy hair
Some people’s way of life is to have a creative mess on top of their heads, so the messy mane or messy mane trend is sure to find fans. Steven Marinaro means by this style a deliberately sloppy look that needs to be kept up from time to time.
Torn texture
A tattered texture is the most versatile way to get a trendy hairstyle because it can be used with almost any short haircut. The most important thing is that the hair grows in spikes. So, Caesar, undercut, executive, and other hairstyles with the same length of hair, a smooth comb, or a neat look won’t work. But a torn texture would be right for a crop, a box, a half-box, or a hedgehog.
Shaved Haircuts
For several years in a row, shaved parting haircuts have been the most popular haircut for guys and men of all ages. Such haircuts are made for medium, long (crown), and short hair, but they should always have a shaved parting on one side. Some of the styles have a shaved nape.
Dropped and swept
If you like your hair to be longer, you should look out for the “cropped sweep.” So, Steven Marinaro came up with a hairstyle that is a mix of the crop and the bean. Whiskey and the back of the head are cut short, but not shaved. This is just enough to make a difference from the rest of the hair.
Flow in the middle part
She is also known by the name curtains. During the 1990s, this hairstyle was a big hit. Think of Leonardo DiCaprio in Titanic or a young Orlando Bloom to get an idea of what she looks like.
British-style haircut
Men look cool and tough with British haircuts. Cristiano Ronaldo, David Beckham, and others have this cut. This haircut requires medium-length, thick hair. The back of a Brit’s head is short, while facial hair is long. Long side-swept bangs complete the look.
Haircuts with asymmetry
Asymmetry can be used to get creative haircuts. This means that the hair is cut unevenly, so that one side is longer than the other. Asymmetry shouldn’t cover the whole head; it’s enough if the bangs are uneven and cut diagonally. You can make bangs that are smooth or rough, and you can cut the rest of your hair short.
Style with back haircut
The slicked back haircut is a modern mix of classic and new hairstyles. It works best on hair that is about shoulder length, and all you have to do to style it is blow-dry it back with a brush to change the direction. If you finish this style with a matte pomade, it will stay in place all day and night.
Style for long hair with a comb
Men can look bold and stylish with long hair that fades out at the bottom. The deep parting gives the hairstyle contrast and height, and the low parting keeps the sides and back of the hair neat and tidy. Using a low-shine pomade to style your hair gives you some control without making it hard.
Short cut with a quiff
The quiff is one of the best boy hairstyles, and barber shops still use it a lot. The big quiff haircut gives you a unique look, and the skin fade on the sides not only makes the height on top stand out more but also gives you a clean cut look. It works best when your hair is between 2 and 4 inches long at the top, and you can style it with a pomade or wax that has a moderate to high hold to keep it looking stylish all day.
Side-swept hairstyle for men
The popular side-swept hairstyle looks good on most men, and the slicked-back look looks great with a full beard. Men with thick hair that is between 5 and 10 centimeters long will love it. To style it, just brush the hair to the side, making sure to leave it textured and messy. Best would be a pomade with a matte or low-shine finish and a medium hold.
Pompadour Fade
The modern pompadour is another clean, modern haircut. This textured pompadour has a disconnected undercut and great part. Thin, straight-haired men work best. Put wax or pomade on towel-dried hair and blow-dry it into a pompadour. Brush hair up and back. This will volumize your front hair. Finish with matte lacquer.
