Top 6 Men's Haircuts

Although other fashions may come and go, classic mens haircuts and styles will always remain in vogue. Not the perms, man buns, or mullets of the 'mid-1970s, but rather a futuristic cut that will never go out of style. You have plenty to think about with the current stuff on your social media accounts.

You could take a chance on a hairdo that is only trendy for a season, plagiarised from a hipster website, or go to your barbershop and get a tried-and-true cut. If you prefer the latter, check out our comprehensive list of the top 6 men's haircuts and styles for inspiration.

Undercut Haircut

The sides are small, and the top is long. That's the basic concept behind the undercut, an ageless men's hairstyle (curly, wavy, straight, etc.). The hair on top may be styled in any way you choose, from slicked back to spiky.

There are two primary types of men's undercuts, known as "disconnected" and "fade away," respectively. Cillian Murphy's disconnected undercut on "Peaky Blinders" introduced the world to this trendy hairdo. There's a distinct transition between the shorter and longer hair or a high degree of contrast.

Similarly, the edge falls off as the short sides rise to the peak. The end outcome is a higher degree of cohesion or momentum. What kind of undercut would look best on you? That's something you should discuss with a barber. But if you need some guidance, check out our piece on short haircuts and styling suggestions.

Haircut with Texture

Included below is a famous men's haircut that, against expectations, has always remained in vogue. The pompadour, a popular hairstyle for males, is distinguished by its short sides and longer top, much like an undercut or fade. The distinctive feature of this hairstyle is the thick, swept-up front that thickens down progressively towards the rear. The powerful quiff, another fashionable relative, hits a similar chord.

Side-Part Haircut

When it comes to men's hairstyles, how classic is the side part? The enduring allure of Don Draper's smooth back style proves that it is timeless enough to span seven decades or more.

The side part is a classic of the professional world, but it requires a lot of volume and length and looks best on thick, straight hair. The classic example has a short back and sides with a longer top.

Apply styling gel to your hair and comb the top layer to one side. Voila! Piece cut from the side. Ask your barber for a low fade if you prefer a more modest style.

Curly Hair and Beard

Although very long beards may be all the rage now, we're still determining if they won't be seen as an artifact of the past in the future (they are, after all, quite vintage). Despite any period, a well-groomed beard always makes for a good style choice. Get a look that's equal parts accessible and manly by mixing a well-trimmed beard with a crop of short, thick, and curly hair.

Messy Waves

The messy waves hairstyle, which may be best defined as purposely untidy, is more demanding in care and consideration than it may first seem. Use some styling products and start manipulating your hair to create a sculpted and casual style. You're the coolest.

Dreads are short.

To our knowledge, short dreads have always been cool. This night before going to bed, and precise men's haircut was made. It's preferable to let a barber handle your hair if you don't know what you're doing. Long dreadlocks, while we're on the topic, are also amazing.