Men's Collection by Kirsten McIntosh
Trend-friendly men can choose from a variety of hairstyles that express their personality with a mix of traditional and modern elements. The cuts are inspired by timeless looks in all lengths, with or without beards.
Neat and clean cuts, long and romantic styles, or rugged looks—there is a great style for every type. Kirsten McIntosh makes the world a bit more handsome with her collection, where color takes a backseat and all the energy is in the cut and styling.
Modern Tradition
The 19th century started with sleek, combed-back, and styled looks for the dapper man. Clean lines define this look, and the subtle wave in the bangs adds great old-time charm. It’s a nod to an era when chivalry was commonplace and being well-groomed was essential.
Modern styling products make it easy to recreate these dashing looks. A key element is the strong side part, drawn low and with precision.
Playful Bangs
A bit of loose styling in the bangs and on top makes this short cut very intriguing. The balance between modern coolness and a touch of vintage handsomeness gives him a daring yet romantic vibe.
This look suggests he creates his own style and follows his own tune. The sides are clipped short, and the length on top provides material to play with. For this styling, the hair was gently rolled back with a round brush for movement and light volume.
Pomade Look
With this hairstyle, he could have just come out of Sunday School but would also fit right into a cool jazz club. Simple and stylishly retro, it’s the look for men who are daring in self-expression and creative by nature.
A generous amount of pomade was used to get the hair to behave this orderly and cling neatly to his head. A tiny curl on the side of the combed-aside bangs adds a hint of mischief.
Long Hair Masculinity
Long flowing hair has been a hallmark of male heroes throughout history, from warriors to pirates and princes. It has lost none of its power, and new long styles are as irresistible as ever. The hair must be well-groomed, and a good cut ensures a balanced fall and healthy volume.
His windblown mane features a side part and just a few layers that he can quickly tame into a ponytail.
Wild with Whiskers
He feels a bit more rugged and doesn’t want to mess around with sticky substances to control his hair. A great cut with super-short sides and a more exuberant top always falls into place by itself and looks better the more ruffled it is.
Combined with his long but well-groomed beard, this creates an image of masculine chic that evokes both mountain cabins and an artist’s studio.
Hairstyling: Kirsten McIntosh, Donato Academy/Artistic Team
Photos: Kint Quon