hair parted down the middle and swept to one side creates an eye-catching style, making this one of the most accessible medium hair styles for boys to style in the morning. The pompadour inspires this style and emphasizes volume for maximum impact in wavy locks of any thickness.
Flat Top
Flat tops with high skin fades are ideal for boys looking for a timeless, clean-cut style. This hairstyle works well to compensate for receding hairlines, as the asymmetry helps soften any potential receding effects. They’re easy to style but may need hair gel for maintenance purposes.
Quiff
Quiffs are an ideal style choice for men with long hair. A longer top can be styled into a voluminous quiff before being brushed back over and swept to one side for an attractive formal appearance. A messy quiff can be an excellent style choice for guys who prefer more informal looks. Easy to implement and require minimal upkeep, this unstructured look requires very little care from men looking for their next hairdo. The quiff works well with nearly all face shapes, depending on its style. It can either accentuate or lengthen the jawline and face. It also looks good with guys with wavy hair and plenty of facial hair.
Long Top Short Sides
The classic long top sides, hairstyle is ideal for any special occasion and requires little upkeep. Trim every 4-6 weeks for optimal results. Wavy or curly locks benefit from having their locks cut into this look, which also works for those who desire a formal and structured appearance. Create a sleek and polished style by applying hair gel to push back the hair in this style, giving a pompadour look perfect for full beards or just stubble.
Taper Fade
A taper fade is an ideal style choice for medium hair. This haircut gradually shortens your back and side length while leaving your top locks longer, providing your overall appearance with an elegant and refined finish. This style looks best when worn with a pompadour on top, or when you comb back your hair for a classy and professional appearance. To achieve it, ask your barber to create a low taper fade starting from your temples and around your ears.
Slicked Back
Men with medium hair who prefer sleek styles often opt for the classic slicked-back look, combining it with either a taper fade haircut or running matte styling product through their strands before combing. Combing elegantly works particularly well when going formal. Run flat styling products through your locks before brushing straight back to create this style. The pompadour is another retro look that works well with medium-length men’s hair. Whether curly or straight, this look adds height and volume to the face while remaining easy to style – brush back your locks with light hold product to secure them in place.
Blowout
Attaining a blowout requires using styling products. Volumizing shampoo and texturizing spray are great products to add volume, texture, and natural-looking movement to your locks. If you have wavy locks, add curls to your blowout style for more dimension. This sleek hairstyle is ideal for formal occasions, combining modernity and traditionalism. The side part balances nonchalance with polish, making it popular with actors such as Johannes Huebl and Gaspard Ulliel. Taper fades are an effortless style with minimal upkeep; their seamless transition between longer top hair and short sides and nape section offers effortless styling with minimal maintenance. A bit of hair gel applied directly onto your scalp is all it takes for smooth results!
Layered
If you want to cut only some your length, brushing strands up and back with a hard part creates a practical yet sleek silhouette that frames the face beautifully. Medium hair for men with straight strands works particularly well for this look. However, for an added fashionable flair, consider adding faded sides and longer bangs around your forehead for extra flair. Coiled twists take the pompadour style one step further, adding height and dimension. They pair nicely with high skin fades for boys of all ages who favor rugged aesthetics.
