Men's Hairstyles by HAIRLOUNGE-KL
Side parts, quiffs, and pomaded styles are making men look handsome. Beards and glasses just add to the appeal.
Hairstyles for men have once again become neat and well-groomed, with designers drawing inspiration from traditional looks throughout the decades.
Sophisticated with Glasses
It’s not the clothes that make the man—it’s the hairstyle. This dapper hairdo contrasts with his rustic shirt, exuding refined and sophisticated taste. His hair is ultra short on the sides and gradually increases in length toward the top, where it’s long enough to create a voluminous quiff.
A blow dryer and styling brush are essential for creating the shape, along with some hairspray to keep it in place all day. His beard is soft but neatly trimmed. With all this style, the glasses feel more like a chic and classic accessory than a necessity.
Hip to be Square
His rectangular glasses are stylish, and when combined with his clean-shaven face and short crop, they promote a trendy, hip, techno-designer, minimalist vibe. His hair is dark blonde and evenly layered, with a slight increase in length from the short sides to the top.
Use gel or pomade to slick it back for a clean and shiny look. Alternatively, the hair can be effortlessly spiked up.
Redhead
Viking-red hair with a masculine edge. His haircut seamlessly blends traditional and contemporary elements, with a full beard grounding the look. The sides are extremely short, offering a velvety, touchable texture.
Pomade Fix
Pomade can enhance any hairstyle. Achieve a slick, shapely look with this magical product. Here, a low side part, short sides, and top hair are combed with determination, almost resembling a comb-over.
However, there’s plenty of hair under this shiny style. Neatly cut facial hair completes the look, giving off a distinguished and conservative vibe.
Bieber, Mars, and You
Looking for a hot hairstyle to pair with your Ray-Bans? Follow the lead of Justin Bieber or Bruno Mars with their retro-inspired, high-top styles. The sides are short, while the top is long and styled into a trendy quiff that nods to the rebellious rockabilly era.
A little styling cream at the roots helps with lift. Skip the pomade for a softer look, but use hairspray to hold the shape. Wear this look with a clean-shaven face and a touch of cherry chapstick, and the ladies won’t stand a chance.
Full Beard and Short Cut
Thick hair has always been a symbol of virility. The gradual increase in length from the super-short sides to the top allows for versatile styling. This traditional look complements both collared shirts and tuxedos.
The trend for men’s facial hair has shifted from stubble to longer, fuller beards, which are easy to trim and maintain. Keep the edges neat and the neck clean.
Smart Hair and Cool Glasses
Glasses might not always make you look smarter, but the right haircut certainly can. His trendy, traditional cut with a mini pompadour and super-short, velvety sides evokes a bit of Clark Kent and Buddy Holly—enough to make anyone swoon.
Use styling cream for a soft finish, or for more shine and texture, try pomade or wax.
Hairstyles: HAIRLOUNGE-KL