Men with short hair can appear confident and sophisticated when styling their style in fashionably modern ways, including the crew cut, comb over fade, modern quiff, slicked back undercut, and textured French crop styles. For an alternative style, try adding natural spikes to the top section of your locks for added drama! Consider opting for a skin or bald fade for a more masculine and edgy appearance. Add a side part or beard for a more significant impact if desired.
Pixie Cut
Pixie cuts are ideal for sporty women because they keep hair out of the way while adding an element of stylishness to any look. However, regular trips to your hairdresser will be necessary to maintain this style and ensure it looks neat. Add waves to your pixie cut for a trendy look by teasing out some waves with salt spray or texturizing hair products to achieve more movement and create a beautiful texture. For optimal results, this will only take minutes! Layered pixie cuts give your short hair an undone and carefree appearance and allow you to experiment with various textures. They also lend themselves well to those with thin locks as they add lots of volume and movement.
Tapered Quiff
Modern versions of classic quiff styles feature shorter tops and side lengths than most others. When styling this look, brush hair over to one side to define an outline between the top and side sections; use medium-hold hairspray for additional hold to keep this style looking polished and professional. While not as dramatic as Little Richard and Bruno Mars’ pompadour styles, this look will still turn heads and will turn your heads! Best of all? It’s easier than you might think to achieve; ask your barber to start the taper fade lower on your head. Starting the fading section from various locations on your face shape will create the ideal result, such as starting it down at the back and sides to give rounded volume in those areas (round or oval faces) or higher up on your crown for more height and a sexier look (square or heart faces).
Zero Fade
The zero fade haircut is eye-catching, creating a striking contrast between short hair on the sides and back of your head and longer locks on top. It can easily be maintained through regular visits to a barbershop. To achieve the perfect length for your hair, it’s best to discuss with your barber what size you prefer. Different fade heights can accommodate many facial structures and styles. Opting for a medium or high zero fade can also give your locks the perfect length transition – transitioning seamlessly from shorter lengths on the sides and back into longer ones, approximately one inch above your ear. This leaves more stubble at the bottom that can be styled, slicked back, or combed over.
