Richard Gere's Hair
Now that he’s getting older, you can see changes in his long hair. The chestnut brown has given way to silver and now nearly white. His haircut is a classic layered style, a cross between the long-layered cut and the traditional men's cut. This style is ideal for men with straight to mildly wavy hair and most hair textures.
To achieve this look, blunt cut the nape area and create a wedge shape extending to the mid-point along the ears on the sides. Determine the desired length for the fringe area and use this as a guide. Raise the hair at the top, crown, and upper halves of the sides to a 180-degree elevation and cut at this length.
Once the upper sections are cut, use a 90-degree elevation to blend the lower halves of the sides and the back. Cut layers using a vertical cutting angle with the elevation. You can use a razor tool or point-cutting technique to add texture to the style if desired.
After shampooing and conditioning, spray the hair with leave-in conditioner and styling product. Use a blow dryer to dry the hair, directing the airflow in the direction of the hair’s growth and slightly back from the face.
Use a round brush to direct the hair and add a bend and curve as desired. Mist the nearly dried hair with hairspray and gently scrunch to add definition and control frizz.
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See also:
Hairstyles for men
Male celebrity hairstyles