James Marsden's Hair
Seen here, the clean-cut actor is wearing an "Ivy-League" haircut variant. This style is great for most hair textures and straighter to wavy hair types. It balances heavy jawlines, camouflages high or wide foreheads, and softens angular features.
The defining characteristics of this style are the lengths to which the top and upper halves of the sides are cut. Cut the perimeter of the hair in a traditional men's cut, following around the ears with a squared outline in the nape area. The sides and back are cut in an upward taper to blend with the length established at the top of the head.
The hair at the top of the head is cut to a longer length using a stationary guide determined by the desired length of the bangs (generally cut to hang approximately at eye or brow level). Use a razor tool to soften the ends in the top and upper side areas.
The Style:
After shampooing and conditioning, spray the hair with leave-in conditioner and a styling product. Use a blow-dryer to dry the hair, directing the airflow slightly upward to maximize fullness. Use a round brush to direct the hair upward as it dries.
Dry the hair to a mostly dry state and apply a small amount of anti-frizz serum with your fingers to give it some gloss and shine. The hair can be styled with a side parting or combed straight back and allowed to finish drying naturally for a movable style.
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See also: More male celebrity hairstyles