Long Rectangular Faces:
Long rectangular faces require hairstyles that balance their length by adding width or height to the sides. Consider opting for a medium-length textured crop with either a classic side parting or short fade on each side for optimal results.
Side Swept:
Consider getting a side-swept haircut to make an eye-catching statement that is bold and stylish. This updated take on the classic Ivy League style involves pushing thick sections of hair off one side. You can achieve this look by applying styling product to longer locks at the back of your head and finger-combing them forward for the desired effect. Create a spiky look by using gel or pomade to your locks and combing through for definition. Add color for an even more eye-catching finish! Side-swept crew cuts are ideal for exuding confidence while maintaining a professional appearance. This hairstyle combines various fades (low, mid, or high skin fades) and short or medium-length locks for an effortlessly stylish appearance.
Curly Fringe:
Men with round faces can benefit from a curly fringe haircut, as it distracts attention away from chubby cheeks, jawlines, and receding hairlines. To achieve this style, comb back and blow-dry into a middle parting before using heavy-duty hair wax to hold the bangs in place for an angular, straight appearance. Curly hair tends to be drier than consecutive locks, requiring additional products to keep it shiny and sleek. Applying light styling mousse or hairspray with high hold can help the fringe remain in place without looking flat or unattractive.
Diamond Face Shapes:
Diamond face shapes need angular or texturized styles to balance their more expansive proportions on both their cheekbones and foreheads. Techniques like the pompadour or quiff work beautifully with this face shape to help you stand out.
Quiff:
Quiff haircuts allow you to showcase your hair texture without heavy products. This style can be easily created without using an iron; it can either be swept up and back or left more natural with side-swept layers. A textured quiff works particularly well when creating full, voluptuous coils in thicker hair types. This style can make an eye-catching statement and is suitable for men wearing darker colors who want their style to stand out. However, it can also work well in lighter hues if the hair is kept short and away from the face. The quiff is an iconic, versatile cut that men of all ages can wear with pride and sophistication. Pair it with a skin fade, taper fade, or low fade for the ideal style that complements your personality and face shape.
Textured Short Haircut:
A textured short haircut is ideal for men with thin or delicate locks as it creates volume and texture. Pair this style with a light beard for added masculinity. Use a volumizing shampoo without weight to achieve this look.
Oblong Face Shape:
If you have an oblong face shape, keep your sides short while adding length at the top to elongate it. Men with this face structure can wear crew cuts, side-swept hair, pompadours, textured quiffs, long comb-overs, brush-ups, and faux hawks.
Triangular Face Shapes:
Triangular face shapes feature wider jawlines than foreheads, so opt for a longer crown to achieve balance. Men with this face shape should avoid short sides and long beards. Instead, choose short back-and-sides styles with textured quiffs or top knots. These styles provide plenty of length on top while remaining easily manageable using dry shampoo or clay products.
